Nathan Graham

A intense spectacle of sight and sound that stimulates the senses. The voice acting is incredible, the soundtrack is superb, and the animation is beyond belief. I binged both seasons in one sitting and was sad when it ended. It's like one of those video games that you spent months playing and got so immersed in that you didn't know what to do with your life after you finally conquered the final boss.

First, is Alana in the Fifth Question the directors daughter or something? That girl is the worst child actor I have ever seen, I thought she was a robot or something. How did she get the part? And second, why such a big focus on religion? It really ruins the show, especially since the major religious factions in the US have been brainwashed into believing that global warming isn't real. One could say their debialism and siding with the fossil fuel industry has helped push climate change to the tipping point

A spectacular vision! Beautiful! I love this movie!

With both 1 and 2 I felt as though I had walked into a theater in the middle of a poorly dubbed foreign film with no idea what I had missed up until that point. The story is so loosely put together that I just couldn't get immersed in it the way I did with Foundation. The strangest thing was the feeling that I was watching a poorly dubbed foreign movie. I wanted to love it, Sci fi is my favorite genre, but I just could not get into it.

At first, it seemed over the top. The music was a bit too much, like a movie out of the 40s. But then I realized the first episode was simply setting the stage, dimming the lights, and raising the curtain on what would be a true masterpiece of an adaptation of a brilliant poem by possibly the most brilliant poet ever to put pen to paper. So many subtle, and at times, not so subtle references to Poe's other brilliant works, and to the many evils that plague our world today, from the Sacklers, to Monsanto, to Trump. I binged the entire series, unable to turn it off. The final episode held no surprises for me, I had put the puzzle together long before that, but neither was it a let down, it captivated me till the very end and left me raising my glass in a toast to the writers

Apple TV is putting out some of the best of the best that TV has to offer, for that matter, that TV has ever had to offer. For All Mankind is top of the line story telling with superb acting, writing and directing. THANKS APPLE, you made TV worth watching again.

OFMG! What a hoot! Loved it! So much international intrigue over a few pixels dropping from the top of the screen.

I thought the show was truly delightful, a breath of fresh air in polluted world full of shows about guns and violence and super heros. The acting was superb, the casting simply amazing and the direction was perfection! Bon appetit!

My only concern is you left that poor man on that alien planet all alone, you have to bring the series back or he will be stuck there forever.

I like the premise of the show but the writers should be fired, the characters are far too emotionally unstable to be astronauts, none of them would have passed the psychological examinations that a national or international space agency would have put them through, they are all like spoiled children on some MTV reality show