Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

SoTrumpBelieve Must See Movie...

Aneesa Wardle The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Taha Avalos The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Bouge75 I grew up in the era of The Cosby Show and A Different World. This is NOT "A Different World." This is a show for young adults, not young kids. It doesn't hide the fact the drugs, promiscuity and binge drinking is rampant on college campus. It shows what happens when your precious darlings, who you think can do no wrong, do. I don't laugh out loud but I love the characters and how they deal with what college kids are facing today...truthfully, what they have been facing for the past 30 years minus social media.

filmnoirthebest I thought this show was very different, creative and depicted many shades and aspects of teens who are recently grown, on college campuses, NOT ALL! Grown-ish this is just a slice! I work with young people, and feel like this show is spot-on for many young people, and definitely not for some or adults who feel it either!I thought it would be the usual college-life comedy, and was pleasantly surprised to see a show that shows that young people are thinking, and not just about their G.P.A., but life, mistakes, fitting-in with back-stories that flesh out the characters in 24 minutes, OK! I'm always grateful when there isn't a laugh-track for starters, but I think it's a very fresh show, and hopefully, it continues to unfold and tackle hot topics, make people laugh and gain more viewers!

SaidNDone I have never seen "Black-ish" but "Grown-ish" came on one night and I decided to watch it. I was surprised at the show's quality, which although it has issues, rivals the shows on mainstream networks. The soundtrack is great--perfectly crafted for the show's target audience, many of the jokes land well, the acting is adequate, and the plot is both interesting and topical. It seems that Disney is taking the rebranding from ABC Family to Freeform seriously, as prior to the relaunch ABC Family was a joke of a network filled with over-dramatic poorly scripted shows staffed by former Disney Channel actors. This show however seems to have semi-serious actors/actresses and has no problem with pushing the edges of YA entertainment. I will continue watch and see if it is able to develop into something. It's a shame "Girl Meets World" was not delayed a couple years, aged up, and aired alongside this as a Freeform flagship show.

medlinsumayah I had high expectations for Grownish, but the premiere left me pretty disappointed. The acting and the script were pretty bad, and while voice over narration works well on Blackish, Yara's monotonous voice doesn't really entertain viewers when she does a voice over, which is for way too much of each episode. Each character seemed like an archetype and didn't have personality. What I like about Zoe in Blackish is her rudeness and cool girl personality, and that's missing in Grownish. I also feel like each episode is rushed, and there's not much focus on plot. The topics are relatable to college students, but I just don't think the jokes are being delivered well. If you liked the episode of Blackish when Zoe visited college, then you might like Grownish, but I didn't like that episode or what I saw so far of Grownish.