HK-AERIAL VTOL

Basically a history of how bad criminal justice was (honestly still is) in American. Racists point the finger, cops believe them, juries convict them. I can't imagine what I'd do if this happened to me. Edit: it is really sickening to watch people say "i didnt do anything wrong" after they wrongly put someone in jail for their entire lives just because "we all look alike". Funny how every black person says "they don't resemble each other" and then every white person says "they look identical". WTF? How can we even live aside one another? Maybe we shouldn't if this is the outcome. COMPELLING! That's what you want, right? Watch this show.

I really liked it. Haven't had a flick like this for a while. Nice little action and some humorous parts (not an outright comedy). Moke and Jady are a great combo and not un reminiscent of Arnold/DeVito's Twins. Mutt and Jeff to be sure. Glenn Close is a great JD Vance's mom-in-a-heist-movie and Brendan Frasier helps keep things light as a bumbling "bad screw". Watch it... I know you watch worse.

Crazy is right! Open mouth kissing monkeys? These people... are scary. This is a pretty important doc to see. We need laws against this kind of animal exploitation and abuse. The subjects of this show exhibit numerous neurosis that endanger the public. Even Alan Cumming is culpable IMO. WATCH this one!

Yikes! I could tell it wasn't written by Scott. It... was... okay. It was fine. Wasn't really my cup of tea but whatever; I'm so old I went to the original's theatrical release. I'm sure others will give it a 5 star, I can't. It was just so-so. The last few I LOVED. This one notsomuch.

Yes... it is the legendary Lost. It is nearly infallible... excepting for the casting of Ana-Lucia. So very over the top with all her grace from F&F is Michelle Rodriguez. She never got a drop better since. Despite that glaring issue... I am even enjoying the rewatch. If you've never... you must. If you have (a long time ago), do it again!

Whooo! What to say? This is a great tale... it is acted with ferocity, and delivers on all fronts. The kid... the parents... the side characters... ERIC! This was a really good one that shouldn't be missed IMO.

WHOOO! Get out! Season 3 starts with a tremendous boost from the appearance of Richard Brake aka The Midnight Wolfman of From Hell fame. Wow... what an addition!

You have got to be kidding me. These two actors are generally top budget... awesome scripts... omg, this is nothing of the sort. Cage is so over the top I'm guessing he can't even tell any more. KINNAMAN! What is going on with his character? Some parts are so obviously farcical that the whole plot structure collapses (ughh, the diner). They should have both thrown this in the writer's face.

Like other modern work I was really digging this series. Elizabeth Moss... detective stuff... what's not to like? I'll tell you - just like most modern writing MUST contain a "stupid kid" role that while meant to drive the narrative actually ruins it ala Willa in Justified: City Primeval (and similarly... the rot starts in the secondary effort). It is not that I think kids are bad in TV and movies... I think the writing for them always makes the dumbed down. Many kids are savvy... savvy enough not to be involved with a quintessential "worst guy in the world".

Gotta give it a few minutes! YES! It does start slow, but that is an actual depiction of RW's arrest/questioning. The FBI agents are super stiff and act like pod people because that is how they were! Once they reveal the things they know and she opens up this story starts unfolding. Sweeney of course now is becoming a leading lady, but this is a look at her a little earlier on. She really is a great actress. I thoroughly enjoyed this biopic. The important aspect of this story is the context it happened in. Reality saw all the TV pundits arguing whether or not Russia did in fact attempt to subvert American elections. She had the chance to show the world the truth and she did. She probably should be commended for her actions and it would be really interesting to see how future generations will perceive her.