Steve I. Horvath

I was entertained by the comedic aspects of this lukewarm mafia flick. Needless to say, I think it is enjoyable.

I think the film is very raw. The Director didn't hold back to fully engage the viewers and let them gaze upon the desperate misery and disillusions the two men (Dustin Hoffman and John Voight) shared on the hostile and merciless streets' of New York City. Indeed, both actors should have received Oscars for their brilliant performances.

I was pleasantly surprised after seeing this film for the first time as I didn't know what to expect. The movie offered action, suspense, and interest in it shortly after it had begun. I really enjoyed this film.

Wow! The special effects team has outdone itself! I loved watching the giant dinosaurs fight scene, as well as the scene after the aviary opened and the pterodactyls' flew out and were picking up people from the crowed. That was incredible! The wonders of computer generated imagery will never cease to amaze me! This film was worth every penny I spent on it.

This is one of the best and longest running made-for-TV crime/drama series. I have been its loyal viewer from the very beginning, and all I can say that I have not yet seen one disappointing episode! I too have seen some characters who were killed off or left the show for other unspecified reasons, e.g. Pauley Perrette who had issues with Mark Harmon on the sets. What I do feel disappointed about are the other spin offs, specifically NCIS Los Angeles with its two leading goofballs, and NCIS New Orleans that isn't quite up to par to the original series, no matter how hard they try.

I have yet to see an episode of this dynamic duo in action. I read many reviews on line and they didn't look good. The show was ranked 9th in the top 10 worst TV shows as neither actresses' full acting abilities were utilized, but I will need to this for myself. Needless to say, I now have my own doubts based on the previous negative reviews I've read about this series.