Wordiezett So much average

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Philippa All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

xxkballerxx 🅱oi if you don't think I was gonna roast this show you're wrong. This show really needs to end. Boy meets World was fire but this show... 🤢 🤢🤢. Man o' man this show makes me want to end my life. Only good person the show is the furniture. The show will make your eyes bleed so help yourself out if you want to die.End your lives!

MstrsRaina When this show first came out I was so excited! I grew up with BMW and wanted to share my joy of the old program with my younger cousins. At first, this series was seemed enjoyable and I thought that it would be somewhat model from BMW. But as the series went on, I found myself, and my family members losing excitement fast. The show tried to be WAY too deep. Every episode tried so hard to be deep. In every scene the show tried to push some major deep wisdom and epiphany, even in the simplest sense. The characters were not at all relatable to real life. Granted this is a Disney TV show for children, but BMW seemed to convey a fun TV series with real life lessons and it was done in a manner that you would see in a family situation. Having to watch Cory Matthews portray a wise old sage and offer horrible life advise to the TV audience most definitely took the wind out of the sails. GMW offered nothing new or exciting other than seeing the BMW cast appear and find closer with their relationships. This show had so much potential but failed so miserably. Sadly, the writers could never reach the TV viewers, especially the youth. I hope another TV show makes another version of this, just one more relatable.

Tony DiMaso I'm proud to say that I'm a True Boy Meets World Fan! That show has been, and ALWAYS will be one of my favorites. I learned a lot from that show, and it was Beyond Funny! I have Every Season! And I'm re-watching them all one by one. Then comes along this piece of TRASH. Not only is this show absolute trash... it's NOT Funny! It's NOT Realistic! (In some scenarios maybe, but not all), it's Extremely Feminist towards Men! I can keep going on. I have nothing against Danielle at all playing Topanga, I really don't, but I'm disgusted that her character is NOTHING like her character on BMW. Not only that... but the chemistry between her and Corey throughout the show.... just Awful. Not only that... but Corey is being talked down to constantly by his own wife and daughter multiple times... I felt so bad for Ben Savage as an Actor. Speaking of Actors... Ben as Corey... did Amazing! Ryder as Shawn... Excellent! William as Eric... Wonderful! And who can forget... FEENAY! Absolutely Legendary! Danielle did a great job I will admit... but I can't say that her character is this MISTAKE of a show did any good. There are life lessons sure... but A LOT are NOT realistic solutions in the real world, and I feel so bad for this year's generation of kids watching this show. Only because while they're learning from absolutely cheesy and corny solutions from this show... it is NOT teaching them FULLY about how the real world is. Like I said before, sometimes there are good life lessons learned here... but I highly suggest they learn these at home, or in the REAL WORLD so they're not being led to FAKE SOLUTIONS. Parents! Do yourself a favor! If this show is on TV... switch the channel! Or better yet... buy the DVD Box Sets of Boy Meets World! Your children will learn much more from that show... I promise.

lynnchien I like the idea of this show. I think that it's adorable. But after watching this show, I am greatly disappointed.1. First of all, the characters are unlikable. They overreact with everything. The main character, Riley, is too awkward and needs to relax. I get that her character is supposed to be that way, but she is overdoing it, which makes it really cringe-worthy. Her way of acting is unbelievable.2. The acting is either very poor, or it is just bad written. They need to be more mature. I get it that they start out as seventh graders, but students even that age doesn't act the way they do. Friends don't necessarily sit with each other and say, "I'm glad that we're friends." or "Do you promise to stay with me forever?" Well, it may seem believable in some way, but they overreact saying it. They don't need to cry every time they say something meaningful. Yes, people have feelings and they probably truly love each other and they don't want to have their friendship die. I get that, but it gives me cringes whenever I watch those moments. Correct me if I'm wrong, but people don't usually sit around with each other talking like that.3. Cory and Topanga don't really seem like parents. I mean, I love them in BMW. It was one of my favorite Disney Channel shows. But in this show...they are just too much. Instead of taking charge, they whine to each other if their children are doing something wrong or if they are "growing up." Parents do get upset when their children start growing up, but they act unrealistically towards their children. 4.Cory is Riley's history teacher. Yeah. Well, as far as I know if a parent is a teacher, their child is not allowed to be in their class due to advantages. In class, Cory only calls on Riley, Maya, Farkle, Lucas, and Zay. Sometimes he calls on Yogi, Sabrina Carpenter's sister or that other blonde girl (sorry I can't stand this show so I don't watch it much). If I were in that class, I'd get upset that I'd never be able to do anything that the main characters get to do. For example, in one episode, Riley, Maya, Farkle, and Lucas have to sell muffins. Riley and Farkle are on a team, and Maya and Lucas are on another. They are the only ones who are able to sell muffins, while the rest have to stick to being customers. I know this is a show and they need all the attention, but seriously. At least call on others so it can seem more realistic. They get to call out random things any time they want and Cory accepts it. Cory is a great lesson teacher, but he never actually teaches them stuff they need to know for their education. In the high school episodes, Smackle is in all of them, but it still doesn't make a difference.5. Lucas looks way older than the character he acts on. In fact, he is. Peyton Meyer, the actor of Lucas, is seventeen. So is Sabrina Carpenter (Maya), but she somewhat looks the part.Overall, this show is unbelievably awful and is a terrible spin-off. To me, this is just another rip-off show.