Qwertybb Reviews

Emily in Paris (2020– )

Offensive annoying degeneracy

[1/10 · 22 December 2022]

Offensive annoying degeneracy

Couldn't be any worse. It treats the viewer like a moron and if you watch this it's probably correct. Patronizing and cheaply made and completely unbelievable in every way

Don't let your kids watch this trash. If you do you're a bad parent. Don't let your kids watch this trash. If you do you're a bad parent.

Offensive annoying degeneracy

Couldn't be any worse. It treats the viewer like a moron and if you watch this it's probably correct. Patronizing and cheaply made and completely unbelievable in every way

Don't let your kids watch this trash. If you do you're a bad parent.

All About Nina (2018)

Trash film that destroyed Winstead*s career

[1/10 · 9 September 2021]

Trash film that destroyed Winstead*s career. It looks like it was made by failing film students.

Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021)

Insulting to viewers and humanity

[1/10 · 17 July 2021]

It's a giant commercial with absolutely zero effort put in by anyway involved. James mumbles his lines and is basically incomprehensible but it doesn't matter because there really isn't any plot or humor in the entire film.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021)

Show made for the lowest common denominator

[1/10 · 24 April 2021]

Not entertaining. Too slow. Braindead entertainment no one will ever watch again.

The Final Table (2018)

Amazing show! Could become the worlds premier cooking completion.

[10/10 · 15 August 2019]

I loved this show. Such an incredibly unique idea and presented in an amazing way forcing chefs to be masters of all cuisine and incredibly created and focused.

This show really goes above and beyond any other cooking competitions in both the complexity of dishes and the diverse range they have to show.

For any of the negative comments they all seem to be people who are furious that the sole cuisine of focus isn't French, which is absolutely ridiculous in today's globalized world. The second negativity they seemed obsessed with is that an American won the first season. This is nothing but Ameriphonia from people angry their contestant didn't win. Hollingsworth was executive chef at French Laundry and I do feel like they downplayed his accomplishments to make the win more impactful but you also have to realize his Canadian teammate, while talented, was way out of his league so Hollingsworths win was even more remarkable.