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Revenge Season 4

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2014, 2015, Adrienne Barbeau, Alicia Lagano, Allison McAtee, Barry Sloane, Bradley White, Brian Hallisay, Carolyn Hennesy, Charles Shaughnessy, Christa B. Allen, Christopher Wiehl, Courtney Ford, Courtney Love, Daniel Zovatto, Drama, Drew Rausch, Ed Quinn, Elena Satine, Eltony Williams, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Gabriel Mann, Gina Torres, Hannah Leder, Henry Czerny, Iris Bahr, James Morrison, James Tupper, John Cothran Jr., Josh Pence, Joshua Bowman, Jussie Smollett, Karine Vanasse, LaMonica Garret, Lola Glaudini, Lucinda Jenney, Madeleine Stowe, Margarita Levieva, Matt Corboy, Matthew Yang King, Mystery, Ned Vaughn, Nestor Serrano, Psychological, Ray Proscia, Rebecca Tilney, Roger Bart, Sarah Lancaster, Sebastian Pigott, Soap Opera, Thriller, Tom Amandes, Tommy Flanagan, TV-14, United States, Wade Williams, Yeardley SmithLeave a comment

Series Summary

An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)

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Revenge is an information pact season. The season is full of surprises and the missing information to connect the dots. Season 4 is the season that ends it all and gets it revenge. This season is the season to end it all. The characters show their true colors. I feel like as you watch this season was spread it out to the point of unrealistic material. It just got to the point of wanting it only to end. I will warn that some characters get their happy endings, and others never do. Would you watch it again? No, I learn more from the wiki online then the tv series.

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Revenge Season 3

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2013, 2014, Alex Slowitz, Amber Valletta, Amy Landecker, Ana Ortiz, Anil Kumar, Annabelle Stephenson, Ashley Madekwe, Barry Sloane, Brianna Brown, Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, Christa B. Allen, Claire Jacobs, Connor Paolo, Conor Leslie, Daniel Zovatto, David L. King, David Starzyk, Diogo Morgado, Drama, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Fredric Lehne, Gabriel Mann, Gail O’Grady, Gloria Votsis, Henri Esteve, Henry Czerny, James LeGros, James Tupper, Jayne Brooke, John Prosky, John Rubinstein, Joshua Bowman, Justin Hartley, Karine Vanasse, Kathleen York, Madeleine Stowe, Margarita Levieva, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Morgan Fairchild, Mystery, Nazneen Contractor, Nick Wechsler, Olivier Martinez, Psychological, Roger Bart, Soap Opera, Stephanie Jacobsen, Steven Strait, Thriller, Tim DeKay, TV-14, Tyler Jacob Moore, United States, Wade WilliamsLeave a comment

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An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)

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Revenge Season 3 is just a stretch out a mess. Nobody in this show can stay dead. The characters are just so stupid. They are so self-center they don’t even realize the facts right in front of them. The plot is an up and downhill but never move on until the last few episodes. We get to meet new characters that are just there to cause problems, but I do have to say that they do give them character growth; however, they do it too quickly to seem like real character growth or only average growth that someone would go through. After the first half of the season draws out, we finally have everything move along. We find more information about how and who is involved in Flight 197. In this season, we see how Grayson Daniel is. Would you watch it again? No, this season is drawn out and started to lose my attention.

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Revenge Season 2

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2012, 2013, Adrienne Barbeau, Ashley Madekwe, Ben Bode, Brian Goodman, Burn Gorman, Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, Christa B. Allen, Clare Carey, Collins Pennie, Connor Paolo, Dendrie Taylor, Dilshad Vadsaria, Drama, Dylan Walsh, E.J. Bonilla,, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Falk Hentschel, Gabriel Mann, Geoff Pierson, Grace Fulton, Henry Czerny, J.R. Bourne, James Morrison, James Tupper, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jessica Tuck, Joaquim de Almeida, Jonathan Adams, Joshua Bowman, Juju Chang, Larry Sulivan, Louis Hertham, Madeleine Stowe, Marcos De La Cruz, Margarita Levieva, Matt Riedy, Michael Trucco, Myra Turley, Mystery, Nick Wechsler, Psychological, Roger Bart, Salvator Xuereb, Seychelle Gabriel, Sherri Saum, Soap Opera, Susan Park, Thriller, Timothy V. Murphy, Todd Grinnell, TV-14, Uncategorized, United States, Wendy CrewsonLeave a comment

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An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)
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Revenge Season 2 is just a mess of a season. I feel like this season focus more on Amanda/Emily’s love life. We are getting more and more information about the plot of whom was behind the death of flight 197. This season is more focused on what is happening behind the scenes. Who has the precise control of the situation? The season did change the dynamic of the plot. I will warn that the season is more spy-themed and has charactered deaths in it. The acting in this season at points is terrible. The back and forth of the same scenes throughout this season proves they are trying to stretch this out to over 20 episodes. Something that I did enjoy was Nolan being a bisexual in the show. Would you watch this again? No, it started to lose my attention then gain it for about a few minutes. But I promised to finish all four seasons.

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Revenge Season 1

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2011, 2012, 3 out of 5 stars, Adisorn Trisirikasem, Alex Carter, Alicia Coppola, Amber Valletta, Amy Landecker, Ashley Madekwe, Ashton Holmes, Barbara Williams, Brian Goodman, C.C.H. Pounder, Cassius Willis, Christa B. Allen, Christina Chang, Connor Paolo, Courtney B.Vance, David Monahan, Derek Ray, Drama, Emily Alyn Lind, Emily VanCamp, Gabriel Mann, Gena Shaw, Gina Gallego, Henry Czerny, Hiroyuki Sanada, James McCaffrey, James Morrison, James Purefoy, James Tupper, John Billingsley, Joshua Bowman, Madeleine Stowe, Marcus Giamatti, Margarita Levieva, Matthew Glaves, Max Martini, Merrin Dungey, Michael Reilly Burke, Mystery, Nick Wechsler, Psychological, Rachel Katherine DiPillo, Robbie Amell, Roger Bart, Soap Opera, Tess Harper, Tess Lina, Thriller, TV-14, United States, Veronica Cartwright, William Devane, Yancey AriasLeave a comment

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An emotionally troubled young woman sets out to exact revenge against the people who wronged her father. (Source)

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Revenge Season 1 is just the show if you like action pack revenge. Amanda/Emily is your main character trying to get vengeance on the family and their associates that cause her and father’s lives to end. I feel like anyone who just had someone ruin their lives would love to help or be in Amanda/Emily’s shoes. You will connect with the characters even if you don’t want to. The actress who plays Amanda/Emily also plays Sharon Carter in the Marvel Universal. The acting is just fantastic and believable. I enjoy that from the beginning and end of the season; you can see the character development. The setting is just beautiful and average looking at the same time. I like that you know the past to see how a character acts a certain way. Would you watch it again? Yeah, the plot had my attention. The only problem I had is they could have ended the season a little bit early on in the season.

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Sleepover

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2004, 3 out of 5 stars, Alexa PenaVega, Alice Greczyn, Alison Martin, Allister, Amy Caron, Brett Wagner, Brie Larson, Brooklyn McLinn, Cassie Townsend, Colleen Wainwright, Comedy, Courtnee Draper, David Daskal, Douglas Smith, Eileen Seton, Evan Peters, Family, High School, Hunter Parrish, Jacob Gray, Jane Lynch, Jeff Garlin, Johnny Sneed, Kallie Flynn Childress, Katija Pevec, Kelsey Wedeen, Krizia Vega, Kyle Lewis, Laura Monteiro, Mageina Tovah, Martin Pierron, Max Van Ville, Mika Boorem, Mike Leverence, PG, Robert Alesandro, Romance, Rose Davidson, Ryan Slattery, Sam Huntington, Sara Paxton, Scoot McNairy, Scott Murphy, Scout Taylor-Compton, Sean Faris, Shane Hunter, Steve Carell, Summer Glau, Teen Drama, Thad Luckinbill, Tim Rogner, Timothy Dowling, United States, Ursula WhittakerLeave a comment

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Desperate to improve their social status, four best friends enter into an all-night scavenger hunt against the popular clique in their school. (Source)

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Sleepover is a 2000’s teen film that any girl wanted to have a moment of telling the popular bully that she isn’t better than anyone else due to her having a high school boyfriend when she just became a freshman in high school. I love how I remember knowing I had watched this movie in my past and told my sister to watch this movie. The longer we watch this movie, the more we more actors that are popular now, in the past ten years or just in your childhood. This film is just so funny. The writing is cheesy, but at the time that it got released, it was good. I recommend this movie for anyone who grew up in the late ’90s to mid-late 2000’s Disney. I love the fact that the main guy didn’t get about them stealing his underwear. This film is just something I was laugh pretty much throughout the whole movie. Would I watch this again? Yeah, this movie was just a nostalgia film that you come to love and enjoy.

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You Season 1

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2018, Adapted From A Novel, Ambyr Childers, Captivity, Cheating, Crime, Daniel Cosgrove, Death, Elizabeth Lail, Emily Bergl, Gerrard Lobo, Hari Nef, Jealousy, John Stamos, Kathryn Gallagher, Lou Taylor Pucci, Luca Padovan, Mark Blum, Mature, Michael Maize, Michael Park, Natalie Paul, Nicole Kang, Obsession, Penn Badgley, Possessive Male Lead, Psychological, Reg Rogers, Ryan Andes, Sexual Content, Sexual Harassment, Shay Mitchell, Stalker, TV-MA, Uncategorized, United States, Victoria Cartagena, Zach CherryLeave a comment

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A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by. (Source)

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You Season 1 is just a mess and mystery of a series. The acting was believable and shocking. I will warn there is a lot of sex scenes. I do have to say if you like mystery and solving things, you will enjoy this show. I do warn that you would most likely roll your eyes at points. Would you watch it again? No, I was watching this off and on because of how stupid the characters are being.

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Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2020, Age Gap, Allen Glover, Amanda Green, Animals, Anne McQueen, Barbara Fisher, Bhagavan Antle, Brittany Peet, Bruce David, Captivity, Carole Baskin, Chealsi Putman, Cheryl Maldonado, Crime, Dale Lively, Debra Sandlin, Dennis Hill, Dianna Mazak, Dillon Passage, Documentary, Eric Goode, Erik Cowie, Francis Schreibvogel, Gale Rathbone, Gladys Lewis Cross, Howard Baskin, Investigation, J.P. Wilson, James Garretson, Jamie Murdock, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Lowe, Joe Exotic, John Finlay, John Marsicano, John Reinke, Joseph Fritz, Joshua Dial, Kelci Saffery, Kenny Farr, Kody Antle, Larry Rhodes, Lauren Lowe, Lynda Sanchez, Marc Thompson, Maria Tabraue, Mario Tabraue, Mark McCarthy, Marsha David, Moksha Bybee, Polygamy, Rick Kirkham, Robert M. Johnson, Shaun Majumder, Shirley Schreibvogel, Susan Bass, Sylvia Corkill, Tim Stark, TV-MA, United States, Vernon Stairs, Vernon Yates, Wendell WilliamsLeave a comment

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A rivalry between big cat eccentrics takes a dark turn when Joe Exotic, a controversial animal park boss, is caught in a murder-for-hire plot. (Source)

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Tiger King is just a roller coaster of a show. Every episode begins with a plot twist. This show, at times, seems to be not real. As a human being, I have to realize that the show is from the film crew and the director’s point of view and not from the people it’s concerning. I’m not going to tell you who is guilty and not, only for the reasons that I don’t want to change your honest first viewing to be changed from what I think. However, I will say I love the ending quotes said at the end of the last episode because once you break it down, it correct. Would I watch it again? I feel like I have seen it enough for a lifetime, but if any more episode came out or more documentaries came out about the people in the series, I would gladly watch to learn more.

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