Rebecca Jarvis

Just a great film about the dangers of flying too close to the sun of technology. I liked the mixture of physical power and advanced technology. It’s like a Bruce Lee film for tech nerds.

This movie in my opinion was confusing, without true meaning and very pro German. What gives with the German Hitler stuff anyway?

Very predictable. Who in their right mind would send a ship the would be sailing for 80 years through space with babies and one male captain? Where were the teams of adults to care and educate and run the ship? The one lone adult dies and leaves a bunch of teenagers to fend for themselves. Lord of the Flies all over again. Like I said, predictable.

First the music is riveting. The acting is terrific. The action is non stop. And the story line is intelligent and sad. It involves veterans, the death of a police officer and the impact it had on his 10 year old or so son who later in life becomes a cop. Closing all 21 bridges in NYC to hunt down two killers who killed 8 cops. This film is so good that I’m not telling anymore about it so as not to spoil your enjoyment of the film. Funny thing is I usually don’t like action films. I’m usually disappointed in the stupid plots and over acting of the actors. This film is not that and will not disappoint.

I like all things Western. I like Jeff Bridges. What I don’t like are anti climatic endings.

Don’t watch this movie. It gives new meaning to the word repulsive.

This show is like a fairytale alright as some commenter’s suggest. More like an apocalyptic wet dream the Nazi Dr. Mangela would love. A scientist cuts genes into the human genome creating a creature part human and part animal. A virus that erupts from the lab from this experimental monstrous creation kills off a majority of the human population and pregnant women who become infected are giving birth to these creatures. The army has morphed into a death Patrol led by a raving lunatic. People who are found to be infected are burned alive in their homes. The violence is all over the place. The mutated children are chased after and killed. And so much more goes on that churns my stomach. This show makes Grim’s fairy tales look like a story about a rainbow pony ridden by Cinderella. This story is about children who’s lives have been hi jacked by an amoral, unethical scientist. This show should be an X file episode, not a series that Mr. Rogers would have a problem with.

Every time I thought a twist was a mistake in the film, such as leaving the garbage where the character left it to be found easily by the police, It turns out to be a plot twist and I was wrong. This film is an at the edge of your seat film and intelligently done. Crow is great in this. He plays it so low key and it seems that the other characters underestimate the character he plays so well , that you really can’t see him pulling it anything off. Nuff said.

It felt less dramatic in reverse. It was anti-climatic watching it in reverse. It just didn’t work for me. Some movies work great telling a story in reverse, this just didn’t make it for me. When the credits showed at the end, It didn’t feel like it was the end.