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I thought it was hilarious! Good action! Good talent! About as much as you can expect from an action-heist sort of thriller. I liked it a lot.

This was a surprisingly good watch! Just when I thought I was bored with HISTORIC'S. I don't dislike their attempt at diversity but I'm not impressed either. I highly doubt this is historically accurate, but most aren't. There are some truths and accuracies accompanied with, what I'm sure, is just add-on material created for a good storyline. My favorite thing about history is it's frequently undeterminable, yet, imaginable. You can be inspired and draw from it, add on or simply just wonder. I'm pretty sure it won't last long. These types of historic period films, usually get to the chase fairly quickly. I love historical films and watch them often, from independent and low budget to A+. There are semi-familiar faces, thickening plots and twists, and per usual several erotic/romance scenes. The dialogue is somewhat modern with typical acting, but let's be honest, most historic films entail a number of some of the greatest actors/actresses in this line of work. Accents are everything! Liam Cunningham, although his role is supportive, was almost unrecognizable. Nevertheless, he delivers just like the rest. I'm interested in seeing how it'll wrap up.

It was more of a TV movie for me because it progressed really quickly. I'm a bit disappointed. After Game of Thrones, I would've liked another similar series. I thought this was it, but it's over, although, I think this would have done better than the Tudors.

The dialogue was hilarious, at least to me, while the action was fairly good. I loved the diversity and liked all the characters as well. It's not the most creative but most films today involve some sort of police presence.

'Halloween Kills' was far less suspenseful and gory than I anticipated. I'm not as excited as I was initially about HKills or HEnds. Halloween/Michael Myers is definitely one of the best franchises ever, not just in its genre but of all time. However, I wanted more! The beginning started out questionable but I get it (to get to the ending you got to start from the beginning). It could have connected better even though it did correlate with the storyline, which many know some of these films do not (III; H2O; Ressurection; etc.). Midway through I honestly got lost a bit, there's way too many people, with too much going on, and nothing really happening. Kyle Richards wasn't spectacular, at first I rolled my eyes at the thought of her acting but I really liked her; she was far better than some of the other mediocre characters. I don't get why some of the actors/actresses were even in this movie. Ms. Jamie Lee was okay, I'll wait for the next one to see how her role plays out. I liked Matichak a lot but I loved Judy Greer 1000%; it's like she transcended into Jamie/her mom, which is the only reason I wasn't upset about seeing Ms. Jamie less. AMH was good too, he gave me a headache sometimes but I loved him anyway, whether he's brat-packed or not. Nevertheless, the possibilities are endless, I mean everyone gets resurrected anyway, so, there's always room for more and I'm here for it all. I'll keep watching!

Finally! I rewatched season 1 like a week ago. Afterward, I watched 'Sweet Girl' and thought: “Welp there goes SEE”. I am so glad this show wasn't canceled. It starts a bit slow, but the teams' are good both onscreen and off! Though a bit predictable, It's a little hard to anticipate what comes next at every turn. I truly hope they don't let us down! Nice to see some of the same cast returned, nice surprise!

A preview is what brought me to watch it. I do like the cast, cinematography, storyline, and even the dialect. It was different, but then again it wasn't. My attention drifted a couple of times, nevertheless, I watched the entire film. I was confused as to how enthusiastic I was to watch it. I couldn't stop asking myself, what was in the trailer that piqued my interest so much? I've seen almost the entire cast in better, however, they made the story pop a bit. Though somewhat predictable, I'm not disappointed because it wasn't as guessable as I initially thought. It's watchable!