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Chloe (778 KP) rated Schitt's Creek in TV

Jun 16, 2020  
Schitt's Creek
Schitt's Creek
2015 |
10
8.8 (5 Ratings)
TV Show Rating
Characters (4 more)
Story
Jokes
Funny
Situation
Brilliant
This has to be one of my favourite funny series. The whole story and situation is brilliant beyond compare. Its heart-warming to see the characters grow after such a horrible start to the story.

Each individual character is fantastic in their own right. Jonny is stoic, hilarious and a real business man. David has the BEST dress sense ever, is kind hearted, quite naive and silly. Alexis is gentle, silly, naive, it's a shame she didnt get a better ending. Moira is something else, I have never laughed at someone for being so annoying! Her voice is amazing and her GIRLS are phenomenal. This family just come together as a hilarious dynamic group and I love it.

Roland and his wife are fab, love the pun in their names. The very final scene of the last episode really made us chuckle.

This is an absolute treat to watch and I'm tempted to start it all over from the beginning. I can see this being a family name in years to come
  
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RəX Regent (349 KP) rated Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939) in Movies

Feb 19, 2019 (Updated Feb 19, 2019)  
Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939)
Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939)
1939 | Action
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Movie Rating
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I think that this must be the most heart warming of the lot, so far at least. Tarzan and Jane discover a boy who is the lone survivor of a plane crash. They adopt him as there own and five years pass as Tarzan and his son, which he has named “Boy” have become inseparable.

But his family, the heirs to the Greystoke estate come searching for him and Tarzan will not give him up. Though Jane, whilst heart broken, is prepared too, though unaware that the Boy is just a pawn to gain an Their inheritance.

The relationship between Tarzan and his son are played out beautifully, as is the betrayal of Jane as she must take the boy against Tarzan’s will.

Though Jane’s character is starting feel frumpy and and bit two dimensional by this point in the series, the trio still manage to play this out really well and this one does deliver more of an emotional punch than I was expecting.

This is no small part due to Jane’s death scene, which is resolved by one the most outrageous Ex-machina moments which I have ever seen, but still, after test audiences did not want Jane to die, she miraculously, well, doesn’t!

But this was clearly where the plot was heading throughout and even though the pay off is smothered in fantasy, it still packed a punch. But on a lighter note, the humour also feels better and less forced in this one.