John B.

Amazing acting and script. For me this is one of the best series of all times.

This was a cliched predictable reboot of the original Twister. CGI has come a long way since the first effort, but the ridiculous plot line and acting are noticeably worse.

This was a gripping and intelligent film - with some character hyperbole that was sometimes unconvincing. But, in all, it was a worthwhile view. The political underpinning combined with the Obamas at the production helm will probably bring out the paranoid far right-wing nuts (whom it satirizes) in droves. In fact, a closer look at the copied and pasted "viewer reviews" by what appear to be fake accounts below confirms this suspicion.

Season One was a five stars low budget series, with excellent character development and a taught storyline. However Season Two fell off the rails by devolving into a predictable and contrived psychodrama.

Two stars for season 4. Five stars for the first 3 seasons - with excellent character development and production value. (All 3 seasons essentially follow a continuous plot line to it's conclusion in season 3) However, it falls off the rails in season 4 with unsympathetic new characters and an often highly implausible plot (that includes a young school principle and family living in a billionaire mansion and a "prince" surrounded initially by several secret service style body guards in a high school.) The overindulgence in (mostly gay and lesbian) soft porn tries to gloss over holes in the weak soap opera plot. Nevertheless if you liked the first 3 seasons, this inferior sequel may be worth watching to the end.

We have been watching multiple Spanish language series and films compulsively (to help us improve our Spanish). Hache, along with Money Heist have been two of the best Spanish language series... well among the best in all languages. The acting is terrific, and the writing is mostly excellent (albeit with a few holes in the plat at the end of season one). And the atmosphere through the filming and stunning soundtrack has been thrilling. I hope that they change their mind and make a third season.

This is the series that Andrei Tarkovsky would have made. It is an intelligent brooding science fiction drama shot through with existential philosophical dialogue and complex magic. As in "Stalker", "the desire that has made you suffer the most" may well come back to haunt the character as a convincing doppelganger of a deceased love one. As in "Solaris" the doubles are seemingly created from the character’s very thoughts with interplays that will get under the viewer’s skin. The interactions between the living and the “changelings” often have disturbing outcomes, but their exchanges are also thoughtful and moving. Too bad about the last five minutes which snap us out of it's spell and remind us that this is a TV series dying to have another season.