Angela Clark

Adrian Monk is both infuriating and endearing at the same time, bless him. This is a great show with excellent storylines and a superb supporting cast. (Nobody can rock a 'stache like Ted Levine!) Some of the dialogue has me laughing out loud, and there are some fab guest appearances to keep things interesting. :)

Frustrating gameplay. It's made for 3+ but it's a bit, too challenging for kids, and there's not much variation within the game.

Excellent, long-lasting game. Great for young children as it's easy to play, although some of the extra challenges are are a bit more difficult, but none the worse for that. Some of the dialogue is hilarious, and there are plenty of locations to visit and play, with new ones opening up as you go. There are plenty of cheats for younger children to make the game even easier for them. My only gripes are the usual ones for all Lego games: unskippable clips and awful camera angles. However, it's still one of my favourite games and I'm a grandma!

So, Stargate Universe left us hanging with a massive cliffhanger. Then, instead of perhaps making a movie to finish off that series, they decided to throw it at this pile of garbage. I've been watching Stargate for around 25 years now, since the beginning. I love all of it and have watched every episode of every series multiple times, along with the 2 amazing SG1 movies. I was really exited to come across this, another Stargate movie, and hurried to purchase it! What a waste of money! This movie is so far away from the Stargate quality of dialogue, acting and storyline that I hope the makers are thoroughly embarrassed to have it attached to their names! I have given it a 2-star rating as the music is good and, after all, it does have a stargate in the movie, but that's about as generous as I can get, I'm afraid. What happens at the end of the movie, i.e. the 'instructions' given to Katherine by the Goa'uld, is nothing short of ludicrous and just made a bad movie even worse. If you are a fan of the Stargate franchise, please don't waste your time and money, as I did, on this low-budget rubbish.

Drivel...so completely different to the book and the Joan Hickson version that I barely recognised it and couldn't make it all of the way through. Read the book, watch the other movie, keep away from this.

I've been reading Agatha Christie for as long as I can remember. Poirot started so well, but the later episodes became just a parody of the books. They changed storylines, added and/or removed characters, even changing the actual murderers in some cases. The final episode was the worst of them all. Without giving anything away, the person who wrote the screenplay does not understand the Poirot character at all. I can't say more than that without spoiling it, but read the book, don't watch that episode.

Totally boring, as in nothing happens. Unfathomable ending.