Nina Davenport

Ugh. Great talent, crap movie. Who wrote this? Who greelit it? They all need to get new jobs, though perhaps I'm the fool for watching it...all the way through. Ugh.

Terrifying. I don't think it would have scared me when it came out. Would've seen as fiction. But tech is scary. It's like the scorpion and the frog....we are the frog, tech is the scorpion. Scorpion asks the frog to give him a ride across the river. Frog says, but you'll sting me and I'll drown. Scorpion says, if you drown, I'll drown. Frog goes ok, that makes sense. Halfway across the river the scorpion stings the frog. Frog, as he's drowning asks the scorpion (who will also die) why. And the scorpion answers: it's my nature.

Very disappointing. The performances felt stiff and cliched. And the use of ILM's face change technology didn't do anyone any favors. Their faces looked rubbery. Very sad because this was a mash up of some of my favorite actors. A great director, a solid story and a great vfx house that just felt long and redundant.

Loved it. The tone was perfect. The characters were beautiful and real, even if not fully dimensional. It was everyone I've ever known, including myself, in those moments when we think we're too special for words. Loved it! Bravo!

Fabulous. Laugh out loud funny. Incredible cast with great energy. I truly loved it.

This was a strange series. I think there's a really good idea in there somewhere, but it was lost in some weak writing, awkward performances and sets that really looked like sets. It doesn't leave you feeling satisfied at the end. It just ends. Very odd.