Reviews

Clearly Aaron spelling watched this movie multiple times before he dreamed up Charlie's Angels. This is clearly what Quentin Tarantino was alluding to when he described Fox Force Five.

Low budget, low talent, horrifically written dialogue, and it couldn't be better. If you're looking to spend 92 minutes drooling over deadpan acting, terrorists, beautiful but deadly spies, secret weapons, then this is the movie for you. It's as though John Waters And Quentin Tarantino made a movie together. 10-10-10-10 tens across the board.

By far and away the best Amazon original programming. Season one was exciting, enticing and alluring in an oh so bad way. Terrific performances all around, stand out performances by several members of the cast but everyone does a great job and contributes to their part.

You will not regret watching.

The fact of this movie exists, that was ever made, is astounding. The ultimate in cheesy, campy and ultimately ridiculous movie. Everything, from the costumes to the dialogue, acting, to the fight scenes, everything is beyond fabulous atrocious camp.

This movie will definitely bring out the four-year-old in everyone, not to be missed. If you love sci-fi B movies and ridiculous Japanese monster movies, this is for you.

If you are into schlocky science fiction, Japanese monster movies, or were entertained by HR Puffinstuff as a kid, this is for you.

Absolutely the cheesiest special effects, worst acting and laughably silly action scenes, but it all works in harmonious perfection to deliver Japanese Syfy monster science fiction at its finest. A glorious entertainment for adults and children alike. Not to be missed, not to be believed, you'll laugh the entire time.

Let's get the obvious out of the way, Cate Blanchett was robbed, at gunpoint, by Harvey Weinstein and his band of Hollywood thugs who manage to bully and purchase enough votes to get the talentless, drooling, grueling, horrifically bad actress Gwyneth Paltrow the Academy award over Cate Blanchett.

Cate Blanchett should have won a best actress Oscar for her performance in Elizabeth. Quickly paced, deftly directed and entertaining. Some terrific performances by a well-rounded talented cast, capped off by the incredible performance by Cate Blanchett. One of her many stellar acting performances. Certainly the script takes great liberties and makes sweeping generalizations out of the historical events, and often reshuffles them to fit the script, but for the most part it works.

I would highly recommend this movie, it's in my library of go to classics.

Astoundingly shallow and excruciatingly self-absorbed. Lazy, pedestrian rehashed designs slathered with a heaping helping of self absorbed egotist. Pushing the idea that she is so exceptionally busy, that she has so much to do while serving up her life on a platter for everyone to see and acting burnt out from it.

Christina can hardly be called a designer, spending more time posing for the camera than paying attention to the clients needs. HGTV has really worn thin her welcome. The better half of everything she has done was left on her previous show.