This is a gem. a very well paced comedy/crime/drama.
Loved the story so far and the actors that bring this characters alive are well chosen. Give this a chance and ignore the low votes given almost 6 months before the show aired.
Enid is so annoying she could be a Fear the Walking Dead character.
Within the first 5 minutes, almost as bad as the outpost.
What a pile of trash.........
I have more fun scooping up my dogs :poop:
I got through about half the first episode before I had to quit. There is absolutely no sense of pace , some scenes are unnecessarily slow while others race through expositional dialogue. Time between events just happens without care. And the two professors I saw, both uncle and protocol, are intensely overacted.
Congratulations to whatever intern pitched and wrote this pile of junk.
The movie has an interesting premise, but the execution didn't turn out so well. The difference between surrogate and real humans is clear-cut (technical limitation, I guess). The character appears out of nowhere, didn't have much time to be developed. And the plot... it's the typical one-big-villain-involved-in-all-things. Still a decent watch though.
Decent enough documentary, with some interesting combination of archive footage and talking heads. It draws quite heavily on the podcast Break Stuff: The Story of Woodstock '99, though I think the podcast does a better job of explaining and examining the broader context and some of the almost criminal negligence that went into organizing the festival.
The movie is built upon an amazing movie idea. The way the movie executes the idea is horrifying. I do not post shouts/reviews or comments rarely, if ever. I would suggest a movie like "I, Robot" instead. This movie could have been a great success with Willis in it. Reminds me of his previous work in the Die hard series. Even if you have the free time to watch it, DO NOT!!! Again, watch "I, Robot" or even "Real Steel". I knew it wouldn't be great but I also didn't expect it to completely fail as it did.
Informative movie but the pacing made it feel like it was dragging in some places and rushing in others. The scene where Christina Ricci is trying to convince Percy that he turned the tide made me feel like she was trying to convince me too as the movie sorta went nowhere.
Stupid, insulting and a real stinker. The Baby Boss made me wish there was a Planned Parenthood for films.
