Chuck Marcinko

I thought the movie was very good. The storyline and talking about Viking relics and runes have always fascinated me. The cast was great and well put together. I can imagine that at the end, the four survivors stay together and become a new family. The story goes that in Viking times the Midgard serpent was a large snake like beast that lived in this northern Norwegian lake and attacked those that crossed it. Deciphering the runes gets the people up there and then the suspense begins. Since I don't understand Norwegian, I was glad for the closed caption. But even with having to read the whole movie, I completely enjoyed it and will watch it again.

I loved it and I wish to say congrats to everyone involved in this show. It was a refreshing new version of Zorro with multiple people playing Zorro including a very beautiful Indian lady. The storyline follows the legend of Zorro but expands it and it is fantastic. I wish it was longer then 10 episodes. I was very impressed with the entire cast. The roles of everyone in the show seemed to be perfectly picked. Lolita is the perfect girlfriend and while I never saw any Chinese in other Zorro's movies. Having them in old Los Angeles is great. Mei is a great treat and help to Zorro. The Governor is the truly evil villain and the army Captain's lame excuse is "I'm just following orders". Prime has a hit on its hands and hopefully they have already started filming on another season.

I just finished season two and WOW!!!!!! The main story, the back story, the treachery, the intrigue, the cliffhanger at the end of it. Everything was fantastic and I applaud Henry, Anya, Freya, and all the rest of the cast. This was perfect to watch and I so hope to have season 3 and beyond soon. For a night of intrigue and suspense I whole hardily recommend this to everyone. Everyone plays their part perfectly, but they deserve it. Thank you to everyone associated with this show and I am very much looking forward to seeing it return hopefully in 2022 with the next round of episodes.

Watching this show is one of the very few memories of actually doing something with my dad who passed away when I was 6. He was a WWII Army veteran and held me in his favorite chair while talking to me about the show. How I very much miss him.

I thought the series was great. This story centered more on Teela and I had no problem with it and I also loved the interaction and little tidbits into the life of Lyn. While I understand the fact that she went back to Skelator in the cliffhanger. I would have loved it if she and Beast man had turned against him. Kevin ignore the critics and please hurry with part 2 and any more you want to make.

This show is hilarious. Being an Army veteran I loved all the little comments about the war and how they turned them all into comedy. This show has already became one of me favorites and I will not miss an episode. I love it.

Being a huge Greek Mythology fan. I loved watching this show.

Possible the best Cold War navel movie between the US and the Soviet Union. You'll love it.

An excellent movie showing how a special police unit takes down a major drug dealer in Paraguay. For the team I can easily see Betty rising up the ranks to take over as the leader of all of the analysts if they did a follow up movie to this. I feel that every actor did a fantastic job in making this movie. The only thing that would have make it better for me was if it was in English. I don't know Spanish so I was very glad for sub-titles.

I knew nothing about this movie except that it's a war movie and starred Chadwick Boseman in it who had just passed away yesterday. That's why I picked it. While I am not a Vietnam vet, I am a DAV from another war in Iraq. This struck home since I had family over there in Vietnam during the war. The movie itself was fantastic and sad at the same time for all the horrors war does to soldiers and knowing that they never go back to what they were before they went there. All of the actors and actresses were great in their roles and this was my first Spike Lee movie that I know of. He did a hell of a great job directing this and I'd give him an elbow high five for it.