Ted Sulisto

I've just finished watching Episode 8: Smoke on the Water. A good show, I find, eventhough it's not as good as the 1st season but better than season 2. Alan Richmond is great as Reacher, his imposing physique fits well with the character in the book. But Sonya Cassidy not so much. I wonder why they went with her. She tries too hard to look tough but instead she looks stupid and needy. Yes the story line could be more interesting and original but I still like to watch it. I wish Reacher would have more interaction with the Dutch giant. Well who knows, maybe we'll be rewarded with something exciting later in the season.

I like the part at the beginning with the train full of Nazis, etc. It was great fun to watch. Harrison Ford was much younger, therefore believable in the fighting scene on top of the train. From that point on the film nose dived. It became confussing and incredulous. It got to a point where it was actually quite painful to watch. I don't even know where to begin. The storyline, the dialogues, the casting of Phoebe Waller Bridge, the inferior quality of the CGI, etc, etc, etc. The only saving grace is the wonderful soundtrack of John Williams and Mads Mikkelsen (sp?) As the main villain. I'm a huge fan of the Indiana Jones adventures but they should have stopped after the 3rd installment. The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull was so-so. It didn't add anything new to the series, tho' I did like Kate Blanchett in it. So, to all the die hard Indie fans out there. Don't bother or prepare to be disappointed.

I like The Consultant. It's well scripted, good writing and well acted by Christoph Waltz, Britany O'Grady and the supporting cast. What I don't get is why Nat Wolff as Craig? It's a real stretch with him as a goofy yet likeable character. The way he plays Craig is not very convincing, it's difficult to symoathize with him. He's just plain annoying. But this series is brilliant, I enjoy watching it. I like the unexpected, the mystery and dark undertone in every episode. It's bloody good tv. Bravo !

Great story line, I love it. James Spader as Red is brilliant, as well as most of the supporting cast. They carry the flow of the narrative well. However, I wish I could say the same about the woman playing agent Liz Keene. She's not convincing as an FBI agent who's supposed to be sharp, intelligent and capable. Most of the time she's just lost. Poor thing. I wonder how she landed the lead? I'm glued to the series nonetheless. This is great TV.

Great writing and enjoyable series to watch but Hugh Laurie is an example of over-acting. He plays himself in all the character he portrays. A bit tiring, actually.

Beautiful production and beautifully shot but it's difficult fo feel sympathetic towards the character of Anjin the way Cosmo plays him. Perhaps a more seasoned actor would have done a better job.

What a waste of time. Who wrote this terrible script? It's nothing more than an exercise in high school writing class. I'm surprise that these wellknown actors were willing to take part in such a mediocre production.

Not recommended, waste of time.

Generally speaking I like the story line particularly the ones with clever and unexpected twist but the lead actor is not convincing enough to carry the entire series. In contrast some of the supporting casts are excellent. Perhaps the character Daniel Harrow should have been played by someone charismatic.

This film is bad. Acting is poor. The lead actress only knows how to frown and cry throughout the whole film. The writing is poor. Many scenes don't make sense and are poorly executed. The only redeeming point is when the lead actor does what he does best . . Shoot. The rest is a waste of time.