Masterful Cinema

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

This is only the funniest TV show I've seen since 'Married With Children' ended!! I admit I didn't watch it when it was first aired, but a couple of weeks ago I caught it on late-night reruns and was hooked straight away... little did I know that there were only a few episodes left to air! so after some checking up, I found out that it was that 'failed' TV show our local comedy channel bought after it had already been killed in the US, probably the reason it didn't get much advertising or attention here either.Well, dear american broadcasting networks, who hold the future of the world's greatest series on your hands, I must ask you... why, oh why do you let such a great shows like Grosse Pointe end so quickly and on the other hand kept stuff like "Suddenly Susan" airing for so long? that is just beyond my comprehension...Grosse Pointe had it all, comedy, parody, irony, a kind of a 'behind the scenes' look on Hollywood, great guest-stars, nice punches at the shows it made fun of (I loved the episode where Marcy "died")... everything... I wish there were some more seasons :(

Grosse Point is a good teen show about the lives of the five actors who star in a fictional tv show called, Grosse Pointe. I don't really know too much about the cast here, except, Lindsay Sloane who plays Marry Sternfeld/Kim Peterson. She basically portrays the same character, she played in the teen show, 'Sabrina, The Teenage Witch', but she still does a good job here, as do the rest of the cast. Grosse Point is a show that definitely could go far.

So far "Grosse Pointe" seems to be one of those yet undiscovered treasures on television today. This sitcom has it all--a beautiful and funny cast, clever writing, romance, and hilarious comedy. How could you go wrong by watching it?I personally love the character named Hunter (the one you love to hate). She gives Karen on "Will & Grace" a run for her money as the biggest sitcom diva out there right now. Dave and Marcy also make the show a lot of fun with their sweet-natured characters. I really enjoy the episodes that center around these two's star-crossed situation. Do yourself a favor and check out the best kept secret on primetime television. This show often seems even better than the shows that it parodies. If you like "Dawson's Creek," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Melrose Place," "90210," or "Felicity," then you will LOVE "Grosse Pointe."

I've always been a huge Darren Star fan. Everything this man touches turns into gold...or at least silver. I loved 90210 (up until they all went to college, then it become a bore, but hey, that's when Star left) and had a passion for Melrose Place. Everything, characters and story lines, were so exaggerated that it made it so much fun. And now Grosse Pointe. This series is so smart, funny, clever, hilarious... The characters are extremely interesting and so are their characters in the Grosse Pointe within Grosse Pointe. The first episode did it for me already when 'Becky' (Irene Molloy) gets into a car accident. On her hospital bed she's being told by the doctors that she lost the baby. Her response: "I always lose everything!". It became better and better and every episode surpasses the other one. But now there's rumours that the show will be taken off the air? Please, are they nuts?!?!?!? Get Survivor or Temptation Island off the little screen but keep your hands off GROSSE POINTE!