BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment

Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

jess-falvo I found this by accident and was sucked in for the past several years! I was sad to see it finish up and can't wait to see what these actors are up to next!

seamovieman I gave it four stars because the great production values. A big zero for the rest. What started out as a fascinating look behind the scenes of a reality show eventually turns into a bad soap opera featuring absolutely despicable people. Why am I supposed to watch this if I cannot stand anyone on the show? Your guess is as good as mine - probably better, since I have no idea what the appeal is here. This show is just flat-out absurdity, dreck, and based on the star ratings, the future of television. And thus did the "Golden Age of Television" begin it's decline into mediocrity.

matthijsalexander From the cow, Season 1. 8. Fresh, refreshing, new, daring. Season 2. 6. Fresh milk became older. Looses taste. One knows, expiry date is near Season 3. 4. It has become a think lump of sour milk, undrinkable, indigestible.

escctrlshift I'm not surprised this series' season 3 won't be out until 2018. Whatever the reason, the writing of this series will be a hard act to follow, along with the fine performances. The art-imitating-life conundrum seems to be, how can this show not become a pale imitation of its previous season, in much the same way as the reality-TV series production it portrays? Writing, acting, casting and direction -- all are essential, and shake-ups are invariably necessary to keep an incredibly fast-paced, over-the-top, extremely formulaic success like this afloat. While I'd be happy if reality TV died and films were made on film again, it won't happen. But this series, this is art, about "reality" TV. May it survive and flourish, like Andy Warhol's soup can.