Thomas Spafford

Watched 1st 2 episodes. Where to begin Obviously cyborg character on ship is terminator-programmed by Yutani. Specimens more important than crew. Nice. How the heck do you crash a very advanced space vessel on earth? Can't even go into orbit? What disabled it? Cyborgs are technically humans with cybernetic/mechanical enhancements. Sure didn't act like a human. More of a robot. Synthetics are pretty much the same as canon Hybrids are just synthetics with uploaded human minds. They don't seem to fight well, have no weapons. They supposedly don't have emotions, but fear is definitely one of them "Search and Rescue" with military operatives. Really. And really incompetent ones at that. And of course "my radio won't work because xxx". The Alien behavior is just wrong. They snatch/immobilize victims and implant them. They don't just go tearing up everybody, didn't even eat anyone. WTH The "Lost Boys" might be stronger than humans, but they have no weapons, a synthetic body is not armor-plated and the minds running them are kids. They'll be a great help This is a a very muddy mess

Argh...not a science fiction or even a horror movie. Just a tear-jerker thinly disguised as action. The aliens could have been starving wolves and would have made no difference Aliens had no technology? They just are meteors until they fall to a habitable world? They only target Manhattan? None of the other boroughs? Bring down bridges traps them? What about the holland tunnel, etc. Proper ending would have been to nuke Manhattan This movie had no beginning or end. The aliens were just props for a sad tale of 2 unremarkable people. Reminded me of Marvel's the Avengers, without the Avengers. Need "Hulk smash! The cat was an alien.

Very good. Ending is authentic and true to Bushido code. They were so grateful to become samurai again and to die with honor.

Very well done. Excellent casting and a neat way of telling a tired story in a refreshingly new way

Awesome movie. Groundbreaking. They did so much with the (now) primitive tools at hand. Who doesn't wonder what actually goes in in your computer?

Galaxy Quest was better. Nuff said