The bomb defusing and sniping scenes were cool, though that was only about a third of the movie - the rest was realistic enough but not very exciting or interesting.

Some humor, and Rose Byrne does a surprisingly good British accent.

A little bad acting, a lot of eyeliner, and an oddly paced story. One of those films that seems like it might have potential, but after it's over you want your time back.

A brutal, graphic movie. Worse than the Saw series in terms of sex and violence. At the same time not as gross, since the violence tends to be more realistic and less gratuitous.

Not bad, but it didn't really hold my interest or entertain me as much as Warehouse 13 - which has a similar flavor but is more intriguing.

A great cast by the middle of the first season. Not as serious as The X-Files with a focus on historical artifacts with magical properties - rather than paranormal beings. Good humor and chemistry between the characters.

This sassy new show has a lot of potential. It has more humor than most sitcoms - but in a subtle way - and a broad cast that promises continually entertaining plots. This isn't your typical lawyer TV drama.

The cast and atmosphere are decent, though a bit too realistic - after a spate of kills in the first few episodes the story slows to a crawl. It also contains more swearing than any TV show or movie I've seen -averaging 1.5 F*** per minute(wikipedia)

Far too much Seth Rogen - he made the green hornet look like a whiny buffoon. Sadly the rest of the film and cast were pretty decent - he single-handedly tanked this movie.

I enjoyed the story with Kate Mara and Josh Radnor, but the rest of the film didn't really engage me. Also surprising how well Kate Mara can sing - the end song is not voice-over.

A decently entertaining superhero animated film that lightly pokes fun at the normal superhero genre. It had a good sense of humor and didn't come off as cliche

Ron Perlman was the only good thing about this movie. The first two thirds were completely bland with amazingly deadpan acting. Then it transformed into a flurry of action, with laughably incongruous elements like zombie monks ("Aim for the head!")

A pretty decent cast and interesting story. The ending wasn't thrilling, but it was acceptable. I think Robert Redford (circa Spy Game) would have been fantastic as the lead character for this mini-series.

The premise wasn't bad, though it was incredibly shallow - which resulted in a drawn out movie. 13 or Exam are much better alternatives to this film.

This low key BBC detective show is reminiscent of older murder mystery series. Slow with only a hint of action - yet still engaging.