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I watched Skins when it first aired in the UK over 15 years ago. It seemed like a raw take on the lives of a group of kids attending a high school in the UK. It dealt with issues such as relationships, bad habits, school, family life, etc.

Euphoria seems like a more modern take on Skins but definitely for grown up audiences due to the nudity and mature themes.

If you like shows like Degrassi and Skins, then you'll enjoy Euphoria. It has a bit more of an edge to it.

The casting is well done and Zendaya does good job playing the lead character. Her character in Euphoria is similar to her character in Spider-Man, just with a bit more edge.

It's worth watching once. I'm not sure if there's replay value though, since it can be dark and depressing at times.

This movie was okay. I only watched it because of some of the actors in it.

It's your typical Summertime romance movie, but nstead of it being teenage kids, it was mid 30s actors playing characters 10 years younger. It's funny because the book is about a teenage romance.

I was a fan of Andrea Bang from Kim's Convenience, but it seemed like she brought her character Janet over to this movie. Hopefully she's not being typecasted into playing characters that are a bit awkward and always being told what to do by her Asian parents. The name Waverly just didn't seem right for her either, because it's more of a British name.

Robbie Amell was really showing his age in this. He seemed so much younger just a few years ago in things like The Flash and The Duff, but I guess that was nearly 10 years ago now. His performance was okay.

This is a typical TV movie or straight to video movie. Only worth watching if you liked the book or are a fan of the actors in it.

Sadly, Chris Rock is no longer funny. I didn't mind him in the 90s while he was on SNL and in a bunch of movies, but Chris Rock has become irrelevant.

After watching Selective Outrage, I'm convinced that Will Smith slapping him across the face gave him a minor career resurgence and he cashed in on it.

There were bits of the special that were funny, but it was mostly dull. I struggled to get through it. For some reason Rock still thinks profanity is funny, when it's not. If might be funny if the story or joke he was telling was funny, but sadly none of them were.

Pass on this. You couldn't pay me enough to watch it again. This dude is completely irrelevant in 2023

Chris Rock = Chris Pebble.