Emma Bara

I did not know what i was watching. The whole thing was dreadful. i don't even know where to start. It has no magic, no clear plot. I just found myself getting angry at every turn. It does not send a feminist message nor one of equality. It is certainly not suitable for children and I can only think that the 5 star reviews were paid for because they are definitely describing a different movie to the one I just watched. AVOID.

I really, really wanted to like this. I really, really did and I binged the whole series but spent the entire time thinking "it's not quite call my agent". The characters just didn't have the depth, the acting just wasn't as believable, possibly because the characters weren't their own - they'd already been well and truly claimed by their brilliant French counterparts. The only character I felt any connection with was the gorgeous Tim Mckinley's Simon Gould, who I desperately wanted to hug and make it all better for, was a new character who Mr Mckinley could make his own. Sorry guys, it didn't quite hit the spot.

Tracker is very vanilla. It's harmless fun to pass the time but that's about it. The plot lines are predictable, cliches abound, if you are looking for originality then this is not the show for you. Justin Hartley is nice to look at but he doesn't have much personality in this role. Things brighten up when Renee, Bobby and brother Russell are on screen but I am afraid I find Colter's calm, unruffled, whiter than white character very bland.

I should have stopped watching after the first episode set in Bangkok, where they portrayed a warm and welcoming people in a cold and bigoted light. I lived in Thailand for 2 years and didn't recognise a thing. I tried a few more episodes but each one became more ridiculous as the team swooped in to save the day from the incompetence of the local law enforcement whilst trampling over local culture. Only one member of this apparently internationally renowned team seemed to have any language skills and she not only seemed to know EVERY language but also be expert in ALL local beliefs and histories, no matter how obscure...quite incredible. Surprised it was given a second season.

I have given this 5 stars because I think it deserves some help in the ratings. This is pure silliness in a luxury setting. We need more shows that let our minds escape to the fantastic, impossible world that Dr Odyssey takes us to. If you want realistic, gritty drama, then this absolutely is not for you but if you want to escape for a bit of silly, naughty fun, then come aboard!

Not good. Acting painful, story difficult to follow.

I really didn't enjoy this. A lot of clichés. A thin storyline, that i understand was based on a comic....I am guessing that didn't translate well to screen. I ended up skipping through to watch an all too predictable ending. Characters were unengaging, and there was a lot of innuendo that felt inappropriate for kids, despite Jason M's efforts to make it OK. Depressing Netflix spent $150 million on this and cancelled some excellent and fun series recently.

I watched 4 episodes, it took me that long to decide if I like it or not but I don't. I so wanted this to be better but it's limp and flaccid. If you want witty commentary on religion and goodness, watch 'the good place'. This felt like bad school play to the good place's Oscar worthy performance.

Nice, watchable movie. I think we missed a lot as we had no clue about basketball or who any of the basketball personalities were in it. I am sure if we knew anything at all about that world, we'd have loved it more. Sweet film though. Would have liked it to dig a bit deeper into Adam Sandler's character and that of his family. Queen Latifah was totally underused, as was his daughter. But overall worth a watch.

It passed 90 minutes in COVID isolation but left me perplexed. Why would an intelligent woman let two strange men stay with her? Why was it called under the Eiffel tower when about 30 seconds of the film was set there and it wasn't really integral to the film. Why did it start off as a bad buddy comedy but end as a bad romance? What was the point of the Liam even being there? No, this didn't make sense for me at all.