handfed

Don't let the critic's score of 65 fool you. This is a topnotch show. While the plot is at times unbelievable, the writing and acting is so good that you just don't care. casting even in the smallest roles is excellent. The writing is so good you find yourself rooting for a hit man and a drug addicted kleptomaniac. This is a great show. Watch it!

Though the cast and the writing can be charming at times, the whole premise is not even close to being believable, the main characters make my dog look like Einstein and the idea that either one of them could hold down a job longer then a day is beyond the pale. The show is called Love but the main characters are too needy and self absorbed to ever understand what love is, a more appropriate name for the show would be Neurosis. One can feel the talent that is in this show but only a major shift can stop it from ending up as a most annoying show.

A formulaic romcompoldram that is not without it's charm. It will entertain you if you leave the critic within you dormant. Charm can go a long way when Trump reminds us daily what it is to be without charm.

The first episode is riveting, well written and acted. Mysterious with overtones of the supernatural, if you are willing to let it, it draws you in to the story as all good storytelling does, halfway through the second episode and I am glad I took a chance and started watching this but can they keep it up for a whole season, I look forward to finding out.

It made me smile more then once when it's corniness starts to bug you it is saved by funny writing just in time good cast chemistry...................

Great pilot, Walton is no Hugh Grant but he is more then adequate and Minnie Driver lights up the screen. Only problem I can see is that the pilot was a synopsis of the movie, can the second episode build on that? Are the writers up to the task? Warm funny not too mushy, so far so good.