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Let's be real, Harris Dickinson in 'Baby Girl' is undeniably magnetic. His sheer sex appeal is titillating and he brings an undeniable something to the screen that's utterly captivating.

While perhaps not a classically lauded performance, he's just plain awesome to watch.

Dickinson has a presence that's infectious, sultry, and moody making 'Baby Girl' naughty and sexy.

The 29 year age gap feels taboo yet the sex scenes are what every milf wants - to be desired and wanted.

He elevates the film simply by being on screen - he's awesome.

Can't wait to see him in more roles that are equally as 'moving'.

Nicole Kidman was just okay - the role would've been more believable with different actress.

Love all things Sherlock Holmes This is not like other iterations of the story ie: Elementary The character names might be the same, but look different I look forward to the next episode and am hoping this won't get canceled The first episode was character heavy with lots of actors The only thing that was frustrating was trying to figure out who the main, or central characters The case that was featured was interesting and held my attention Since this is a mid-season winter debut, I would love for it to stretch into fall Definitely give this 9/10 stars based on content and previews for the season Excited for the next episode.

As a GenXer I really was hoping for the best This was not it The show is a very long version of Andrew McCarthy whining Disappointed that there was not more of a collaborative effort with all of the stars Could have been great A discussion or panel wth questions and an answer from each, next time Missing in this project: James Spader and Robert Downey Jr.

It didn't feel very well thought out I had second hand embarrassed every time he was met with a voice-mail when no one wanted to talk to him Project could have waited for everyone to participate Their lives were not bad They've all had some level of success I don't recommend.