Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

RipDelight This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

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

maddykatz I love this show! Every Friday night, I watch with my bffs!!

ranit-79309 Glee is a pretty successful musical comedy by FOX, as it has been called as the High School Musical for adult. The reason might be that some of the content is a little inappropriate for youngsters. It could be a good entertainment/show to watch, but there are quit a number of stereotypes that can be found in the series, it is somewhat exploiting in a way, some of them could definitely be determined as racial stereotypes. A remarkable example of the racial stereotype or racist portrayals in the "glee" series would be the depiction of Asian American characters in the shows, they are Tina Cohen- Chang and Mike Chang (Jenna Ushkowitz and Harry Shum Jr.). They have been called as the "Smart Asian" couple in season 1. These Asian American characters represented the specific stereotype of that Asians who are pretty much the same, and they even share the same last names. Like the above characters portrayals, the way that the producer of the TV series depicts the appearances, impressions, and family background of the characters represents the races and cultures of Asian American in a stereotypical way, or even slightly racist. The categorization of Asian American by certain features could be provoking and validating the pre-existing stereotypes. It seems that "Glee" is being out of its way to be promoting racial perceptions and its stereotyping depictions instead of providing the audience a proper plot and suitable portrayals of Asian Americans and other minority groups to educate the audiences.

Zarrar Raja I have never witnessed a show as good as this. When it came out it focused on a lot of issues and took risks that no other shows had taken. The show will make you look at things in a different ways and you'll be extremely attached to a lot of the characters. The singing is phenomenal and the acting is amazing. You can just feel the love put into the show when you watch it. It also covers a variety of different genres such as comedy, drama, musical, etc. However, starting from season 4 the show starts to decline, especially season 6 which is just a huge mess. Overall, if you're a fan of musicals or comedy you will absolutely love this show.

subwmn As some who grew up in NY city limits, I would go see Broadway shows with my mom and grandma and love watching the Broadway segment of the Macys parade. I also saw the Rockettes at Radio City music hall. I am used to watching this and admiring people like them who put in hours of rehearsal and doing the same number a zillion times because they forgot a step or a speaking line. The public always sees the after product, not before and the strain it puts on the body.I said I would never watch it and caught a few minutes of a later episode and didn't understand. Now I started watching this with my step-son on Netflix and even though the show is set in hs, it reminds me of Broadway and hs plays,except there are competitions in it and bright scenery sets are needed.The people had to have some musical talent or dancing, not only being able to act, which is a good thing about having no-name actors. It has rivalry between teachers, set out to ruin the other, and is not only about hs kids and their relationships. I am up to season 2 now and would have liked to see Finn and Rachel marry in the last episode into the future or at least have graduated and do a final number at graduation. He was very supportive of Rachel from the beginning, even thought they were not dating at the time. He loved her for her ideas and being herself. I did not know who cory was or his character on glee, and to me it was, "he passed, it is a shame, let's move on" until I watched the show and found out he was really good at singing and drums. I liked his goofy, but cute character and respect him as a performer. It is too bad he could not or maybe did not want to stop using drugs.