Donna Manning

Overacting much?!!! I started watching the first episode, as I love 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lonestar, two excellent series. I could not get past 10 minutes of Station 19, though.

I binge watched the first 2 seasons. Into the 3rd season and the series is turning into one big sex fest and I'm getting bored with it.

Bad lines and overacting makes me doublecheck the year, to be sure this movie wasn't made in 1960.

The concept of the show is good. Niecy is wonderful. But it goes downhill from there. If you like corny, you'll love this show, because the contestants are so corny, they could join a circus! If you research the show, you'll learn that NOBODY ever wins the million. It's rigged so no one will win it, even if it means falsifying some of the lyrics.

I have not seen the whole movie yet, but from the beginning, the fact that, as the so-called shark is swimming in the water and his fin is sticking out of the water, you can see a definite opening between the fin and the shark, like where the fin was attached, it was not secured properly and you could clearly see a space between the fin and the shark.

This review is based on the trailer I just saw and the fact that this is a children's film. Did this woman just say the word f*** in the second or third sentence?

I hung on up to episode 6. Then it gets idiotic! You'd have to see it to believe. Actually, it got pretty idiotic before, particularly with the mother of the two kids, who seems to involuntarily leave her children to join a task force of doctors. She is always doing things like she's half there. I'll probably watch it a little more just to see if it improves. But the old guy loading his gun right outside a safe car, and almost waiting to be attacked, is really ridiculous! And in episode 6, you get a pretty good look at an alien, whose legs coincidentally look EXACTLY like human legs wearing black tights! And even before Ep 6, the little drama with the lone soldier going into a hospital and behaviing like it's enemy territory, is also ridiculous, how he goes around all alone with his big boy gun aimed at nobody! A 12-year-old boy might enjoy this, despite the violence, but adults... nah, I don't think so. It would have been better without the family drama, the idiotic soldier drama and the Japan drama. They could have been handled better in a soap opera.

Very slow. Also, it was kind of stupid, I think. There was too much action without a lot of content, if you know what I mean.

My favorite of the Austin Powers movies.

Loved the movie up until the ending. What ending? Did anyone else think the ending made no sense?