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American Primeval was an absolute surprise for me. As a woman who doesn't normally watch or enjoy Westerns, I didn't expect to enjoy it, but it completely drew me in. The show is gripping, raw, and emotionally intense, with stunning cinematography that captures the harsh beauty of the era. Both Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin were phenomenal- both gave standout performances that added so much depth to the story. The mix of action, survival, and moral complexity kept me hooked, and the emotional weight of the series stayed with me long after I finished it. American Primeval is a must-watch. It's powerful, brutal, and unforgettable. All the awards please.

I've been an intermittent listener of Danny's podcast for years, so I was thrilled to see his script come to life. His deep love of pop culture and romcom lore really shines through in this film. I've watched several holiday movies this Thanksgiving week, and I'd rank this one just behind Lindsay Lohan's charming lil comeback. It's a cute, simple, and sweet story that doesn't try too hard, making it perfect for the season. The cast delivers likable performances, and the festive setting hits all the right notes for a cozy holiday vibe. It's great as background TV to tune in and out of while cooking, decorating, or wrapping gifts, but it also has enough heart to keep you engaged if you sit down and watch it all the way through. If you're looking for a feel-good holiday movie that's warm and easy to enjoy, this is definitely one to add to your list.

Aesthetically pleasing film that portrays anxiety in a way I've never seen on film before. Teenaged me could have used this film, thank you to Kelly Oxford for helping the next generation.