Luca-Aversa

Besides the impressive emotional depth each episode brings to these real life situations, the filmmakers didn't waste valuable time explaining the cultural nuances, but have incorporated them brilliantly.

A lot of "reading between the lines", makes it an exhilarating viewing experience.

Besides that, take note that each episode is masterfully filmed in one continuous take.

A masterclass in filmmaking which draws you into every moment of each character onscreen.

I'm sure that for current parents of teenage kids, this series must be frightfully true, and for aspiring parents, it must be a cautionary tale.

The whole movie is soooo bad.

I literally skipped all the way through it just to see how bad it was and how low these screenwriters would.

By doing this I basically I saved myself from wasting hours of my precious life, while confirming that this film is a waste of anybody's time.

There is no story, jus a few actors posing while they wait to be attacked again.

The worst part is that they have actually started it and ended it in a way to setup a sequel... HA!

As if anybody wants to watch this drivel twice!?

It is beyond me how bad it is. Filled with political correctness and all those stupid things that are going around these days.

Give me a break!