AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

Stometer Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

protopod I think this was one of those shows that told more truth than Hollywood was comfortable with, so they bought it and ruined it.If you are going to watch, just watch season 1, it was deep, emotional, suspenseful, and just told lots of truths that my friends and I have seen in the L.A. scene.Season 2 turned into "feel sorry for the pretty white guy who has everything but just can't be happy" … "every girl wants to be a slut"… "let's forget the Black character's importance" … "we're in L.A. without any Latinos, ignore that too" … "oh, add one more story line about a sad, little white boy from the great north who wants to make it in L.A. with his racially ambiguous sister in tow" …Basically a MESS!I saw no one like me (Asian) with any meaningful roles (real Hollywood, I guess) … but the 1st season was WONDERFUL … after that, everyone needed to be stopped!

Dwight Ireland (ireland_dwight) This show is a real waste of time and is sadly another example of just a bad Canadian TV show emulating what other shows in the USA are doing except in most cases sadly they are copying crappy shows and doing them even worse. In this case we have L.A. Complex where they even set the show in the same place as shows they are trying to copy, in L.A. The cast is not very good as far as acting goes and the story lines are all incredibly stupid and badly written.I have no idea why they made this show or how it lasted on the air but then again it is rated 7 on IMDb so obviously some people out there actually like this kind of pointless tripe television. But where did the good shows go?

Felix Martinsson I was stuck once I first saw the first episode of "THE L.A.COMPLEX"! I just love it so much! It gives a hint of how it is in real life as an unknown actor/actress or for anyone trying to be successful in the show-business. It's not too much, and It's not that low budget feeling you often get by watching a show on MTV.You get to follow all these young adults with different needs and different dreams. But they all have one thing in common. They want to become successful in some sort of way (as an actor, comedian, dancer etc.) It's a love story with both up and downs, and their life is a roller coaster. They don't know if they will be able to pay the rent or get enough money to get actually buy food. It's the real life, no joke! I recommend this series for all teenagers that has or want something to do with the show-business! Because YOU'll get a hint of how hard it is, and how hard you must work to get to a save spot!

stupidmajority When I first heard about this I dreaded the cheesy drama of Degrassi combined with 90210. HOWEVER! I was immediately hooked after the first 5 minutes and was surprised at how well written and put together it was! The characters are REFRESHING and explore story lines that haven't been done before and are approached in great ways. The development through the first 6 episodes is satisfying and still leaves questions to be asked. I'm just amazed at how great the story lines are, totally caught me off guard.The characters are immediately likable, relateable, and you will fall in love with these "real" personalities. By far, Tariq and Kaldrick are the best characters. Here's to hoping we get to see much more of the L.A Complex and new episodes! Definitely worth watching!!!