James Vokral

Movie dragged a bit to allow a quality cast to get good dramatic speaking parts.. What lost me is that at the beginning of the movie Amy said she had no health insurance and a heart condition. She needed to wait for treatment until she worked long enough to get health insurance from the hospital she was working at.. Sorry but in 2003 there was no Obamacare. She would have been denied treatment for her heart condition because it would be call a "pre existent condition". Thank President Obama for changing that horrible situation that killed millions and/or kept them in jobs they hated for insurance benefits.

The acting and action is acceptable but the premise is beyond any credibility. Quite simply, the idea that a failsafe missile defense system exists is pure fantasy. That said the fantasy allows massive security gaps that allow the ridiculous plot to take place.

Very depressing film that failed to deliver any insight or new angle on redemption. Hard to feel any compassion for the mother, grandmother or anybody else in the extended family. The two kids were victims and should have run away from this family as soon they could. The Amy Adams and Glenn Close characters were selfish, insulting and almost came across as if they had a sense of entitlement and victimhood when dealing with the outside world. Acting was decent but that cannot make up for a story that was non engaging and non original.

An amazingly funny and human show. An ensemble cast that is composed of great characters who all shine, individually and collectively..

Not enough introspective German films have addressed the Second World War from their point of view. This excellent series and cast well worth watching.

good low budget science based Sfy..The cast was good but why did the Asian scientist have to have an English name...