Flyerplesys Perfectly adorable

GarnettTeenage The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

mobengafer Why nickelodeon just why you had good live action shows like the adventures of Pete and Pete Clarissa explains it all all that salute your shorts the Amanda show drake and josh Zoe 101 the troop icarly victorious life with boys house of anubis Ned's declassified unfabulous every witch way wits academy and 100 things to do before high school now we get this the thunder mans Henry danger nicky Ricky dicky and dawn the other kingdom and game shakers you should cancel them all because they say it's for teenagers but they act like 3 year old shows and have nick Jr jokes anybody could understand. It acts so stupid and tries to be the next Zoe 101 and victorious but it fails it also acts like it's only for teenagers it's so stupid i'm begging you nickelodeon you did a good job with taking of sparky from the fairly odd parents because of the number of hated people but now you need to do it to shows like we get these days if you want your network to get better than at least cancel all your live action sitcoms and you will be fine and no more low ratings that's all so if a show gets lower than 5.8 then cancel it that's all so are you going to cancel them if you aren't then leave people leave your network and not care and we will be watching Disney and cartoon network because of shows like this i don't know why but you only care about the viewers nothing else ratings are important and so are comments a show like game shakers has a rare amount of fans and you renew it just because it has lots of viewers sure ignore me and leave people hate your network except for 6 year old's

antenehtseg I wanted to review this show ever since season 1 of Make it pop finished airing. However, in order to provide an in depth analysis I decided to wait until the second confirmed season also concluded. Thus far it's easy to say that Make it Pop definitely improved their show by including what much of the show really lacked (Asian guys, drama, better music, character development etc. Well at first I was a bit disappointed that Nick Canon in particular would create such a "parodist" show of the already exemplary KPop industry. I was astonished of how much shade KPop fans were throwing at the show. Heck! They were even about to start a potentially brutal petition to prevent the show from airing! But I don't blame them. I wasn't really impressed by the trailer...it seemed mediocre at best with "unprofessional" acting, a sterile show title "Make it Pop" (yes I know it was originally supposed to be named "The Drop" but it still was unoriginal just like any other show), the extreme immature feminine vibe, and the racial bias that can already be inferred from the trailer. Season 1, unfortunately wasn't all that wonderful to watch— it was pretty bland, with a huge lack of creativity, and not enough serious drama you would endure at a high school. The only thing that I thought was unique was the diversity between the three girls ethnicities. Sun Hi who was Korean, Jodi who was Indonesian and Corki who was Chinese- Malaysian. Somehow it felt like the girls would be constantly be manipulated by the guys in the show...but that's probably just me. Season 2 was somewhat of a different story with everything elevated from the characters level of maturity, to the relationships, music you name it! I admired how much growth each of the girls gained, Sun Hi learned to listen more and grew significantly more compassionate; Jodi learned to be more confident, and Corki grew more apathetic. You get a daily dose of what hardships each of the characters had to endure and how it made them each a better person. Personally I thought it would be better to get more involvement with Caleb, he's so important in the band and his talents aren't all that much notably. If it weren't for his and Jodi's relationship I would have forgotten that he was a part of the show! I wish he would sing or dance, or bring something fresh to the table. It's quite the shame that Valarie will not likely be on the show, she did have that humor that would always crack me up. We got just the right amount of her through out the series. Lastly, I was upset that John-Alan Slachta got this real humane talents degraded, Jared seemed so one-dimensional and selfish— he would have been such a great addition if he was a heartthrob and could sing while playing a guitar...he's so talented!In conclusion, although I 110% agree with the last comment about Asian men (really Thomas Lynch!), do give this show a chance it has so much potential. Although this show is more of a lateral footstep, it the best Nickelodeon got. I guarantee you Nick will lose a majority of its viewers if the this show is canceled. The channel is already a train wreck right now.

moritsuna 50% of ALL K-pop artists are MALE. Why is it that there are no Asian males at all on this show? Let us stop the stereotyping of Asian culture right now. This is another typical Hollywood white-washing of Asian culture- Bad music- bad story- and White Males are the only available love interests for the Asian Females. This needs to stop now.Look at this http://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/2y6qk6/tv_producer_asian _guys_in_my_show_not_gonna_happen/The producer of this show said that there will never be a Korean male in this show about Korean music. Just imagine that for any other type of genre of music. This would be equivalent of making a show celebrating Cinco de mayo without any Hispanic actors, like a bollywood movie with no Indian actors, like a British TV series without any Brits. This is wrong and this type of racism needs to stop NOW.

Tony Lee I completely disagree with "Leah Mckenzie" 's review. For a person not into Kpop, "she" sure writes a lot on a completely unknown and unpopular Kpop show, ranting about how racism doesn't exist and how anyone who dare to talk about it is the racist.Pretty much the worse show I have ever seen. In THE ONE place, a show about Kpop, where they could have Asian males in it without being completely sexless, they manage to do away with it. I am actually very IMPRESSED how they managed to pull this off, without anyone pointing out how ridiculous this is.Why is white Hollywood so averse to having any Asian males on screen, except in extremely clichéd and stereotyped roles? I have no idea. Why is having a normal sexually functioning Asian male on screen so damn hard for American media?---Notice how the two reviews saying "there is no racism" or "racism is overblown" or "anyone who complain about racism is racist themselves" are all registered within a week and never have a single review in the past.While the only guy talking about how this IS an example of racism (the main guy behind this show, Thomas Lynch, literally said in no unclear terms "he will never have an Asian guy on his show") has a 10 year account and tons of past reviews.