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Honestly, don't bother. It's not worth the investment of you're time. Awful.

So much potential wasted. I was looking forward to this series but it's been such a disappointment. The writing let's it down again and again and again. The CGI is good in the way Rome is depicted but truly dreadful in other areas - I'm looking at you white lion. I don't know if there's going to be a second series but if there is I hope they manage to improve the writing - I actually gave up on this series mid way through before returning to finish it, hoping it would get better. It didn't.

With a title like this film has I was expecting a outrageous over the top gung-ho comedy. Nothing could be further from the truth. It's introspective, telling stories from the life of the man in the title, who is now a old man thinking about his life. He's clearly something special but the film never goes into detail about his abilities. As the title says he shoots Hitler, and Bigfoot, but it's what happens in between that's interesting. I think the film is trying to create a magical ambiguity but it's just too ambiguous for it's own good. Performances from all concerned are excellent, especially from the fantastic Sam Elliott but the different elements of the film jar rather then meld together. It's a intriguing film but it could have been a great one.

Visually stunning and a good film as long as you don't think about the premise too hard. Plot holes litter the film from the off, but performances are excellent throughout. I know a few reviews have said its graphic in relation to its depiction of the war. I'd disagree - it's raw for sure but just a little too pretty and filmic in its presentation. Worth seeing for its technical brilliance and scope.

Big dumb Dino fun. It looks like a Spielberg movie, even feels a little Indian Jones -y, and it general rolls along at a thumping pace. But you'll have to suspend your disbelief big time at the inane and utterly stupid things some of the characters do. The script writers have clearly made good use of the Encyclopedia of clichés, serving up the old staples of betrayal and double cross which will only come as a surprise to those viewers who have never, ever seen a film before . It's entertaining enough as long as you don't think about it too hard. If you do you'll spot plot holes you can ride a T -Rex through.