Jim Carr

Great series! It was a text book case of using back story to answer the mysteries that arose during the show. I think a lot of people complaining didn't watch it closely enough. Highly recommended.

Great movie with realistic war scenes, not the fake CGI garbage we get today.

Loved the movie, watch it every year. Reading the remarks of the "professional critics" who dissed this movie is proof that most of them are lonely sadistic angry people.

When it was airing on TV I didn't care for it much, thought it was too dumbed down. But much later, like 2014, I binged watched it on Netflix and was impressed on how good the series really was. I also thought the last episode was a real slap in the face for the franchise, they had earned the right to have their own ending. Having Riker do a recap was not classy at all.

I know a lot of people didn't like this movie and it did drag on a little and lacked some cohesion, but I thought it asked some great questions about going to places like Africa to help people. The question asked - so what if you help a few people who are lucky enough to find you, what about the thousands who are going to die anyways because they have no help - are we really making a difference? And, why did we come here, did we think that we were going to actually change things?

Good series about a nurse who goes to northern Quebec back in the early days.

Lighthearted movie not to be taken too seriously. Really liked the Hawaii landscape shots. The young girl actress was adorable with her high pitched voice and matter of fact way of talking.

Well written and acted. The film is what entertainment is meant to be - simple in its complexity.

After a few minutes I was ready to turn this movie off, but decided to skip ahead about ten minutes and glad I did. It was actually a pretty entertaining movie.

Thought I would check it out and watch a bit before bed, next thing I know it is 4:00 am. I watched the rest the next day. Great entertainment.