Entourage

A great series full of beautiful, naked girls, expensive cars and celebrities (both fictitious and real), memorable chauvinist lines, good friendship, unselfishness and hope for a second chance. It surprised me how much I warmed to the characters. Excellently acted, wonderfully written. I look forward to the feature-length movie. (06/21/2020)

A bunch of slackers and cameos by Hollywood stars. The well-written and acted primadonnas are fun to watch. Ari is awesome. (06/21/2020)

The second season is great. In addition to hanging out, Vinny and his mated fuel a proper story directed by Jim Cameron. Everyone in the gang has something to say, and they address rises and falls. (06/30/2020)

Since the success of Aquaman, it’s been a roller coaster ride with Vince and the others. The studio going behind people’s backs, changes of agent and the quest for a role in Medellín give the story a good pace, keeping you biting your nails up to your elbow. The finale is luckily unbelievably positive. The prophet of good times ahead. (07/08/2020)

An indie series that carries the promise of Cannes and the uncertainty of the next film. Great cameos by Anna Farris, Sid Pollack an Kanye West. The 4th season keeps the quality. (07/18/2020)

The somber tone is fitting for the series. Vinny without work is like a mill without water and when there is work it goes from ten to five. Excellent cameos and the last one from Marty is like a balm for the soul. (07/23/2020)

Wonder Woman as a doll at the premiere of the new Scorsese? Great. Damon and Bono as check chasers for hungry kids? Great series. (07/25/2020)

A stuntman and a junkie. Sasha Grey as a girlfriend and a fist bump from Eminem. A self-destructive streak that is most rewarding for Vinny and Ari. An excellent drama that makes the most of its potential. (07/26/2020)

The ending is a hard-hitting tearjerker (reading a script for the Hallmark channel) and a beautiful conclusion. (07/28/2020)