Brian F

Excellent police drama. Well written and acted. The comradery portrayed between the characters was so spot on I wonder if the actors were merely acting the part or if they actually have such comradery between them.

Reading the premise of this film you may think that the movie sounds boring, but far from it. It is well acted and written. Ethan Hawke delivers a solid performance as the villain, and the child actors did a great job as well. I really don't want to post any spoilers, So I will just say to give this movie a chance. I'm sure you'll enjoy it as much as I did.

Started off good, but then went downhill. Pacing was way to slow, and the ranch in danger storyline is just uninteresting. We know there is no real danger to the ranch, and it survives because of Yellowstone. So no matter what Whitfield and Creighton do we already know they will fail. Spenser's story just dragged along and each situation he and his bride encountered just appeared that the writers just placed it in the script at the last minute. The only story I felt was interesting was Rainwater's adventure. That being said the acting was excellent, and all the characters I found interesting just not the stories they were placed in. The worst series out of the Yellowstone universe so far, but overall it was ok.

The best Batman movie to date. Finally we get a Batman movie that was 90% Batman and only 10% Bruce Wayne. Not like previous films where we got 90% Bruce Wayne, and only 10% Batman. This movie was like the comics where we actually get to see Batman being the detective he is. Action was good, and Batman interacting with other characters was good. Only downside I thought was that I didn't like Zoe Kravitz's rendition of Catwoman especially with that one woke line placed in her dialog that almost ruined the entire movie. Movie did run a bit long, and there were some pacing issues, but still an excellent Batman movie to watch especially if know anything about Batman besides what was portrayed in previous films.

The first season was very good, but the second season wasn't. Unfortunately the show was run by M. Night Shyamalan who is good at telling a story, but never ending one.

Really good series. Acting is top notch and the stories are well written

Bad premise, bad writing, and bad acting make this one horrible movie.

Well acted, and the premise is good. But the writing isn't that good. ***WARNING SPOLIERS AHEAD***OK LAST WARNING SPOILERS*** So the main character, Hugo is the prison warden who's daughter is kidnapped, and is told if he gives up a prisoner to an armed group that has invaded the prison his daughter will killed. Hugo then goes about the series getting several prisoners and guards killed, and even murders one of his coworkers to save his daughter. The guy is responsible for a total of 12 deaths, but somehow he is the good guy? Then somehow they manage to make would should have been just a one season show into a cliffhanger ending to drag it into a second season.

The show has offers an alien invasion from different people's point of view, but it's problem is very slow pacing and really should have had more episodes to build things up. Some characters you really wish they'd kill off because their stories were uninteresting. For example the Japanese story arc was good as to where the NY suburban family you could really care less about to a point I found myself fast forwarding past their scenes, but yet they seemed to get most of the airtime. Hoping that season 2 the writers and producers get their act together.

A very well acted and written series. I found the interaction between the two main characters James Keene and Larry Hall very good. Paul Hauser played Larry Hall to a tee. From the looks down to his mannerisms. Excellent acting skills on his part. The only fault I found with the series was that I thought the prison was to clean and the other prisoners were to nice, But still such an excellent series to watch. Don't miss out.