paul1645

Like anyone else, I checked this out because it is completely uncensored, unlike the US version which had flashes of decent humor sometimes but was otherwise boring. It's actually pretty good, there is a decent amount of relationship drama but not so much that you can truly hate any of the contestants. They all have very nice bodies and often you can tell when there is some arousal, even if that part is not explicitly shown.

Unfortunately the show is entirely heterosexual, but there is talk.of a second season where gay and bisexual people will also be invited so that anyone may end up with anyone else, which would give these shows a much more interesting twist.

I wanted to like this. I really did. But aside from the name, this movie has none of the charm and comedy of the 90s series we all love. The only cameos are at the beginning with Jo Marie Payton and Kellie Shanygne Williams. Both of whom are so overweight that they are nearly unrecognizable from their original parts. And they play depressing, not funny, characters. I think it's an absolute abomination that they dared use the series name without a single appearance by Urkel, who was the real star. Once the main part of the film starts, it's nothing but a garbled attempt at a Hallmark film attempting to center around a tired old body switch theme already seen in many films. I was seriously bored after just 5 minutes of watching and there was nothing that happened later that got me back into the film. You would do much better with almost any regular Hallmark movie. Or watch the original series again for some true comedy.