Reviews

I don't understand any negative reviews on this. I went in with a pessimistic mindset but was hooked and enjoyed every second of it. Each episode became increasingly more interesting and tied together very well. I highly recommend. If you saw the movie I wouldn't associate it too much with the show. This was much better. The lead actor and actress were familiar faces that I didn't expect much from initially but they were absolutely perfect for the roles. There were also familiar faces in the supporting roles that fit well. Definitely give it a try. Of all the things I've watched this year this was up with the best of them.

This film was absolutely outstanding. Many viewers obviously rated it low because of their hatred for Casey Anthony. They brought in so many facts about the Casey and did a good representation of how her lawyer was able to create doubt to have her acquitted. The film Itself will cause you to generate anger, however that is only due to the facts around the situation. The cast was chosen well and it kept my interest throughout the entire film. It became slow at the end but that was expected given the verdict. I would recommend this over many other films made about Casey Anthony. Even the documentaries.

Shame on the network for even allowing this to air. She tries so desperately to manipulate the audience. The added drama as she talks. The forced tears. The self pity. If you didn't already have hatred for this woman, you will after watching this. I was ashamed of myself for checking it out to see what it is. They didn't provide any real insight from anyone. They showed interviews and the father had even provided multiple types on situations where she was lying. At the end you will be sitting there asking yourself, "What was the purpose of making this." Please only watch this if you need a reason to despise this woman more.

I give up on Disney. They had an opportunity to make more quality Marvel magic and instead they choose to alienate half their fan base. And they aren't even subtle about it. Between overly promoting BLM, opening the borders, and misleading poverty issues, Disney showed they just want to poison young minds with a Democratic agenda. It's out of hand. Cancel Disney Plus.

Had trouble keeping my eyes open. There was really not much of a story line. No humor. Just plain boring.

If you are not watching this show then you should be. This is the second part of another 2 part season finale' for this series and if you haven't seen the first part then go back before watching this one. I was never one for politics, love stories or drama but Aaron Sorkin has found a way to entertainment me while educating me on many political things I never knew I cared about. I sit at my computer and "Google" subjects they talk about just to stay informed and I find myself watching the episodes repeatedly. This season finale' episode was so good you would of thought it was ending the series. Also, for people already watching, while Sloan tracks down her book buyer, she does something at the end that will make you love her even more.

I've been watching this entire first season and all I can think is that I hope they just cancel this stupid show. It's over hyped and stupid. Not to mention I think it's over dramatic and senseless. This is the first time I really hated a John Voight character. Too much overacting and none of the characters mesh well. Please just replace this show with something else. The wife's accent is really fake an annoying, the kid that lives next door is horrible. His brothers provide no real story line and Ray is exactly what you expect. No surprises. I don't know how so many people gave this show a great review so quickly but it isn't worth your time.

Chuck is somewhat of an original spy comedy that demonstrates an array of suspense and intrigue with a PG rated comedy that separates it from the repetitive situations that consume many other shows. Chuck (Zachary Levi) is an under-achieving, computer savy retail associate with no direction who's life is suddenly turned around when his former college roommate sends him top secret technology in an e-mail that is directly stored into his memory. Suddenly he is caught up in a joint operation with CIA agent Sarah Walker(Yvonne Strahovski) and NSA agent John Casey(Adam Baldwin)in an attempt to use the information stored in his head to protect the country from disaster. With a uniquely attractive cast and writing full of new original ideas, Chuck is worth every minute of your time. So I'm giving Chuck a 9 out of 10 rating and would recommend it for anybody from the ages of 13 and up.