Rudy Fernandes

One of my favorites (up there with The Shawshank Redemption). A heart-warming story about human rights (race, disabled) that leaves one with a feeling that the world's "all right".

Fantastic. Absolutely knocked my socks off. Took all my self control to ration out the episodes at one a day. Has the sort of stories I like -- detective work, good guys usually win, nothing gory, limited explicit sex, depicts smart yet flawed people, realistic lives, one main story per episode.

For goodness sake, is this plot real! I persevered until the 1 hour mark, then just started skipping through to get to the end. Rubbish, IMHO. Well, I've never been much for these far-out so-called thrillers.

I'm in the same age group as the protagonists (ok, maybe a trifle younger). I found the movie deeply frustrating, but kept watching to see how, around the next corner, the movie would redeem itself. It didn't. Maybe I'm not "deep enough".