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It's only thanks to Joaquin Phoenix that this movie got a three star rating from me. I know Gaga is an amazing actress, but it seems all she was hired for was to sing.

The movie definitely had a lot of potential if it followed more of what we saw in the first movie, but managed to be one of the worst I've ever watched.

The singing does not match the vibe of this movie and made serious scenes feel like part of a comedy. It just made no sense. Also because of the many songs there was no room to tell any kind of story. Any time something remotely interesting happened they burst out into song and I lost all track of what was happening.

Don't waste your time and money on this one.

Maybe it's coronatime and being quarantined for so long but I really enjoyed this show! The story of Devi is really relatable and also really shows that being a teenager is pretty universal. The show is funny and has just the right amount of stereotypes you want in a comedy but also has really strong emotional moments that anyone who has ever lost someone can relate to. The acting is probably not Oscar worthy but overall it was definitely good enough to let me bingewatch all ten episodes in one night. Definite must see if you want a light watch but still want some more meaningful content

Where do I begin on this one?! I love friends but this episode is just cringy. The football rivalry is strange, the Dutch girl is not Dutch at all, Joey pronounces her name better than she does. And then Ross throws in all stereotypes you can think off when Joey and Chandler fight over Marga. As a Dutch person I am kind of offended but I also understand why so many Americans believe we live in windmills and walk around on clogs if this is the picture painted in the media. Friends have given us some great tv, but this episode is not it.