AbigailCurious Reviews

The Best Offer (2013)

Great at First.

[5/10 · 7 June 2015]

The movie would have been great if it ended with a good ending. The last half an hour ruined it for me. The message would have been powerful and inspirational, but instead it leaves you with a depressing, and unrealistic ending. I doesn't seem fathomable, that such a deception could have taken place; the actors did a great job of portraying real love therefore making it hard to imagine that in reality it was all fake. The acting is very real, the script extremely well written, and the set incredible as well, but why the need to leave it with a depressing ending? I would still recommend it as a good story but to finish it before the last half an hour where it turns sour.

Ugly Betty (2006–2010)

Great at First

[7/10 · 8 March 2015]

The show started off great, with a great storyline with a fresh cast of characters. But at the show progressed it became dull and long- winded.The story line is repetitive with the same standoff between Wilhelmina slater, Daniel Meade, Alexis Meade, And Betty and her lovers over and over again.One of the rivals takes over the magazine for one episode the other takes it over and back again. In every episode, Daniel at one point gets the blues, and Betty gives him her motivational speech, and he becomes energized again. Bettys love life also follows a repetitive pattern with her falling in love with one, encounters a problem, switches to a different lover and the first lover comes back into the picture.

Cashmere Mafia (2008)

Great Series

[10/10 · 18 February 2015]

This is an excellent TV Series. It full of great romance, with a marvelously interwoven relationships. With amazing twists and bends that will leave one thinking and in a trance. It's a feel-good TV Series. It has an amazing cast. Although it had a slow start with a weak storyline but as it develops it leaves spell-binded forcing you binge watch.

A story of high-powered executives who struggle through their personal live and rely on each other for support.

The cast includes the amazing Lucy Liu, from Elementry, Frances O'Connor, a two-time golden globe nominee, from Mansfield Park, Mr. Selfridge and more.