Alias Smith

The show itself was okay-good. It wasn’t amazing, where I can’t wait to watch another episode. Rather, the story line was okay enough to keep me interested. What I did find, was how depressed it caused it me to feel. I’ve never been so somberly affected by a tv show. It sent me into a full day of disconnect from the world. Honestly, I would never recommend this series.

This could have been a fantastic movie if it wasn’t so poorly directed. The director had great talent on set and yet some of the dialogue and direction were blantany stupid. The shoot out scene on the dock near the end was embarrassing to even watch. Too bad.

This film was really awful. We wanted to leave the theatre but felt like we should stick it out since it was $15/ticket. It wasn’t what we expected from Wes Anderson. A big disappointment to say the least.

The entire cast seems uncomfortable with each other which makes this hard to watch. Scenes are clunky and awkward. The story line is predictable and played out (drug dealers, druggies, dead body, blah blah blah). Not much mystery happening in this mystery show. Also, the film crew spent plenty of weeks in Provincetown shooting this, yet they took nothing away of what the town is actually about. Instead they took advantage of the town and then portrayed it in a false manner that many viewers will sure take it as accurate. All in all, this show is garbage. The story line, acting and character development are just awful. And to all the homophobes who are disliking the show because of all the “gay sex”...you can just say “sex” and try to hide your underlying hatred a little. I mean there are so many other things to hate about this show!