The first season was excellent, but Rose Byrne's character totally changed in the second season and threw off the balance of the show.

A touching drama about making a family. The cast is perfect, and the story is heartfelt. Taken alone each episode is excellent, but overall it seems a bit too intense. Almost every episode the characters are fighting frantically over similar things.

A fun new show, with a pretty good series of guest stars. Tricia Helfer was the client in the pilot, which started the series off with a bang, and it has been pretty solid in all the episodes so far. Jackie Haley is a riot, steals the spotlight a bit

Filmed, acted, and probably best watched totally stoned. On the other hand the soundtrack for this movie is amazing sober or not.

An interesting twist on body-swapping comedy. Maybe a bit juvenile in parts, but overall an amusing popcorn flick.

Hyperbole based on an urban legend, aimed at conservative mothers with daughters. Not surprising for a Lifetime TV movie

Better than the common stupid teen movie, but not a whole lot happens. In a way it almost becomes comical since the characters are so serious yet such caricatures at the same time. A better spoiled rich kid movie is Cruel Intentions.

A dreary post-apocalyptic story about a man and his son. Very monotone, lacking hope and excitement - one long depressing experience. Regardless of what I'd heard, this is nothing like The Book of Eli. That movie is far superior.

A fairly decent sci-fi show following a colony of humans through space as they contend with the robot race trying to destroy them.

A prequel spin-off of the Battlestar Galactica world, more of a teen/soap opera type drama. Just SyFy trying to juice more dollars out of a successful franchise. If you liked BSG you'll probably hate this drivel.

Insipid, corny, and predictable in equal doses. Even if you're looking for a movie that appeals to tween girls there are far better choices.

A really uninteresting drama about the aftermath of an airline crash, though the ending is good.

The beginning was interesting but off-topic. When the movie got around to the 'Quarantine' part it started dragging. The first-person shakycam effect is rarely a good idea for movies. Interspersing black frames to make it "scary" was rather lame too.

Holds true to films of a previous era with over the top acting and a retro feel. The plot was a bit silly, but the all star cast pulled it off acceptably with a feeling of adventure. Laughable ending.

An okay spy/action movie. Ben Kingsley is always great, of course.