Reviews

Just had to outline how bad this mini series is. It's even worse than The Santa Clause 3 which takes some beating. It's certainly not a homage to the earlier films and I'm surprised Disney gave this the go ahead considering its content, poor script, bad acting and Tim Allen especially has not aged well although I accept the premise that Santa is past it and has to retire.

On the upside the special effects are on par with the films and are visibly acceptable but even considering that positive this series still gets the thumbs down.

Of course the content is directed at children and younger ones may relish the sight of the on-screen Santa in anticipation of the upcoming season.

This reprisal could have been so much better than its turned out to be.

I have say again it is cringeworthy bad and having switched off half way through the second episode I won't be returning. Shoddy from the politically correct Disney. We expect better.

I have been sceptical of these types of programmes since Most Haunted was revealed to be a sham. I'm also suspicious of the credibility of the 'mediums' that appear on these shows. Nor am I sure about revelations of fairies and imps. Gail Porter is annoying because all she wants to do is leave each investigation site before the end of filming. Chris Fleming who I've never heard of before is not convincing. The other two members of the team do offer some credibility to the show which is reasonably entertaining if you like this sort of reality programme. Undecided as to whether or not the content can be trusted.

Binge watched all episodes. Excellent thriller, stylish and atmospheric. Filmed with the quality of a movie and coloured as a reflection of the era in which the series is set. Even the soundtrack takes you back to the great crime dramas of the 60's. Produced by Steven Saltznan, son of Harry (007) and it has the settings and locations we've come to expect from a Bond film. Good acting from all, good script and moves at a pace. Comparable with the original.

This seemingly low budget action film was not Liam Neesons finest hour. Poor script and even worse acting with amateurish action scenes. Forced myself to watch it all the way through and wish I hadn't wasted my time.

One of my favourite films. Has everything, drama, comedy loads of action. Scripts are great, characters well casted and the action/effects are excellently orchestrated. Oh...and Colin Firth should have been Bond, James Bond..

I'm sure I must have watched Río Lobo many years ago. Unfortunately with nothing else to do I decided to watch it again. Apart from Wayne the rest of the acting is wooden especially by those actors taking the principal roles and the script is shockingly bad. The only positive is probably the musical score which is typical of Waynes westerns. Not a good one for 'The Duke'

Having watched over a couple of nights its a reality show with a difference featuring every sort of scumbag you can imagine, people who should be nowhere near animals of any kind never mind big cats. These 'Zoos' (and I use that term lightly) should not be permitted to operate anywhere in the world and the American authorities should be closing down these money making scams where little thought is given to the welfare of the animals and where the making of money is paramount, where animals are used to enable promiscuity amongst other things and where the abuse of animals is common place. Puppy farms on a grand scale. I found it a frustrating and annoying watch whilst also being interesting and entertaining.

OMG this is terrible. Is it the most politically correct series on TV. The acting is as bad as the original and the story lines are even worse. Completely cringeworthy and a waste of airtime.