Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Janae Milner Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Kirandeep Yoder The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

matias-reinikainen Yeah, first season left me a bit dissapointed. The first episode in general was really good and there where signs of hope along the tour of season 1 but in the end it just felt too scripted. And it seems they heard it, just look at the episode unscripted, it seems they really took the criticsm to heart.Second season is full of all the stuff that i loved in Top Gear. Its fun, fast, slightly ridiculous, some times scary but really really just great entertainement. Love it, keep it up!

kZn1 I dont like it but ill be fast forwarding it till last episode. As a big fan of Top Gear i continue to watch this but it is not the same. All they do is either goof around or test super cars. What i liked about the Top Gear is that they tested other cars also. As a 30yo living in country where we make 5 times less than British its hard for me to even imagine buying car for 100 000 pounds not to mention anything more expensive. Where are small hot hatches? Where is C segment? In Top Gear they used to take 3 small new cars and compare them. Now they take a 20yo+ Jaguar and race it on a dirt road until it brakes down. This is just stupid.

Vishal Kumar When The Grand Tour began last year, it seemed like some of the magic was lost. It seemed like the magic of Top Gear could not be brought back again. Despite trying hard to like the new avatar the epic show, the loyal audience was left dissatisfied. I personally found myself going back and watching the good old Top Gear episodes - trying to relive some of the joy, with sadness. Something seemed to have been lost. A few months passed, and while visiting a friend,I happened to watch part of an episode of season 2. In this ep JC was reviewing a KIA. What? This was extreme disappointment - nail to the coffin. I went home after the funeral hoping never to see the dead show again.Days passed but the heartache never ended. In extreme pain, just like you would rebound with an ex, I turned on the TV - keeping aside my self respect. Watched S2E2, then E3, E4. The GT was listening and responding. Overjoyed I was eagerly waiting for E5 and watched it as it came out. Ken Block wiped from the face of the earth with JC's Farmkhana shot in GoAmateur. Then E6 came and finally, having just watched the epic story of Lancia's world rally championship win - I am exhilarated to see the magic of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May BACK AGAIN in this, even more epic, The GT!!

brwn-slcs It must've been said before, but where is the humour in this? I used to laugh at them three laughing at each other and it did actually feel real and believable. Now it just feels forced and unnatural. The show is way too scripted. The whole first season has wasted a section with invited stars because of them "dying". What the hell is that about? How can you not love some of your favourite people to come on to the show and talk cars and generally fun/interesting things? Really glad this nonsense part of the show has been replaced with interviews for season 2.The show has gone over the top. As much as I hate to say it, they boys are losing it. Losing the magic that kept me attracted to the TV and waiting for every next episode. What's the point of all the money in the world if you can't make no use out of it? I am really hoping the show will pick up and we get to see some good 'ol banter.I do watch every episode but I've already had to skip some parts of the show as they were plain boring and useless in terms of learning/seeing anything new. P.s. I am probably entitled to consider myself a fanboy as I've watched every single episode and special of the original series since 2002.