The film sits like a memory. It is possible to love your life and also grieve for the life not lived. Perfect.
Finally the most satisfying death so far in this series.
It's the third time I've seen this episode and I still don't think I have ever seen a more disturbing death scene in my entire life
Why are you rating movies that haven't even been made yet?
Oh come on guys! The movie was good entertainment. Why whine about every little detail, when you can enjoy two hours of mindless fun and action. The ending was awesome. Can't wait where this is going.
Dear Savitar. Please kill everyone, maybe except Caitlin and Cisco. Thank you.
people being mad over them wearing masks & them talking about how serious they should take this pandemic is amazing, this isn’t about liberals, it’s about staying safe & wearing a mask to protect others, & all the hard topics they brought up in this episode is the reason I fell in love with this show
amazing movie
Without a doubt the greatest chick flick ever made.
Great episode, but it really bugs me that this is classed as a 'special'. This is a straight-up episode of Downton Abbey, only longer. Starting season 3 without watching this first would be entirely wrong, so much would be missed. Special episodes should be stand-alone and shouldn't impact the overall plot/direction of a show going forwards.
Again, fantastic episode, but by no means is this a 'special' episode.
When the first panic scene involves someone frantically trying to unlock a smartphone at their workplace when a regular telephone is literally in the shot, you know you're in for a waste of time. I was misled by the IMDb score. Modern slashers are still 99% trash these days.
I'm seeing some negative reactions in here. Well, I quite liked it tbh. Had me glued to the screen the whole time. Maybe I don't remember the quality of seasons 1-5 or maybe I'm just happy with little, who knows. Everyone seems to hate this season and I have to say I'm not 100% happy with it. BUT. I really liked this episode. Anyway, what can I say.
20 years later and Gillian Anderson is still responsible for giving boys everywhere happy dreams.
