ShangLuda
Admirable film.
CrawlerChunky
In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.
Arianna Moses
Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.
lwgoodrich
House Hunters on steroids....I watch mostly to see the fabulous NYC condos and town homes on offer to the rich and overly particular (not that I blame them at these prices). Unfortunately, we don't see enough of the properties. Three sleek, polished young men who are top Manhattan realtors raking in millions, apparently still don't have enough and have sold themselves to the Bravo network for even more money. At least two have had acting experience, which is helpful to them, since nearly every scene is clearly scripted and probably has little to do with reality. The problem is, their "supporting players" - developers, brokers, clients, etc., do not have an acting background, making some of the scenes awkward at best. Others seem to relish the idea of hamming it up with gusto on television. There's plenty of drama, of course, as we are brought (reluctantly on my part) into the realtors' personal lives and relationships. This offers lots of opportunity for angst, manufactured and otherwise, and terribly moving moments of Self-Discovery and Self-Actualization....can we just get back to the five-million-dollar condos, please?
I confess that despite my cynicism, I'm addicted to this show and its glowing tribute to narcissism. And yep, I'll be back for the new season when our three heroes return rested, freshly botoxed, and ready to perform for the cameras again. I recommend this show for those who enjoy this kind of thing - and know how to take it with a BIG grain of salt.
TheViewers PeeYew
This new season of MDL is unwatchable. The new guy is a pretentious, whiny fop. I really feel sorry for anyone who has to shake his hands given that he constantly runs them through his greasy hair. ewwww. This season the show also pretends to address gentrification. It's ridiculous. Fredrik Eklund does a few man on the street interviews and comes to the earth-shattering realization that what will address gentrification is cooking classes for kids and a renovated park. It never occurred to him to build affordable housing so that the people who run the shops and actually work in the lower east side of New York can continue to live there. He really thinks parks and cooking classes are doing SOMETHING. What an oversimplified joke. If actually people's lives were not at stake I'd say season is almost as funny as watching Fredrik pretend to pray...I'm not saying don't watch this season - watch it if you must. Just expect to hold your nose and muffle your laughter.
Arenas4812
I really enjoy the Million Dollar Listing series. I'm surprised I keep coming back. It's interesting to see high price real estate and the brokers that deal with them. I'm not a big fan of San Francisco or Miami, but I do enjoy L.A. and N.Y. This is my favorite of the franchise. I'm not going to lie, it does seem over the top and semi-scripted. But it is enjoyable. Frederick Van Ecklund, Ryan, and Luis make for an interesting dynamic on who's going to be the top agent in NYC. Frederick and Ryan deal w/ relationship issues while Luis deals with more of an age battle when it comes to selling real estate. Essentially Frederick and Ryan get into an occasional fight (a little physical). But for me the over the top sellers are what get me. I think you'll enjoy this show if you don't take it too seriously.
Marcin Bankowski
So yet another "reality show" that follows lives of real estate brokers.I've watched few episodes of the same show from other cities and i kinda liked it,not everything but it was OK so i decided to watch it from the beginning.Now season 4 is out and i think it's the worst of them all.You can see people like the sellers or buyers literally pretending their emotions all the time and if you add the editing you basically end up with a show that is worse then some Brazilian soap operas.Also i've noticed that all the scenes are becoming shorter and shorter making it a good show for people with ADHD sindrom.Maybe in US people like this but for me shows like this has no value at all and if one day i become a millionaire who wants to buy a property i certainly will avoid these sellers.
