Leiane Hiltz

It's been a long time since I watched any documentaries about this but the Knox character had me aggravated in 10 minutes. You couldn't have acted more stunned nor quilty if you tried. If she was innocent she couldn't have been more out to lunch from the get go. Think I'd rather flip on over the youtube to watch the documentary, rather than waste my time on another pointless episode that shows just why it was so easy to target prosecute the apparent oblivious American girl

If the goal was to create a show where you hate pretty much every character within the first 15 minutes...success!!!! Perhaps it might appeal to preteen boys by filling their heads with the worst, most unrealistic soft porn. Certainly doesn't leave you guessing about what happens next

Cute and amusing. I'd have more flattering words if the series weren't drip fed, 22 minutes a week. I don't want to get invested in a program that offers so little per episode

Ugh!!!! Credits roll and my head feels like mush. Couldn't feel any worse than if I'd sat, junk scrolling crap tik tok videos. Whatever this films intent, I think, well....they succeeded. All I wish for is that I had turned it off after the first bro hug.

While I can't deny the amazing drama of Taylor Sheridan's creations, they've all been marred by his really negative slant on women. There are very few authentic portrayals of women. No doubt, women had tough lives while forging lives in settling NA yet there's a vein of violence against women and many characters were so similar. Either having to be a bitch or a tramp while each painted as sexy. There's certainly a difference in being tough vs being a hard ass bitch. This runs through all Yellowstone and offshoots. It's boring and predictable. It tiresome and makes one wonder what kind of mommy issues Taylor has. His role on Yellowstone seemed the most authentic as an abrasive, Uber masculine asshole. The reality, there's little serious drama's on tv that have such good actors giving good performances. So one ends up watching despite the dirty taste left in the mouth from these greasily written female roles. They're right out of a bad porno and I feel badly for the great actors that filled these parts. Great story, just wish Kevin Costner had been in control of the execution. I suspect the quality of those roles would have been much better and more rounded out.

I raised an eyebrow at Amanda Seyfried playing a role like this and wasn't surprised. Just not convincing as a cop, let alone a born and bred Philly cop. Being a waffer thin, tragic type just doesn't wreak "been through basic training, tough street cop" So little effort went into roughing out her character beyond having a drug addicted, missing sister. Nor did they put much into finding a younger actor who resembled her whatsoever. We don't bigger eyes as we age. It's as if they felt we needed a good cop show similar to NYPD Blues but dialed this one in instead. For something made for tv, this could have been a quality show. It missed the mark

I've always been a huge fan of the typically superior British drama. This isn't one. Surprised as I saw the actors and most have done some really good series. Must have been a really scarse time for decent scripts. The characters were so poorly sussed out. I was half expecting Nina to cackle "please sir, can I have some more" in that ridiculous accent. The whole plot is just as others have described. So childish, it could have been written by grade schooler in creative writing. What a sad state that this actually went to air.

Found it really hard to stay focused on the film. That its set in a space craft, on a vague mission seemed less than secondary. A movie built around spooky vibes is, sadly a very weak premise. Even down to scenes consulting a screen to perform tasks were so dumbed down, the ship could have been manned by chimps. My point is, how disappointing this movie was despite having one of my favorite actors (Casey). The whole idea of a large space craft manned with only 3 men lacking in any chain of command having veiled confrontational conversations... Is just boring and predictable so the attempt to make it more of a psychological thriller tanks. So on goes the search for just one quality film to watch before the new year. It's as if the entire industry is unwilling to bother to strive for excellence in a very long time.

A little above average, made for mass consumption american series. Good group of actors who could have been given some better writing to work with to avoid it being mildly predictable. I think audiences deserve shows that they don't know what the character is going to say next. The only sour note is the police chiefs role. Wow! Enough said.

This could have been pretty decent, we're it in hour long episodes and less predictable acting. The storyline ought to be more gripping, edge of your seat, yet just the wrong collection of actors. Pretty mediocre and sure don't wait with baited breath for a mere half hour episode a week