Reviews

The best thing I can say about this movie is they didn't throw in a worthless nudity scene. This movie was stupid, bad, and formulaic. This was such an unnecessary and uninteresting movie. There was nothing that I liked in this movie. The story was bad. The actors were unmotivated. The director was asleep. The producer wasted a lot of money. For a while there, I thought they were trying to make a comedy, but all the jokes failed. In the end they made a version of the previous movie but left out all the parts that made it a worthy movie, like writing, a reasonable plot, acting, and good direction. Don't spend any money on this movie except as a gag Xmas gift for someone you don't like very much.

Who thought this was a good idea? What's the plan here? Did a room full of untalented artists, who have learned to do everything as a committee, get together and say, "what is the fastest way to make people's eyeballs bleed before the vomiting starts?" This is awful! Just awful!

Sticks and Stones was fantastic. I laughed for 50 minutes. Chappelle's genius isn't just in his choice of topics. Any comedian to tell jokes about the same topics, though seldom actually have the courage to do so. Chappelle is great at holding up a mirror to society and showing everyone how they are perceived by others. In this show, he put a spotlight on many "protected" communities and topics. His unapologetic approach was both refreshing and hilarious in this day and age.

This movie had its problems, but it was overall enjoyable. I laughed several time, but I was not amazed like I was with several other Marvel movies. I loved the cat, Goose. I loved the 90s music and technology. Nick Fury's temperament seemed odd. The big problem was Carol Danvers didn't make me feel anything. I didn't believe the big moments. I don't know if it was writing, acting, or directing, but I cared more about the green and blue aliens than I did about the hero.

I like James Patterson, but these writers are seriously out to lunch. These characters continuously make one bad choice after another. Much like Jurassic Park, I started rooting for the animals midway through season 2. Season three was the absolute worst. I see why it was cancelled.

It was a fun episode right until the last big reveal. They jumped the shark.

Sanctuary is a fun show to watch. Amanda Tapping and crew do a fine job of telling interesting stories. Many of the story lines came straight from the webisodes. However, the topics were highly compelling, the acting wonderful; especially with all the green screens, and the production may be the wave of the future for most TV series.

I would not be surprised if several of the actors receive awards for their acting. In addition, I expect to see several technical awards for the production of the show.

Christopher Heyerdahl plays a couple of characters that are very different from each other. From the first episode of season one to the last, you get to see his incredible range as an actor.

Most of the time when an actor or actress plays a role for a very long time, the way Amanda Tapping played Samantha Carter, it is can be difficult to remove that image from the audiences mind. In Sanctuary, Amanda Tapping proves yet again what a fine actress she is as Helen Magnus. She created a new entertaining character for her public to care about and support.