Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

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.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The show is a 'no brainer' if you just want to have some laughs. Comedy shows DON'T always have to have some big important story line for each episode to be good or successful. Sometimes it's just fine to watch 'silly' and laugh. I will admit it is not the kind of humor that will engage everyone. It can be quite crude.... but then that can be a lot of fun too. I wasn't expecting much, I wasn't even expecting to like it at all. The next thing I knew, I had rolled through 4 episodes and found myself laughing out loud quite a bit! I hadn't seen Rob Sheiner in anything G new for quite sometime and honestly was not a big fan of him or his past work, but I thought I would give him and his new show a chance. I'm glad I did, although I don't think I will be watching this when anyone else is in the room.

I just finished up the first season of this Netflix original a few weeks ago. This is one of those mock reality shows, with comedian Rob Schneider playing himself, trying to make things work in his current Hollywood career. If you recall a short-lived sitcom he starred in for CBS a few years ago, "Rob", it's sorta like that, only with the reality TV element thrown in. It has the young hot Mexican wife, only it doesn't have the fish-out-of-water Gringo element that show had..?? LOL Maybe they're saving that for season 2? Pretty amusing so far, especially his dopey assistant, and his stalker, who at one point makes a better assistant than his actual assistant does!

Rob Schneider and his trophy wife Patricia are writing, directing and starring the over-the-top (yet deliberately pretending to be casual) "reality" comedy called "Real Rob".The situations are impossible (for example Rob forces his assistant to have a ...vasectomy, just to see how he feels, before he does one himself!) in an effort to parody the life of Hollywood celebrities and the special treatment they usually get.It is funny, but sometimes it crosses the line to absurd and ridiculous.It has a bright photography (that I like) and good rhythm but because of the single camera setup, there are countless continuity errors that might become distractive. Just saw the 5th episode and his assistant is talking to Rob's wife wearing a hat, sunglasses and a ...fake mustache and in every cut he is wearing a completely different combination of them! (Yet someone might find funny these goofs and laugh even more.) The 1st season consists of only 8 episodes. Hopefully it might get a 2nd season although there is a possibility to become repetitive.Overall: Silly yet funny. I'll keep watching...

I am a big Rob Schneider fan, always have been. This show is a lot different from his movies, and I imagine there is a grain of truth in a lot of what he says and does. His wife is stunningly beautiful and has a great personality, the dynamic between him and his friend/employee is funny and I LOVED the stalker. I found the first episodes to be very rough and of poorer quality than the rest. Once you get through them the show really starts to take off, and by the last few episodes I was on the floor laughing. I felt the show did a good job of showing both the positives and negatives of being famous and living in LA, something most of us will never get to experience. I really hope this returns for another season and thanks for the laughs!