Maria Valuch

I put this show on because of Ben Kingsley starring in it and had no idea what the series was about. The first two episodes slowly provide the story that lies ahead. Mentioned are a bunch of twists and turns from the past that I'm guessing eventually cross paths in future episodes. This is a perfect roll for Ben, and he plays Pa extremely well. I must add that the writers who thought up this story make the characters and plot very interesting to watch. Just began episode 3 and this show is turning out better than I could imagine. Definitely fresh story not from Hollywood .

Interesting historical story that once you start watching it you sit through the whole thing story. Gere and Foster have chemistry though impressive acting. It's all in the looks. The 6 year separation makes their love story that more believable. Different sexual chemistry from him and Roberts in Pretty women. Haven't seen this movie in long time and decided to rent it. In this role Gere tries his best to do what's best for his "family" and the town people. He arrives in town as imposter Jack who died in the civil war, tries to take Jacks place after doing many terrible things in his past, running out on the war, and looks for redemption. Court scene great, and the one line Jodie Foster says gives movie a 360 turn.

This story is similar to Cliffhanger except this time the rescue mission rides their 8 wheelers over frozen ocean to reach trapped miners in Canada. Like Cliffhanger, this movie kept me glued as their will to survive is tested every several miles with ice cracking and rolling while they drive the shortest route to reach the miners. The cast does a fine job keeping the minor dialogue going. This is my 3rd time watching it, and still enjoy.

It's a good cop versus bad cop plot, and can get slow at times as little tibits unfold. Everyone involved seems to know a little something about each other's past and this murder investigation. The good cop has to figure out which are the lies that's supposed to throw him off and follow his instincts. The acting is decent. You will either enjoy or hate the pace of the movie. Being I'm home sick with flu on rainy day the movie did keep me interested. The one big question I have, and there are unanswered subplot questions, is why the movie titled Reptile.

If you enjoyed the sci-fi Starman, you should enjoy this. You even may find yourself cheering for the characters in Enemy Mine. Trust and deep friendships are developed as they learn to lean on each other for survival on an unknown planet. Both movies have simple plots, with tons of heart at the center. The special effects are little. If the movie focused on this, it would take away from the plot.

Decided to watch this again. Not to give anything away but between the changing plot, the acting, the interactions between the characters involved, I am sucked into the Ozark void. If you haven't seen it, you are missing out. With that said time to complete season 2.

This is quite enjoyable. A simple Mafia plot, with some nifty dialogue with Stallone proving he knows how to deliver dry humor, or his point, when saying certain lines. For 25 years he didn't sing on his boss while in the slammer. When he gets out he learns he has been dumped and asked to go to noman's land Oklahoma to start from scratch. He lost his wife, daughter, and the life he led for this face slap, but goes anyway to prove he still has a nose for business. This role is made for him, perhaps a role that he had to grow into from an age perspective. What makes Stallone's moments funnier is as he quickly takes over new financial business in Oklahoma, he is also learning his way around the new world and new technology. Best role Stallone has played in a long time.

An easy story to follow with a lot of heart. Kya comes from a poor very dysfunctional family due to her dad's ways; her mom and siblings eventually runaway to survive leaving Kya with her dad. One day dad decides to go and leaves young Kya to fend for herself continuing to live in her home on the marsh land in NC. Her constant was a boy she knew from childhood and life on the marsh -- both give her strength to enrich her personally and emotionally through her journey in life.

I came across this gem looking for a plot that would keep me interested till the end. The acting is great considering I had no clue who these actors were then I realize I recognize 2 well known actors who aged gracefully. Hadn't seen either one for quite some time and thought they retired. Story line is a mixture of Casino meets Goodfellows, with a twist of Havana Cuba mobsters and Castro story line thrown in. As the plot unfolds, and it unfolds slowly to get a sense of each character, I found myself trying to binge watch these people at the hotel in Miami. To bad it was cancelled at the second season. I am not going to give anything away as I won't give it justice. Too many separate plots that tie into each other. I strongly recommend this short lived show.

Kudos to Kidman for taking this role on about an undercover good cop turn bad cop. When she sees the chance to hide a portion of the groups stolen money, she shares this side of her with her undercover partner; they are romantically involved. But the bank job goes bad. She tries to handle the emense grief of losing him while losing herself in the bottle. The facial makeup transformation between her old and new self worth is remarkable. She's worn out from the emotional experience of the past as well as what she must endure to catch up to his killer. There are many levels to her and the story. There are a lot of flashbacks. I suggest not to get up or you will miss an important piece. You will either like this movie or not like it.