Reviews

So we have a young girl that can work the computer and phones faster than any hacker? Was she a high school student? Did she work in IT? She just happened to find all the passwords to everyone's account? Make FaceTime calls which only works from Apple to Apple? Sending in a Colombian cleaner to get security camera details in two seconds? Hollywood must think viewers are stupid.

It's was full of spoofs, bad acting; it had an unrealistic plot and plot twists. Bad bad bad movie. I wasted another 2 hours of my life. When are they going to start making a half decent realistic film and let the story do the work rather than technology.

It took me 4 minutes and 42 seconds to realise that this is so bad that I couldn't stand another second of this typical American "we are trying to be so funny but we are not" sense of what? Humor? I wouldn't even call it that. The acting is so bad and cringy that I had to turn it off.

I don't know where this story was going and I don't even want to know. Utter tripe this is. I can't believe some people watched this or gave this more than a 1 star rating.

I don't understand why producers create stuff for the sake of creating stuff. For once I would like to see some real comedy. I think I will stick with British or Irish series.

I watch a lot of true crime series and this has got to be one of the most boring ones. Every episode starts the same. The first half hour is a long dragged out story about family life with lots of boring kids celebrating Christmas holidays and such, filmed in low quality video. Making the episodes 20 minutes long would have sufficed and made things more interesting. I had to plough lots of uninteresting domestic narrative to get to the actual factual. At least it isn't solely about naive pitiful victims that had it coming... It's all too predictable however and if you seen one you've seen enough!

Nothing much is happening. Again, like in many other series, it is merely emo emo and more emo. Where's the action? Talk is cheap...and I'm not buying any! Not a patch on GOT!

Weak acting and actors. No plot yet after 5 episodes. Where are the writers going with this? I wish producers wouldn't do spin offs of series as there's not ever been one that is equal or better than the original.

And where are the dragons? Also, the clothing and hair and the wigs look cheap.

I hope it will get better...soon... or I may stop watching. Maybe one season will suffice. When is winter coming? I've said enough...

The stories are ok. The camera work in the field is all over the place. The real time footage of the body cams is rather restless and sometimes it makes me feel dizzy watching it. And apart from the interviews with law enforcers, most of it is filmed with low resolution video.

It appears that a lot of these crimes happen in lower class families or areas. Often you see a house or a trailer full of crap or clutter if you will.

To summarize, the stories aren't bad but it leaves me with a messy feel. It shows you how messed up the USA is. Cluster, guns, drugs and booze... They need a president that really cares.

The writers should've just used Bean for this as the resemblance is too much. Now it doesn't feel right. Moreover, this is for older viewers as this type of slapstick humor doesn't pique the interest of our younger generations. I guess it's funny sometimes but it's been done before.

A second season? Hmmm, I'm not sure...

As for Rowan: he is a good actor. Maybe he should try a serious role once. Or something like he did in Blackadder, his best work I think.

I basically watched it for the story, the chaos and the music, which was good. Acting was mediocre in parts. The lad playing McClaren looked about 12. It's sad it ended the way it did with Sid. I felt sorry for Glen Matlock. Lydon has always been an honest narcissistic idiot but perfect for the Pistols. Too much of Chrissie Hynde in this punkrockumentary however. This sums up my review. Cash for chaos...

Good solid series! The actress playing Elizabeth did a good job. Almost to the point that she started annoying me like the real Elizabeth. This is a welcome addition after watching the documentary The Inventor.

This series is just not good enough. There's no climax. It is slow and the characters are annoying and don't evolve. Only the very first scene was funny. Went downhill from there. There is no message. Love me? Love who? Not exciting. Boring.

Ricky had best stick to series like The Office, Derek, After Life, An Idiot Abroad, etc.

He is boring in stand up. Laughs at his own jokes. I maybe laughed once during the whole show. Calling people c*nts is been done before and old. I still like him as an individual but clearly stand up comedy is not his thing.

I've seen most of Louis's documentaries over the years but I get the feeling he is losing his touch a little. He still asks the right questions but makes it too personal so the interviewees often end up swearing at him or kicking him out. His moral tone and inquisition gets on peoples nerves. The outcasts of society are an easy target. Perhaps a different or fresh approach is the way forward. And not in the USA again please.

I liked Don Johnson in Miami Vice and in the first seasons of Nash Bridges and in Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man. Back then being funny kinda worked...sort of...But not now. Johnson shouldn't do comedy now as it looks unnatural.

Then the movie. Bad story, bad acting. Trying again to push the morality and gender agenda.

Cheech looks like and old dinosaur who's not really into his role. Normally cops retire at the age of 55, not 70+

I gave up after 40 minutes. No more Nash for me. The 1 star is for the Plymouth Barracuda.

The constant switching between the story and the people commenting made this hyped out documentary highly annoying. This Zebrowski guy looks and sounds like a sociopath himself. Nancy Glass looks scary, Ben Kissel looks hyperactive and so do all the others but for maybe 2. Why use so many storytellers? Switching back and forth gives the whole thing a fidgety feel to a degree that it's hard to focus on the actual story. And why sidetrack to other killers and make it even more distracting.

There too much violence in this series. It tried to make up for or cover a weak plot. The first episode was good. It was kind of a mix between Snatch and Peaky Blinders (they should've made it into a movie actually). Everything went downhill after that first episode. More ridiculous amounts of violence with more unrealistic plot twists. Shame. A failed attempt I'm afraid...

I had to watch this as One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is one of my favorite films of all time. I had high hopes for it being related to it in some way, also because in the opening credits it suggests it is, but my...was I disappointed.

It seems that nowadays the film industry needs a lot of blood to create an interesting story rather than a good plot of some sort. This could have been such a great prequel to the film. All the writers had to do is look at the character and build a story around her that fits her personality. She was wicked and harsh in the film but certainly not evil. And with that they could've have given her a human side that could have made it slightly endearing. Yet the makers chose this turn it into some sort of cheap semi-horror story which isn't even scary. The Osgood part of it was simply ridiculous and shows lack of imagination for a half decent script. And why use music from Cape Fear? That's cheap and unoriginal. Surely someone could've come up with something new?

I do think the actors where well casted but found most of the acting mediocre, apart from nurse Ratched and Bucket. Ratched does have the same presence and stature and posture that the original had.

The visuals were over the top but I liked it, except for the bleeding lipstick. I loved the architecture, the cars, the landscapes. But again, sadly, this doesn't make a great story... It actually gave me this kind of Marvel series feel, which seems to be the "hype" these days. It goes to show that good things are better left be! Or been so much more...