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Like Seinfeld, in many ways this is a show about nothing. But this is a kind of nothing we haven't seen on TV before.
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Amazon has a very solid track record as it relates to creating worthwhile children's programming.
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Decline And Fall is funny and smart and sharp.
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This is a celebration of creativity and kindness that manages to get its message across gently and with humor.
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What is the intended audience for this adaptation?
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Jenny Slate —aka Marcel the Shell— steals the show as Gidget the Pomeranian.
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Even if theater isn’t your thing, you'll be able to get behind this show that’s all about the importance of arts education.
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That said, it's galling that this film ostensibly about the Bronte sisters revolves so much around the decline of their profligate, parasitic brother.
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One of the things these American Girl movies do very nicely is to present honest depictions of kids working through real problems.
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A Series Of Unfortunate Events leaves us with a rather good ending, actually...
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And now I must warn you that you are about to have your heart broken.
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I know that Lemony Snicket has admirers of all ages, and I know that many of you reading this do not plan to watch
A Series of Unfortunate Events with
...
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This sad sojourn shows the Baudelaires growing into their fate.
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"The adults will take care of it from here."
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The drama that drives this season deepens and darkens with each episode.
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The darkly quirky sensibility that made these books a hit with grownups suffuses every aspect of this adaptation.
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In this episode, we begin to get hints of the ways in which this series is going to build upon the novels.
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Neil Patrick Harris is both menacing and ridiculous as Count Olaf, but he shows a considerably more restraint than Jim Carrey did portraying the same character.
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It’s that rare work of art that is timeless but also absolutely of its moment in history.
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"I liked it because it built suspense about Maryellen getting away from social norms."
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
Like Seinfeld, in many ways this is a show about nothing. But this is a kind of nothing we haven't seen on TV before.
Amazon has a very solid track record as it relates to creating worthwhile children's programming.
Decline And Fall is funny and smart and sharp.
This is a celebration of creativity and kindness that manages to get its message across gently and with humor.
What is the intended audience for this adaptation?
Jenny Slate —aka Marcel the Shell— steals the show as Gidget the Pomeranian.
Even if theater isn’t your thing, you'll be able to get behind this show that’s all about the importance of arts education.
That said, it's galling that this film ostensibly about the Bronte sisters revolves so much around the decline of their profligate, parasitic brother.
One of the things these American Girl movies do very nicely is to present honest depictions of kids working through real problems.
A Series Of Unfortunate Events leaves us with a rather good ending, actually...
And now I must warn you that you are about to have your heart broken.
I know that Lemony Snicket has admirers of all ages, and I know that many of you reading this do not plan to watch A Series of Unfortunate Events with ...
This sad sojourn shows the Baudelaires growing into their fate.
"The adults will take care of it from here."
The drama that drives this season deepens and darkens with each episode.
The darkly quirky sensibility that made these books a hit with grownups suffuses every aspect of this adaptation.
In this episode, we begin to get hints of the ways in which this series is going to build upon the novels.
Neil Patrick Harris is both menacing and ridiculous as Count Olaf, but he shows a considerably more restraint than Jim Carrey did portraying the same character.
It’s that rare work of art that is timeless but also absolutely of its moment in history.
"I liked it because it built suspense about Maryellen getting away from social norms."
