Acensbart Excellent but underrated film

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Mehdi Hoffman There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

pizarromelanie I ended up binge watching all six seasons of Girls and at the end of this crazy journey, I'm left with more questions than I've had at any other point during this show. However, before I get to that, I'll say that It was a good show with an interesting dynamic between the characters, which is what kept me watching. From dysfunctional families, intense and unhealthy relationships, narcissistic friendships, and everything in between. The actors were all great at portraying their character's certain quirk and the interactions between each of them felt realistic. Here'sthe spoilers come into play. Although I enjoyed the show for the most part, the ending had me wondering if the writers just gave up. Hannah ends up pregnant with a guy's baby who only appears in two episodes. She ends up telling him she's pregnant, but he doesn't want to be apart of the baby's life. Adam (her on/off ex-boyfriend) ends up with Jessa, but leaves her I guess? He tells Hannah that he wants to raise her baby together, to which she responds by entertaining it for an episode and a half and then randomly decides she doesn't want to and they both leave sad AGAIN (they both obviously still love each other but it's a common theme for them to break up; this time for good). During their rendezvous, heartbroken Jessa has a meltdown and almost sleeps with a complete stranger. Adam then returns to their apartment, reluctantly. Shoshanna ends up engaged to a guy the show didn't bother to introduce at all until the moment Hannah barges in on Shoshanna's engagement party that she wasn't invited to. Ray spends some time with Shoshanna's old boss and they hit it off. Elijah continues to go to auditions for a play. When Hannah decides to move out of the city, Marnie asks to go with her to help her raise the baby. The last episode focuses only on Hannah, the baby, Marnie and Hannah's mother many months after the baby was born. It makes no mention of what became of Adam and Jessa's broken relationship. If they recovered from Adam choosing Hannah and then coming back to Jessa after being rejected. Nothing of Elijah and if he landed the role in the Broadway play. Nothing of Ray and if he is now dating that lady. Nothing about Shoshanna's wedding or marriage. Marnie's future is up in the air as she chose to be stuck with a hormonal Hannah and her baby somewhere in Upstate NY, giving up on her social life and career. The whole ending was just awful. The writers gave up on all their character's storylines and didn't give any of them a justified ending. Even for Hannah, her last scene was her successfully breastfeeding her baby after many failed attempts to get him to latch on. That was it. That was seriously the end of what was a pretty decent show. I felt as though the writers couldn't figure out what else to do with Hannah, so they got her pregnant by some random character and sent her away from almost everyone, didn't want to give Marnie a well-deserved happy ending or any kind of peace of mind, gave up on Shosh and Ray by forcing the viewers to swallow the rushed relationships they found themselves in, and gave up on the storyline of their best and craziest characters, Adam and Jessa, leaving us with a very open ended last scene of them. The whole thing felt very rushed and all over the place. As I sat there wondering what the hell just happened, wanting to scream like Adam, I couldn't help but think to myself that they pulled a typical 'Hannah' move on all of us. If you watched the show, you know what I mean.

cinema_passionata Didn't know what to expect, but I was so curious and did my research on Lena. It is pure contentment watching this. I just saw S05E09 with Lena and Jenny Slate and it's my favorite one thus far. Hilarious!!! Was with them every step of the way. Keep imagining how difficult it is to act when there's tons of underlying humour and my favorite, sarcasm. All the time. The way people are portrayed is so pretentious-free, natural and easy to relate to. In my case, anyway. Questioning sh.t like most of us do, making mistakes, moving on,... I want to be a part of their circle and hang out with Lena. Hannah. No, Lena, because she must be amazing. To conclude, this is one of the shows I'd like to be on forever. Just see it for what it is - don't analyze too much. It's not supposed to hit Oscar competition, but entertain and it does it fabulously.

Shawnfan-617-745969 Just started watching this show I'm at season 1 episode 5, I personally LOVE this show. It's incredibly funny and extremely refreshing. It's quirky and almost every dialogue makes me smile like an idiot. The sex is also a lot more realistic than in other shows (Since most of the time sex can awful and unsatisfying, not earth-shattering like they portray on romantic movies and also, not everyone is built like a model.) I think people need to stop over analyzing the show and enjoy it for what it is; a heartfelt comedy about young women who traverse a complicated world filled with heartbreak and uncertainty with no one to lean on but each other. It's a unique take on an old idea and I will definitely stay tuned for more. PS---The girls look great in tights

Carly wise The characters in this show are the most self-absorbed egotistical people I have ever seen. Everyone acts like Lena Dunham has mastered the craft of writing, but when I watch these episodes I think to myself.." I could have written this on my coffee break" I mean seriously ,1 entire episode was Hanna bickering back and forth with a male writer about his misogynistic views and then having the camera cut to a shot of his penis before rolling the credits. Uhhhh .. where is the writing?? This show is just a dizzying portrayal of a bunch of lazy and confused millennials eking their way through life. I tried to warm up to this show, but in the end, it is what it is.