Eric Zetterlund

The first season was great, especially the focus on the government agency. Then it just devolves into a mushy family drama show.

Great graphics and visuals. Absolutely terrible writing and characters. The characters are the dumbest "smart" people ever. However, if it wasn't for the idiotic actions of the family members then there wouldn't be much of a show I guess.

This is the movie of the year! Amazing visuals and epic super powered monsters battling while laying waste to entire cities. This is everything you've ever wanted to see in a blockbuster movie. My biggest complaint is that there is too much focus on the humans, like watching a Superman movie and they focus 30 minutes on a guy selling hot dogs in Metropolis. Definitely better than the first entry into the franchise. Can't wait for the fourth movie with King VS God!

This movie was the reanimated corpse of all has-been and elderly actors with dead careers that needs to be taken out and shot. There were some 4th wall breaks but they didn't always seem to be funny but I appreciated them trying. Imagine a retirement home seeing Deadpool then putting on their own performance, that's this movie. Im glad I missed it in theaters. I wish I could get my money back. R.I.P. the career of Bill Murray. Kylo Rens best performance, but that's a low bar.

I started watching because I heard they had Seann William Scott on the show now. While he wasn't in the show when it first began, I was quickly hooked. The first season was great! But then they lost the actor that played Riggs, which is basically the namesake of the show, and should've ended it then, or just let Wayons leave the show since Murtagh was never really why anybody watched the movie or the show. By the time you get to the third season, the writtng is pathetic and atrocious, and the entire show falls on the shoulders of Scott to carry as Wayons is cringworthy at times. Also, I'm pretty sure Murtagh's wife is an alcoholic, and while they spend the first two season addressing Riggs' drinking, they never mention the fact that she has a bottle of wine in hand in every scene.

An underrated military submarine thriller. Gerald Butler is well suited to the role and good acting throughout the entire cast. The plot is good enough for a military movie and has a good mix of suspense, action, and intrigue. No wasted space on personal melodrama.The climax took me out of my seat.