Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

SanEat A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

Roman Sampson One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Curt Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

snaruto123 What can i say this show it is certainly for kids, but adults and mainly teenage will find it extremely engaging. i believe that anyone can relate to the characters and the problems that they face maybe not directly the same problems but its something to think about. if i told you to watch this show based on that i probably wouldn't listen to me either but i believe whole heartedly that if and when i have kids children of my own i will get them to watch it, as any good show directed at children it has good morals and an component of good comedy. I can't really say much without giving anything away but I can say this if you have ever asked 'what do others think about me?', 'who are my friends?' or 'who am I and what defines me? Do I want to be defined?' then this show is for you don't think its girly and don't think its tom boyish because first impressions are misleading so if you have said no thus far I ask you to reconsider just try it once and tell me that your not craving for more. The only thing I regret about watching this show is that I can't go and personally talk to the writer and tell them A) well exactitude and B)I love the imagination and moral behind the story and how insightful the show is.

Eddy Durnan "Noah & Saskia" (Season 1) Saskia Litras (Hannah Greenwood), an Australian high school student and guitar player, is shocked when she discovers that one of her songs she put on the internet for people to listen to has been stolen without permission by a person known only online as Max Hammer. Saskia vows revenge, and creates a new web handle for herself, Indy, to chase Max down. But Max Hammer is actually just Noah King (Jack Blumenau), a teenager living in England who writes an online comic book for a hobby, and who only wanted to use Saskia's songs on his site because he liked them so much. Behind their aliases, Noah and Saskia form a working partnership which blossoms into a friendship...and maybe more. But they are thousands of miles apart, and Saskia is beginning to feel an attraction towards her work colleague, Ernesto (Bernard Angel).A very interesting thing about "Noah & Saskia" is the fact that it is a British-Australian co-production. But that's not the most interesting thing about the show, because it's more interesting how truly great this show is. "Noah & Saskia" is a wonderful, hilarious television show, with writing that is smarter than your average children's show. It avoids the typical 'You've Got Mail' and 'A Cinderella Story' clichés that accompany stories about internet relationships. But the best thing about it is the surprising performances here from stars Jack Blumenau and Hannah Greenwood, who share a lot of chemistry despite the fact that their characters are halfway across the world from each other. Unfortunately, there's no word yet of a second season of this strong show, but I'm glad it exists at all.~ 8/10 ~

Bobby bobby gumdrops Morrelly smelly All I can say about this TV show is this, i love it, I love it, I love!!! It is entertaining, fun, riveting, you want to watch it again and again, sweet, realistic and BRILLIANT! We follow two people,the first if them being an Australian, obnoxious, grunge teenage called Saskia who loves to play electric guitar and doesn't quite fit in with her school mates. Her mother is a man hating woman who is desperately trying to understand Spanish as well as her daughter. When someone steals her music online, Saskia enters a chat room and becomes Indi, where she finds Max, aka Noah.Noah is struggling in England with his fame obsessed friend and idiot football fanatic brother. When he starts an online magazine he meets Indi (aka Saskia) together they make the magazine a huge success, Indi doing the music and Max Hammer doing the stories. Together they find there may be more to there partnership than work...Over all I love this programme and watch it religiously every Tuesday and Thursday.

stephanieb-stleonards-hncps I watched the series from the beginning-the story of two fourteen year old, one from Australia and the other from England (where i come from!) and i think it was the best programme TV had ever aired! the story begins as Noah (aka Max Hammer) uses some of Saskia's (aka Indy) music for a comic he is writing. she goes to attack him for this use of music, but they end up becoming internet buddies. a really good story, with brilliant scripts, about how people can be best friends without knowing each other, so it was a really good viewing. I'd give it 10/10 submitted by Stephanie. PS It's on channel 1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 until half past.