Derek Miles

If you are thinking of watching this show expecting a series version of the 2005 movie, then scratch that. The inspiration this series takes from the movie is almost completely ideological, and not presentation; i don't even think that they are set in the same cinematic universe. That said, it doesn't mean it's a bad thing, i just had to point that out because some people might go into this expecting a series version of the 2005 movie. This series is quite calm, and mainly explores the relationship of two strangers who were paired together by a spy agency; this exploration is the major plot of this series, at least as season one goes, and while it does hit some bumps on the road, it is thought out well for the most part... It's a good enough series if you like Drama, a bit of comedy, and a bit of Action (barely); 4 stars.

Average * The best character to me was the villain, most of her scenes was actually really funny. * Followed by Jennifer Coolidge's Marlene, it's crazy that a purely supporting subplot character was actually written better than most of the main characters. * Followed by Jack Black's Steve, but it was all Jack Black, and not because Steve was a great character write-up. * Followed by Danielle Brook's Dawn, she did the best that she could with a pretty bland character; and her performance actually made her character feel the least bland out of the other characters that i won't mention. All the other main characters were pretty bland/meh; and the storyline itself was average. So 3 stars out of 5.

Very good movie, and the addition of the time-loop was a great idea to basically recreate the player's butterfly effect choices of the video game.

Decent enough to binge watch on a boring day, but not a really good Series all the same... I actually started out loving it, but at the end, it just felt like everything was rushed.

It's a Post-2010 movie with Liam Neeson as the protagonist; if you've seen one, you've seen all, or at least almost all... It's fun once in a while, but it usually just feels repetitive; they all have a very similar plot with just different background and character setups. Liam Neeson non the less is a very good actor especially in roles like this, so you know he's always going to bring at least a decent performance even though the movie itself just feels almost like all his others Post-2010.

A movie that keeps you wondering until the end, it never really tells you what's going on, but it's intriguing enough for you to keep coming up with your own conclusions... And that's one aspect i love about the movie, it gives you just enough clues to come to your own personal conclusion on what the Aliens are doing. I personally think that they've been slowly studying humans through that means in an effort to take over the world.

I'm all for fiction and all that, but there are certain fiction that goes too far... And yes, i know that not all Serial killers are caught, but to literally create a movie that somehow glorifies it, that gives the Serial Killers a happy ending both financially and mentally; like WTF?, who does this movie appeal to, potential Serial killers?. The smug happy look on the girls face when the Sherrif is crying over the burning building really pissed me off... This was like watching "Knock Knock", but somehow way worst; and i consider "Knock Knock" one of the most mentally infuriating and worst movies i've ever watched. I get exploring new ideas on an old movie subgenre, but there are some ideas that shouldn't even be touched; and a Serial Killing narcissistic movie were the Killers doesn't just get away with it, but are also not even once put in their place and held accountable, is not the way to go. For the first time in my life, i'm going to recommend parents not to show a movie to their kids; and i never do this, not even for extremely Horror movies, i actually think PG-18 is rubbish for most movies. But not this one; Parents, please don't let your kids watch this movie, the message it could pass across is extremely terrible.

Great action movie, loved almost every bit of it... I've heard people saying this movie is based off an Hong Kong movie from the "80s; i've not watched that one, but bad movies don't get remakes. Anyway, like i said, really good movie, everything you'd want from an action movie... Easily 4 stars out of 5, removing one star because the set-up of Sey was too easy and half-as*ed, but that was just a bit part of the movie.

Just one word, Wholesome. Ok, i was going to describe the movie just by that word, but Google's saying i need at least 30 characters, it's definitely more than that now.

Decent enough... Slow start that felt kind of dull, but it picked up a bit later on; and the storyline was actually good, but it was just not done right in a sense, or wasn't done to its full potential. The storyline definitely had way more potential than what was given as the finished product.