Il pericoloso libro delle cose da veri uomini

It's cute. I liked the acting and the characters and the story was cute. I thought the family was cute. It was fun and entertaining to watch. It unfortunately got cancelled so the story isn't complete but what I got I thought was fine and pretty cute.

Firstly, the casting and acting are major issues. The actors fail to bring depth to their roles, resulting in performances that feel flat and sometimes outright irritating. This lack of strong performances detracts significantly from the viewing experience.

Portrayal of the grandmother and her unconventional behavior, coupled with inappropriate innuendos, are unsuitable for the intended young audience.

The TV series had a promising concept and well-intentioned message, but its poor casting, lackluster acting, and uneven narrative result in a disappointing adaptation that fails to capture the magic of the original book.

Simply put, the movie was a disappointment. The book is a good, old-fashioned classic. The series is far too modern and uses the book as an entertainment object and a diversion from grief. The episodes were rather emotional and sad. The grandmother was a wild woman and there were multiple innuendos that were not appropriate for the TV-Y7 rating. I will not be showing this to my pre-teen boys. While the story line was ok, I do not feel that it did justice to the classic nature of the book.

It did take it a moment to get rolling, but it is a good family show with decent family fare. Its no stranger things, but then again, its no stranger things. Fun side imagination jaunts as a family learns the new normal as they deal with life's and deaths changes.

Love every bit of this show. Has good moral messages, suprisingly similar to 'The Durrells'. Worth the watch. The acting and script were brilliant If you are thinking of watching, be open-minded, and some of humour, more adult orientated will go over young people's' head Have fun watching this series. Fingers crossed for season 2!