eaglegrad 16

I don't know what the low raters are talking about, cutting this film to shreds with negativities over political factors (Syrians and white turbans, cloths, and scarves etc) along with inaccurate scenery. As I've never visited Greece, and totally not Greek. However - I AM a big fan of the franchise, and the 1st two films were absolute hits. THIS ONE takes place IN GREECE, after Gustav (late father Gus Portokalos) has passed. And some of the critics fired that no grief was ever expressed in part of mourning throughout, which is B.S. and not really the point factor of the film. Toula and family set sail to the homeland, to reunite with Gus' old friends and celebrate a Greek family reunion. And we are treated with a most gorgeous island scenery that is beyond breathtaking. Seeing old faces again, since BFGW2. Even if some parts are not quite accurate... it is all still notable. And what JOY in seeing everyone we loved from the original films. Incl. a much beloved mama Maria, who is coping with senior dementia. The love and care the family take in delivering their dad's final wish, with mom in mind. A total MUST SEE

If he were a licensed actual degreed law judge he might be more credible in this "reality series"

The pilot started off as hilarious, but then just got really stupid episode after episode. Including the obnoxious very unfunny principal. "The Office" this isn't

Unbelievable that this fakery is still on the air. The show has NEVER featured average Joe's and Jane's, and never will. Which sucks to bottom

Despite big names like John Carroll Lynch making appearances, it didn't capture my interest

I knew this series wasn't going to make it considering it's about kids somehow surviving the apocalypse. The acting itself is okay, but the production and script is so horribly cut paste like that of Nickelodeon.

So badly directed and produced its tough to take seriously. Between the animatronic king spider that moves weird, and the goofy sound effects, including spider 'hisses' for dramatic cause. This could have been greater.

I fail to understand how those rated this treasure below a perfect 5. Karate Kid was great. But this one stands alone. Travels to Miyagi's homeland, where it all started. The very best of the 3 part series. And that rarely happens with movie sequels. Nothing better than stepping back in time, to the place where something originated. The scenery is lush, the action top notch. The rivalry believable. Again....the best of the trilogy.

I totally tried to get into it. But unfortunately it runs short of its intended satire. Moore's character involved with Andrew's. Could there be a lesser chemistry? Perhaps that's what Edwards intended for this satire.. But it bodes no ado for a film that otherwise would have been fantastic. Most of the performances are decent. But the writing and direction are mediocre at best.

It's not bad. Some mediocre acting, but that's mostly the bullies. Macchio and Morita deliver their iconic stellar performances.