Reviews

Okay, so, pretty much that no one really woke up when the "Creeper" was in their houses taking their belongings which were almost right on top of them..it was a good episode.. sad, as the two murder victims were not awful people really do I felt bad about their deaths. I felt, on and off that I knew who the Creeper was and I wasn't disappointed as that was a very funny part of the episode. The killer(s), especially the mean brains behind the whole thing..were not really sympathetic in their reasons for murdering and one of them seemed almost quite enjoying themselves. I did think that the ending was very interesting and funny.

This is one of my very favorite Disney movies..and I'm in my 60s. There's a lot of Disney movies to love, and this is one that is always fun to watch. I have always loved watching the "How to...." shorts featuring Goofy learning how to do some sort of sport or other..and usually getting tangled up in all sorts of things. This is a sweet funny movie with catchy songs to sing along with. One of my favorite lines is Goofy (suddenly waking up in the car) "How many cups of sugar does it take to get to the moon?" Max (afraid of getting caught) "Ahhh.. 3 and a half". Goofy's head goes back against the seat, he's asleep again and snoring. It's a movie where you can understand both Goofy and Max.

Seeing Troy again was a very big highlight of this episode..sweet and humourous as it should be. Ben Jones shines in this one also because of his friendship with Cully.. calming her nerves (in part caused by both her Father and Simon, her groom) before the wedding. Speaking of wedding, the other main storyline, dreadful people, who happen to be rich getting married..and if only the young lady who loves the groom would just let go and walk away..she would have not been killed..the other two people who were killed were doomed from the start. The rich thought that they were entitled. One of the nice things about the storyline was that Jones had a bit of a love interest going on. I don't know if we'll see them together in the future?

I know that overall this episode only has a 7.7. I gave it a 9. It was weird but interesting..with Barnaby being set up. Fun to figure out..How? Why? Who? It's got some humor. Really liking Jones more and more each episode I see. He really comes through covering Barnaby while he's supposed to be off the case and at home. And having to tell he to just stay there for his own good while the boss is covering the case instead (idiot that he is). Confusion ensues with more than just the murders. Family dynamics could have been different if Tom's ex girlfriend didn't leave him over 30 years ago.. and While that may have bummed him out all of those years ago.. when she shows up again..you can see and understand why he is quite relieved to be married to Joyce.

This is one of my favorites. It's one of the first episodes that I can think of where I didn't feel bad for any of the victims..yes, murder is a very bad thing of course.. however they were all terrible and scandalous. And of course, so were the murderer(s). It also seemed to be one of the only episodes where the innocent people really were innocent which is always refreshing. Sure, the one woman wasn't sorry to see her verbally abusive husband get murdered (even semi assisting..in a somewhat humourous way).. and she even admitted to Barnaby that she wasn't sorry to see him go.

On a different note, I miss Troy.

Also, why don't Mr. And Mrs. B kiss one another hello and goodbye?

This is one of my favorite Hallmark movies. I've seen it so many times and never get tired of it. Beautiful scenery of Hawaii, the acting by everyone is right on. Nice storyline. Love all of the wonderful characters..and In the long run even Becca and Marcus are not bad guys. It's what a Hallmark movie should be. It's a great feel good, get away movie especially when it's cold and raining outside and you want to imagine being in an Hawaiian paradise. It's funny, fun and sweet..and I especially love the ending. They look like they truly had a great time making the movie. Always love when they really are where they say they are.

This one is a little bizarre compared to the most excellence of the others. And I wouldn't want this one to be the first one that I ever saw. However, it was still entertaining. It was interesting to have it be a whodunit compared to all of the already know and it only has to be proved.

It did seem like Peter Falk was not in his usual best form, unless that was the way that he was supposed to be.. while everyone else was right on. Other than the tragedy of murder..it actually did have a bit more humor than the other episodes..Columbo was more bumbling than usual and Robert Vaughn's annoyance of him was somewhat comical as they played off of each other. The other two police were a little kind of funny also.

No, not one of the best, but, okay.

I thought that it was a funny movie. I really like Hugh Grant, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sam Elliott and Mary Steenburgen. Yes, there were some low points, but overall it was good. I think that Mary Steenburgen's character was a new departure for her and she played it very well. Sam Elliott is right there with her as her husband. Hugh Grant is always wonderful as the bumbling (I mean that in a good way) husband and SJP is funny as his wife.. they're both out of their elements in small town Wyoming while in the witness protection program. It's not the very best movie for any of them, but it is funny and entertaining.

I love 'Groundhog Day' and this movie is like that, only Christmas Eve every day for 12 days. True, it isn't as good as 'Groundhog Day' but it is a good movie based off of it. Instead of Bill Murray as the lead living Groundhog Day over and over...and over again, it's Amy Smart living Christmas Eve over and over again.. and it works. She has her good days and her bad days..and she learns from both until she gets it right... learning that it's not all about her, and not to be so desperate to not be alone forever (which is what she thinks). Nice Christmas movie to watch every year. Great cast too.

I like the idea of this movie. Kind of a Christmas Jumanji.. instead of a game being played, a Christmas decoration contract has been signed. And that contract is causing problems. It's always good to see Eddie Murphy. Yes, he's toned down a bit because it's a family movie, but that's cool. The movie ends with almost everyone having learned a good lesson. Peppermint (the fallen elf) is obnoxious, but that's how she's supposed to be. The whole movie could have been better, certainly, but it was a fun Christmas movie anyway. The cast is a good one. I watched after Christmas. I think that next year, I'll watch it again.. before Christmas.

I love this movie. It's cute, funny and romantic. I know, maybe it's not realistic.. but who cares. It's Steve Guttenberg as Gus/Lobo.. he's sweet and kind as Gus, but he lost his hair and is overweight, due to a health problem. With his sister's help, played by Shelley Long at her zany, but lovable best.. he starts getting healthy again and is transformed into the sexy, confident Lobo from New Zealand to attract a woman that he has fallen for. Unbeknownst to her Gus and Lobo are actually the same man. It's just a sweet movie and Steve Guttenberg plays him sincerely. The whole cast is perfect for their parts. Just a fun watch.

Yes, it was kind of over the top crazy at the beginning. A lot of Christmas movies have partly your stereotypical crazy shoppers (last minuters and got to get that"special gift"), greedy department stores, competitive front yard decorations, etc. And then there's the one's that want nothing more than to be surrounded by the things that actually mean something to them, even if it's not dazzling. This movie is a little bit of both. It's a little bit ditzie and crazy at the beginning and middle..but in the end it comes through nicely. I like that it isn't only those that celebrate Christmas that get in on the competition..but I don't want to spoil it too much.

Dule Hill as Gus is perfect! And whenever Gus's story is played up (as it is in a few other favorites of mine), it's pretty much extra great! When Gus's parents get accused of murder, well, Gus gets some of his best scenes. He needs to make sure that he and Shawn find the real murderer, and set his parents free. He's sometimes funny and sometimes serious..especially love the 'Psycho' reference. I absolutely love watching 'Psych' over and over again, it seems like I catch something new every time or I love seeing the same perfect scenes. Shawn is very funny and pretty much always over the top..Gus is a lot of times..mostly Golden. All of the characters are awesome! So many wonderful episodes playing up all of the characters.

I know that this is just the first episode of the first season but this is already a fun and interesting watch. The jabs that the leads take at each other make it fun. It feels a little bit like watching normal people who are friends talk to each other..they tease, bicker and laugh with each other even when things aren't going great. I like how Carter thinks that because he plays a detective on TV, he can do it in "real life" and he does know what he's doing.. sometimes. I like the chemistry between everyone. It's funny when all of his friends can get caught up in what's going on too. I look forward to the rest of the episodes.

I know that there are a lot of people who really just did not like this movie..I happened to have loved it. Raiders will always be my favorite, with Last Crusade second and this one third. Part of why I love those 3 movies is because of the artifacts that they were going after, which were all one's that I had heard of, or for the fifth movie, one I knew a little bit of the story at least. Another thing that I really liked were the villains, they were also something that I already knew about and the Indiana Jones movies use them well. The women were strong characters and though perhaps not likeable at first (Helena and Agent Mason) they were not bad, I see a few people complained about Helena, but I thought that she redeemed herself before the end. I thought that it was a fun movie.. adventurous, action packed, Everyone did their characters very well. Great locations. Great ending! I think that after the forth one, which I really can't remember too well..that this movie was a very good edition and ending to the Indiana Jones movies!

I thought that it was a good episode even though I'm not a horror movie fan. Yes, it was weird, but it was supposed to be. I do think that it also fit into the right place at the 2nd to the last episode.. especially after you see the last episode. But, also throughout the whole show with Shawn and Gus's very close relationship since childhood. We, as fans of the show know that it's coming to an end, but inside the show, the characters are uncertain what's going on. So it makes perfect sense that Gus is having nightmares related to Shawn deserting him. And for the fun of it..they are Zombie related. The episode doesn't make a lot of sense to a lot of people. But, dreams and nightmares are like that in real life too.

The acting was not bad, but very over acted. But that was what it called for unfortunately. Norma Shearer's character is trying to make her lover jealous by using another man who loves her, so she's got to pretend to both of them.. so she's overly dramatic.. she has a few moments where her acting is natural which is good to see. Robert Taylor's character is a bit over the top at the beginning, but gets more natural later on, although still silly. He should have had his mustache.. but oh well. George Sanders' character is a cad who wants her but wants to other women also also has to pretend more than is natural. I love the 3 main actors and the rest of the cast are great character actors. I just think that the script was too over the top. All of the actors characters could have been reined in a bit and toned down and still kept the right amount of zaney..but, that would be the fault of director George Cukor who most of the time is spot on! I wish Norma Shearer would have chosen differently for her last film.. but it certainly doesn't ruin her great career.

It's not really before it's time. It's just from a time when it seems like people didn't have the tough conversations about not having wars and why. It's a very touching movie with a very good cast.

I loved the part where the women are in the store, and you can't see their faces and they were discussing war (not to have wars side and the but we need be prepared side). It's a good conversation to have. They mention Peter's name. He drops the milk, and then we see the women's faces smiling at Peter. It seemed like it turned from a good conversation to a gossipy talk between hens.

It is a very good movie and should be seen by everyone... everywhere.