Anthony Norton

Well, I almost didn't watch this film. One of the beginning scenes, with grown men teasing another grown man with aphasia by tossing his thermos around and calling him a "retard", was enough to make me drop the film for bad script writing. Aside from the usual Hollywood ignorance of hypothermia, and some cardboard villains, it does have some nail-biting action scenes and stars Liam Neeson. Laurence Fishburne is in too, but he must of had a special clause in his contract. In summary, as an action film with some relatively novel scenery it's an okay watch.

Movie had a lot of pathos. Characters came off as authentic despite the dialogue being thin in some scenes. A good film with a good story and good acting, it showed my favorite lesson indies teach: you don't need a large budget to tell a story worth seeing.

As usual for time travelling films, there's plenty of inconsistencies. You just have to enjoy it with a good dose of suspension of disbelief, and an appreciation that's more for it's allegorical than technical aspects.

This show was far underrated. Brit Robertson mania was a joy to watch and the supporting cast did an excellent job portraying the quirky nature of their characters. I was very disappointed when the show was cancelled. I don't understand why the critics saw the series as flop.

I'm sure glad I didn't look at the Rotten Tomatoes ratings like I usually do. I would've missed out on a very funny underdog action movie.

A disturbing look at the personality of two women involved in a crime and the secrets hidden in a deep ironic resentment of domination coming from two angles. A slow burn film that keeps you second guessing.