Timm Hannebohm

Russell Crow is hilarious in this. In one scene establishing his character he comes from around the corner riding a scooter. His accent alone is worth admission. Full of cliches, corny exposition, and phoney character portrayals, we laughed all the way through. You can feel the editor working overtime to desperately add interest to lazily directed scenes. The score is someone fluffing a pillow mixed with rising tones throughout. The demon growls will have you rolling on the floor.

It started off great and I was excited to watch Christoph Waltz again who phones it in. The supporting cast were a tremendous distraction that lacked charisma and the story lost a lot of steam in the last two dull and ridiculous episodes. Finally, there was practically no payoff in the end and nothing left but disappointment.

Creepy but also funny because you know you're on a fun ride. Inspiration from Terminator, The Ring, Chucky. The story structure is first rate - up to the mid point is almost perfect setup. Second half of act two keeps the steam and act three hits its marks. If there's a sequel it should be with twins.

Excellent and thorough series that highlights the spirit of innovation and collaboration in problem solving. Shows how nobody really knows what they're doing at any given point and how hard work and determination can lead to a great outcome if you take risks and show a little courage. You might not have all the answers right now, but as George Lucas says, "Okay, but can you just go and think about it for a while?"

Unrealistic. Badly written dialogue. Boring and phoney. Great scenery.

I had high hopes for this as all the characters are so interesting. From the first few scenes you notice something is off. Then you realize how contrived everything feels and looks. Then the dialogue hits you. Awful, shoddy, self serving dialogue that either makes too much sense or no sense at all. I lasted 15 minutes before I said goodbye. Colossally inept by any metric you want to use. I suppose it looked good on paper but it is highly unimaginative and poorly directed. Just awful.

Imagine Ryan Reynolds. That is all.

simply horrendous - they took away everything that made it good

This is female Rocky. Feels and looks like a student film - immature all around. The emotions don't have time to land and is ultimately an empty experience. Shaky cam all the time and shots too tight - very disorienting. This is bad tv - fundamental misunderstanding of what cinema is.

what does this all mean? anything you want says the director