Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Wonderful character development!

Memorable, crazy movie

I certainly hope that Michael Crichton's estate sued Shonda Rhimes for ripping him off. Any compelling story-line was explored on ER a decade before the promiscuous and absurd ABC medical "drama". While ER attempted to bring some of the gritty reality of medicine to tv, Grey's only real contribution to the genre is art of hair styling.

This show was once a favourite and now very disappointing. The lead actress Ellen Pompeo .as Dr. Meredith Grey who is average talent. The new residents introduced are boring. Still my favourites in the show are Jesse Williams as Dr. Jackson Avery and Sarah Drew as Dr. April Kepner both very attractive on the eye to watch. Kevin McKidd as Dr.Owen Hunt still also holds my interest . The show commenced with interesting story lines with hot Doctors. Now many very disappointing changes.

Once I loved this show, it was my favourite, but for quite a while now I have been feeling differently about it. It's not what it used to be. At one point Jackson and April were the only characters I was still excited about and I reached a point where I would skip all other scenes aside from those with them, but even their story-line lost its appeal, the final drop being Jackson pairing up with Maggie and April leaving for good. But despite all that, I'm giving it 8 because of the good old times. And if I was basing it solely on the time when the show was at its prime, it would have been 10. Thank you, Shonda Rhymes and team, for giving me the wonderful earlier episodes.

The only reason this isn't getting a worse rating is because of the earlier seasons. It used to be a really great show. It seems to have lost its way. The writing is awful. For example, this season and part of last season they built up the drama of Jo's husband coming back. We spend a year and a half or longer anticipating his arrival and they killed him in one episode. And not even in a good way, he slipped and hit his head. You've got to be kidding me. Not to mention mini livers!?!?! I'm in season 14 of ER currently. I watched it when it first came on and have binged 300 episodes since January. Season 14 is not as good as the earlier seasons but nowhere near as bad as Grey's Anatomy. Get some new writers or get off the air.