Follows the journey of a street-smart teenager whose life is forever transformed when he moves from the streets of West Philadelphia to live with his rich Aunt, Uncle and Cousins in Bel-Air ... Read allFollows the journey of a street-smart teenager whose life is forever transformed when he moves from the streets of West Philadelphia to live with his rich Aunt, Uncle and Cousins in Bel-Air which is one of Los Angeles's wealthiest suburbs.Follows the journey of a street-smart teenager whose life is forever transformed when he moves from the streets of West Philadelphia to live with his rich Aunt, Uncle and Cousins in Bel-Air which is one of Los Angeles's wealthiest suburbs.
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I can't believe how many reviews I have seen complaining that this isn't a comedy. If you want to laugh just go watch the original series. This is supposed to be a dramatic retelling, it's supposed to be serious and dark, and it's supposed to feel modern. However, it seems like everyone missed the memo. I haven't even watched the show which is why I didn't rate it, but I had to say something because these reviews are ridiculous. Once again, if you want a comedy just watch the original series, but if you want a darker more realistic approach than give it a shot. Don't give this a bad rating just because it isn't what you want or expected! Give it a proper rating for what it actually is and what it's trying to be.
Let the haters hate. This retelling of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was exceptional. The comedy told as a drama made the retelling that much more remarkable. I don't think Will Smith could have done a better job. And the actor chosen to be Will was the perfect choice. What more could I say except the proud producers should take a bow. Really enjoyed it.
I'm over it! Once upon a time entertainment was entertaining. Ya'll remember that? I think actors, writers, film makers, producers etc have gotten so caught up in trying to preach to us their political views that they entirely forgot why the audience shows up. We're not going to theatres or paying our hard earned money to join Netflix or Disney Plus or Amazon Prime, Peacock, or whatever other streaming site, to be reminded of real life and anyone's political stance. We want to be entertained.
I tried to get into this but it was just doing the most. I'm over it.
I tried to get into this but it was just doing the most. I'm over it.
It's the modern reboot we didn't know we needed. More drama than the original but the humor is definitely still there it's just more subtle, like for people who don't need a laugh track to tell em something is funny if you know what I mean you'll probably like this jawn. Good acting too.
In comparison to the original this show Bel Air adds the seriousness to the main stories that many fans of Fresh Prince of Bel Air didn't consider. This version isn't meant to be a comedy; it is more like a drama. Bel Air reminds me of All American on CW. It has funny points but the drama and consequences are heightened. I appreciated it for what it was. The best way to watch it is without all the memories of what the original was. My advice is to watch is as a completely new show with different characters.
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- TriviaIn August 2020, it was announced that Will Smith and Morgan Stevenson Cooper would be developing a reboot of the series based on Cooper's short Bel-Air (2019) trailer. The series had reportedly been in the works for over a year since Cooper posted his Bel-Air trailer on YouTube, with Netflix, Peacock, and HBO Max all currently bidding for the series, and finally, on September 8, 2020, Peacock decided to give Bel-Air a 2-season order.
- GoofsVernee Watson is erroneously credited as Janice. Daphne Reid actually played Janice.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Saturday Night Live: Ariana DeBose/Bleachers (2022)
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