Reminds me a bit of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, filmed fine but the plot is obviously drug related and not very compelling. That said, Brittany Murphy shines in quirky roles like this. Good ending.

A cute Audrey Hepburn film - not as excellent as Breakfast at Tiffany's, but still good.

I don't think Jesse Bradford was perfect for this movie, but the characters were still pretty good, and made the story. Slightly predictable yet cute ending.

Top notch mini-series with a great story and a perfect cast, except for Gina Bellman who tends to overact a bit in all the roles I've seen.

Similar to Lipstick Jungle but much better, with a more sarcastic and sassy cast.

Good casts and interesting stories in the beginning, but the middle of the first season started to get trivial. Each episode is a separate fictional story with no relation to the previous one.

A paranormal story with similarities to Alias and The X-Files, but unfortunately a bit weak on the acting end. Still an entertaining plot though.

The alternating episode casting meant Vincent D'Onofrio's episodes were always strong, but the alternate weeks were just passable. The addition of Jeff Goldblum to the cast last season fixed this situation and improved the show quite a bit.

Fun series with passable acting, though towards the end it gets rather ridiculous as they try to tie everything together and explain the fictional elements.

Decent lawyer show, though I felt like the whole family turmoil plot line was a bit contrived and out of place.

A neat supernatural thriller. Good cast and interesting plot - Vaguely reminded me of Triangle

A Uwe Boll film based on a video game, no surprise it wasn't particularly great. If the acting had been better the story might have had potential for a good film like Underworld

Natalie Portman is great as a precocious teen in this sedate mother and daughter story. The plot isn't super interesting, it just follows their adventures as they grow and move around the country.

Had potential, but after half an hour of bickering it was extremely monotonous. Lawrence Turner played the only character that added any humor to the movie, he should have been killed close to last.

The acting was fine, but this was a rather slow thriller with an anti-climactic ending that left a few unanswered questions.