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Ex Wives Club (2005)
Why not "Homewreckers Who Became Ex-wives" for title
These women are not examples of normal ex-wives. They have the money and fame to go the extreme in exacting revenge on their sorry ex-husbands. Popping out illegitimate children, living with already married men...they are such good role models. This show should go down the toilet, although, that is too good for it. Have a pity party on someone else's time. What a sad state American television is in to give these no-talents a platform. This show would be a good excuse for child protective services to step in and get children away from these idiots. What goes around comes around and in some cases these women are only getting what they deserve.
Scarlett (1994)
Garbage and a disgrace to the memory of Margaret Mitchell
I am insulted and angry over the idea that a sequel to 'Gone with the Wind' should EVER have been undertaken. Having expressed that, I have no problem with the quality of the acting or the actors in this film. The performers are talented people whose talents were wasted on this piece of garbage. The hype surrounding this book and film just happens to be an exercise in futility. I think it will go down as one of the misguided films of Hollywood. I don't believe that the beloved characters created by Margaret Mitchell should have been soiled by the ideas and interpretations of another writer. The film and the book should be on the list of worst ideas conceived in the world of publishing and film-making. The sad thing is that people actually made money off of this tripe.
Hamish Macbeth (1995)
Why not just follow the books?
When I noticed that "Hamish Macbeth" was being broadcast in the United States, I was thrilled. I then had the misfortune to watch the darn thing. I adore M. C. Beaton's books about the wonderful Scottish Constable. The characters in the book are entertaining and very well-written. The powers that be who are responsible for this mish-mash apparently have never have read one of Beaton's books. Only the name "Hamish Macbeth" has anything to do with the series. Besides the lack of familiar characters, I find the whole show offensively loud. It seems that the actors feel they must shout their lines and scream at each other. If you love M. C. Beaton's adorable Hamish Macbeth don't waste your time on this rubbish.