Roy Fowler

I cannot remember a seriesthat more reflects the messy, painful, indescibable joy of being human. Iloved this series andevery actor and plot twist, and Observation technique it utilized. A crowning achievement to be sure!!!

Tongue placed firmly in horror film with unexpected and occasionally hilarious tid bits thrown in. Not a bad effort especially in the reveal...

Checks all the boxes for the Super Action, gory mahem, lovable hero genre! I loved it!

A riveting, “anti war” film that barely shows any of the terrible carnage of war until the very end of the film. The taut, perilous life of the British soldier in the trench warfare of WW 1 is portrayed as a life sucking waiting game of endless repetition and anticipation. The terrifying realities of being mere pawns whose destruction is not only pre ordained but somehow approved by the commanders is inherent in nearly every scene. “Journey’s End” A moving, well crafted film that the viewer will not soon forget.

I give this series 2 stars for trying. Unfortunately Kiefer S could do very little to save a loose, poorly written script with preposterous arrivals of cartoonish characters. We gave it 4 or 5 episodes until our eye rolls were more entertaining than the dialog andscript. Very sorry to see ourbeloved "Jack" from 24 get upstaged by shapely but silly "dialogued"co stars. Weak and extremely forgettable. Will be very surprised if a second season is picked up.

Insufferably bad. The actors should pay the audience forthis gigantic heap of steaming dreck.