The ladies of loganberry.

amother

Honey ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 5:06 pm

Once you watch it on your computer, I don't think it's visible from another device. Just that one computer for a certain amount of time.

amother

Lily

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 9:42 pm

Same just watched. It is very professional but do not understand what's going on. 1 scene doesn't match with next. No point to it.....

amother

Raspberry ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 9:58 pm

amother Lily wrote:

Same just watched. It is very professional but do not understand what's going on. 1 scene doesn't match with next. No point to it.....

It’s a sitcom. Look it up before
You go trashing someone else’s hard work

amother

↑ Honey

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 10:09 pm

amother Melon wrote:

I just looked it up. What does it mean 20 mins Main film and 30 mins extra?

The film is 20 minutes. Then there are bloopers (short clips of deleted scenes containing mistakes made by the cast during filming, that is comedic) and interviews of the actresses.

amother

↑ Raspberry ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 10:36 pm

amother Melon wrote:

I just looked it up. What does it mean 20 mins Main film and 30 mins extra?

No I meant look it up on google what a sitcom is.

amother

Orange ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 10:39 pm

Didn’t watch this, but not sure how sitcom explains their issue. A sitcom flows, it’s a drama about people that is also funny. It’s not an answer to why it’s choppy and doesn’t flow.

amother

Snowdrop ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 10:46 pm

And maybe they should advertise it as a sitcom so that people who aren't interested in sitcoms don't waste their money. When I watch something, I look for substance, tochen. There was no storyline!
I somehow missed the part on Mostly Music's site that it was 20 minutes and the rest was extras. I was watching with teen dd as the box fell and yarmulkes rolled into the pool, thinking that now we'd find out what the secret was and what she wanted to do with the yarmulkes. Suddenly, the credits rolled onto the screen and dd and I turned to each other in dismay.
What was the secret?
Why couldn't she ship the boxes to her house?
What was she going to do with them?
All unexplained.

amother

↑ Melon

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 10:52 pm

amother Honey wrote:

The film is 20 minutes. Then there are bloopers (short clips of deleted scenes containing mistakes made by the cast during filming, that is comedic) and interviews of the actresses.

So there’s more bloopers and interviews than the actual story? That’s interesting. On sitcoms usually the bloopers are a by the way, not 3/5 of the show.

amother

Cyan ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:00 pm

The whole point of a sitcom is that not everything gets answered and explained in the first episode. The flow comes from continuous episodes, where some things get resolved and some things continue on throughout multiple episodes. As for tochen, jewish women's lives, professionally depicted, in all its glorious variations, is tochen enough, I think

amother

Sunflower

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:04 pm

If you googled what a sitcom is then you would see that it's a story that continues on in a series of episodes. Have you ever watched a sitcom that explained every aspect of the show in the first episode? Then there wouldn't be a show to make or watch. This isn't a movie. It's snippets of life that'll develop over time. It leaves more to be desired. Patience is a virtue my friend and one you should work on

amother

↑ Raspberry ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:05 pm

amother Cyan wrote:

I was so excited when I saw this was available. I can’t understand why everyone just wants to see dark and dreary plot lines. It’s about time something came along on a lighter note!

amother

↑ Raspberry ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:06 pm

amother Sunflower wrote:

THIS

amother

↑ Orange ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:08 pm

You all still aren’t describing a sitcom. You are describing a tv show vs. a movie. A tv show has episodes. But still each episode in a sitcom flows, if the issue is each scene is disjointed then saying it’s a sitcom doesn’t answer it. Curious all you saying Google it, do you watch non Jewish sitcoms or did you just read about it?

amother

Silver ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:10 pm

Was actually super excited to buy. Wanted something light and not too long. It showed that play time is a little over 45 min. It was a great disappointment that it ended after 20 min. I wouldn't pay the price had I known that and I think it's unfair to make people believe that it's a 45 min episode.

amother

↑ Cyan ↓

Mon, Oct 21 2024, 11:18 pm

amother Orange wrote:

They actually are describing it perfectly. A sitcom is literally snippets/scenes of a particular set of characters lives. They don't always flow into each other and they don't always connect, especially not all in one short episode. And yes, I've watched many, many sitcoms over the years. This is the first ever attempt at a jewish sitcom, as far as I know. I say we give it a chance and see where it goes. Too early to judge imo