Simply Perfect

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

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

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

I personally really like this show. I grew up watching al three of those ladies. They're very funny and it's nice to see that they are more than likely going through what all is other mothers are going through. I also think it's great that they aren't always made up to look like beauty queens. Let's be real that's now how it works in real life. I'm happy they are doing the show and hope it has a good run.

I wanted to watch this so badly because Jodi and the rest of the girls are my age and I grew up with them. I was like a giddy school girl when I found out that the girls were doing a show. I thought it would be a real reality show, but it is more scripted than any reality show I've ever seen. It is supposed to be funny but I haven't laughed once..Could only watch a few episodes before the girls got on my nerves. I still love all of the actresses and will still follow their work, but this one did absolutely nothing for me.

Four episodes in, and we're hooked. Three child stars who remain friends into their 30's in Hollywood. If you're a fan of 90's sitcoms, you'll love this show. Too many hilarious references to count, like Jodie Sweetin (Full House's Stephanie Tanner) selling Mr. Bear on eBay. Lots of "Curb Your Enthusiasm"-type improv scenes, peppered with some adult humor (the girls stumble into an adult toy shop) and the occasional bleeped out F-bomb.The story lines are a bit tired (shopping for a minivan and opting for a red sports car, being annoyed by the hippie yoga teacher). But there are enough laugh out loud moments to make it worth watching, for sure.This is not a show to reminisce with your 'tween. Keep it between you and your partner...and maybe your mom, if she's had a glass or two of chardonnay.

For those of you that think this is a reality show it is NOT. While it is an unscripted show it is more like Curb your Enthusiasm. The actresses all play themselves as do the guest stars, but it is exaggerated versions of themselves. This show is for anyone that was a fan of 90's shows, if these people aren't recognizable to you then you aren't going to like this show. It does fall short in some areas and could be better, but I still find it entertaining.