Reviews by Alaskarian

This "Hero" wanna be hasn't produced the feel of a good scifi show yet. It is good, but the characters are sketchy and not very well constructed. I like Gary the best and think he is doing the best to sell his character. He is the one that brings humor to the show. Dr. Rosen is poor leader with faulty logic and haphazard foresight. I'm not sure if its the writing or the directing, but I am still hoping for the best.

I wasn't sure how this would turn out. While I wasn't a huge fan of "The Closer", it was a different style of crime drama that had it's niche. After watching 3 episodes of this, it is a much better job of pulling of a crime drama, but still has the rough humor that doesn't quite fit. The new female character is very annoying and even if she is supposed to be, its like watching a middle school drama. All-in-all I gave this show 7 stars.

This was a great movie with awesome action. They had real Navy Seals playing in the movie and it made it very realistic. While the acting wasn't Hollywood, this is what made it so great.

The idea was good, the visuals extensive, and the storyline fair. What I didn't like was the way it seemed fake; this was probably due to poor directing. I'm not a great fan of Scot Stewart and this is why. It could have been so much better.

I consider this a so-so movie. The acting was good, the story somewhat intellectual. I don't mind intellectual movies, but this one didn't really have a reason behind it. Was it to show humanities contrasts? That's been done in better movies. Was it to show the degradation of humanity in the loss of a moral society, again done better. So, it wasn't bad, but it wasn't good either.

While this movie had all the items of a good Conan story, scenery, fighting, sorcery, it was flawed in its telling of it. Rose McGowan (Marque) did a horrible job, jerky, uninterestingly dull acting. Bob Sapp (Ukafa) was a sterotypical backup actor. I could go on about acting and the directing ... horrible. Jason Momoa (Conan) actually did a good job, and Ron Perlman (Corin) did as well. The scenery was amazing, I just wish I hadn't seen it in 3D, it was a waste of the technology; making everything darker and less vibrant.

In all the storytelling was a jerky, discombobulated mess of a what should have been an epic. I'm sure the writers are as horrified as I am.

As much as I don't like Cameron Diaz, this movie shined because of the story and the telling of it. It did a wonderful job of showing only the back story that mattered and in a way that made it yours to capture and think about. While it affected me in a powerful way (as I have lost close loved ones recently), it made me think about the moralities of making decisions based on emotional bias. I had to mark this a 10!

I was expecting this movie to be a solid "B" rated movie, but it was really very good. I thought the acting was a bit rough, but the story was good and the ending was different. I hope they make a sequel.

I was thinking this wouldn't be that good, but I liked it. It had that raw feeling of a good drug movie and an ending that was fulfilling.

It started out as a good movie, but turned obvious. I gave it 6 stars because it was worth seeing. The ending was an after thought, or so it appeared.