Reviews

If you need a weirdness entertainment break during or after the holidays this 2022 sci-fi movie could meet that need.

Trust me - it's weird and out-of-the-boxes science will astound you. The 'gravity waves' concept was definitely inspired. I totally enjoyed the bizarre sequences that the characters seemed to fit right into perfectly.

The special effects were amazing and very believable and mesmerizing.

And I liked how the film entertained and provided most of the answers to all of my family, friends, and my questions concerning the history of the universe, the solar system, the Moon, AND HUMANITY TOO?

I can understand why so many Earthlings give this program a low rating - it makes you reconsider the possibilities of exobiology and extraterrestrial intelligence. Also, I find that it's best if I re-watch each episode at least three times so that I don't miss anything. The casting has been well done and the special effects are great too. I can't wait to see how the program evolves. And with the dearth of fine sci-fi shows available to watch - I hope that this program is given a chance and not cancelled. Please note that I have not read any of the book(s) that the program is based upon. And I don't intend to so that I don't discover the plot.

Maybe I am too old and have seen too many sci-fi movies and programs = but this pilot episode seems too repetitive of past entertainment. I was hoping for more intelligent dialogue and science but I was disappointed. We can only hope that the show improves with time - just like Star Trek Next Generation did so over the first season. Somehow the interior of the ship seemed too simplistic for the very long and ambitious interstellar journey. Also, some of the crew characters seemed too young and simplistic as well. I do hope that the show creators and runners, who have a great history, can improve it with time.

I enjoyed TG-M much more than I had anticipated. It exceeded the TG original in so many ways: character casting & depth, story-line, and of course aerial sequences. And I found myself after seeing it with a greater appreciation for our military - in all their functions.

But now I wonder what will be Maverick's next tour-of-duty? I have heard rumors that Mr. Cruise may want to spend time on the International Space Station (ISS). So filming on that Low Earth Orbit (LEO) platform brings to my mind many different story-line possibilities. Of course, those could involve civilian and/or military Earthlings and/or extraterrestrials. And I'd be happy to discuss my concepts with anyone.

I just watched and enjoyed Season 6, Episode 6. But I'm afraid it seemed to me that the series is now over. But I did notice some of the story line hinted at future events. Am I wrong? This series is the only thing worth watching these days in the sci-fi TV world.

This unusual movie has an interesting story line. It resembles the classic "When Worlds Collide" and others but with a few twists. Of course, the special effects are out-dated. And much of the acting is 'over-the-top' - including that of Mr. Rains. But it was fascinating to watch. And the story line has potential for an update.

While I did enjoy the movie - it could have relied less on former sci-fi movies and innovated more. The FXs were good. I do recommend watching it. But I wonder how watchable the sequel will be for us all.

I recently viewed it for the second time - the first time it being shown on a big screen in a NJ movie theater. The casting was perfect and inspired - from Michelle, and Eddy, to all the rest of them. And the script laid bare the delicate, tortured nature of Marilyn, and her lovers, admirers - and the rest of us too when it comes to matters of the mind and heart.

I have to say several times during the movie I was scared. The cast and special effects plus right on timing were impressive. It also reminded me somewhat of the earlier movies "The Omen" and "Mothman" in many ways. Wonder if there will be a sequel?

I think the MIB series should end with this movie. They have run out of good story lines. I found myself wanting the movie to end. However, the special effects as in all MIB movies was great.

I found the story interesting on how humanity could be improved and maybe retain its good points (e.g., love, compassion, etc.). The visuals (scenery, autos, locations, interiors, etc.) were well thought out for the near future storyline. Of course, you have to put up with the 20 somethings love stories.

Yes, this movie predicted Unidentified Submersible Objects years before they became well known. Was this an attempt of the US government at early disclosure? Of course, the 1960s special effects AND the acting were crude by today's standards. The underwater sequences were very unrealistic in that the sub was constantly going through underwater paper machie canyons. And I noticed all the military and science actors were white males too - not one smart female - very interesting.

The movie just confirmed my opinion of war - such a waste and so depressing! One question: Did the British soldiers line up and move for evacuation in such an orderly manner? If so, I wonder if such discipline would be the case in today's world. And it is amazing the Germans did not slaughter all of the allied soldiers. Why didn't they do so?

I liked this movie and how it introduced Hans Solo and Chewy in to the Star Wars universe. But while the lead actor did fine, I think they could have cast someone with more of Hans' wise ass demeanor.

Upon a second viewing of this movie I got a better understanding of the saga's backstory. Of course, it like all Star Wars movies has too much fighting. I again was surprised by the ending.

Re-watched this series for the second time. I continue to be amazed with all the series writers, etc. imagination for the storytelling. How I wish the series could be reactivated now that Destiny has reached a new galaxy. And of course, we all can think of many new story-lines incorporating what humanity has learned and new questions about the universe since the series ended.

While it did start off slow the actors drew me into the small town feel and atmosphere of the action. That action got more and more interesting with time until the mesmerizing climax.

This documentary revealed many 'facts' about her life that I'd never know. It was very candid when dealing with her parents, and her life ups and downs. The many clips including those dealing with her films and concerts were fascinating. I was left after its ending with a very sad feeling about her tragic story. But I would highly recommend it for all fans of Judy.

Now that we are experiencing the coronovirus possible pandemic this movie is more timely than ever. Sure it is dated but this morality tale remains powerful. I wonderful how the racial tension was received in the US South?