TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Matrixiole Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

charliehalboth Tech may not be perfect, but action is good, cast is attractive and engaging. Good fun,

Schlichte Toven Everyone else has covered the good and bad points of the show, but I'm not sure if anyone else has pointed out that the President dude technically murdered his own daughters, admitted this to the Captain, and the Captain just got teary eyed and said he wouldn't tell anyone. Actually, there's no "technically" to it - he did murder them. It was his wife who asked him to put them out of their misery - the girls themselves didn't ask him. They had no say in whether they got smothered to death or not.However, when Dr. Scott did her gene-slicing thing on Nils (whose shoddy science had resulted in the deaths of billions, and who had purposely infected and killed any number of people) and kills him in the process, the Captain declares that she's now basically under house arrest and he'll turn her over to the authorities so she can pay for her crime. They get in an argument about not getting to pick the rules they have to follow. Is there a glaring double standard here or what? As far as I'm aware, suffocating your daughters is against the law even if you think you're doing it to ease their suffering.And at another point, the President himself reminds some hoodlums about how Americans punish child-killers severely, and was apparently unaware of the irony.

roggero-1 That's it, in the beginning I had a hard time believing in the plot's and turnarounds of the show. But I kept watching as I really love naval combats and ships. And as the show went on, it started to feel like you were reading a good set of books. So this would be my advice for new viewers, you will have the tendency some times to take the plots too seriously, and they're very good as it appears that real Navy personnel helped a lot on that. But bear with a few flaws and enjoy the action, the good actors and all the fun.

rsvp321 I used to really like this show and will likely continue to watch, but the writers are producing pathetic scripts, all Season 4, so far!I just finished watching S4Ep6 and felt motivated to write this review. What an insult to the US Navy, these naiive bumblers are at every turn.Two civilian spoiled brats constantly outthink them? Oh, yes, just wait until their dad gets involved! lolAnyone who's bought any kind of seeds knows they are stored in lightproof containers. These non-thinkers keep them in a long, clear plastic tube...in a well lit cabinet...in the *doctor's* office?! Whaaaat?! lol The whole of humanity rests on these seeds, and they won't even put them in a safe...with a lock. So precious, no thought to even split them up into at least a few separate locations in case of fire, etc.Sasha betrays her country to the con man stealing their precious cargo and lets him jump overboard without shooting him, because she believes he is still good at heart... Uh-oh, here comes the soap opera! That guy, jumping into the sea without any survival gear in a storm of storms, must have had to tread water with one arm while holding the tube, survives?! PUH-LEEEZ! The Nathan James with a helicopter couldn't find him when the storm settles, but the kid with the party boat does?! The Nathan James couldn't even find the party boat? Too funny. Speaking of the helicopter, the same pilot and same gunner for every mission? And, would someone give that gunner a pair of goggles to make it a bit more realistic? A bug or grain of airborne sand gets in her eye, and she's out of action! I guess a good camera angle is more important than her eyes.The funniest part in this episode was, at the height of the storm, it takes a half dozen sailors to tie a rope across a room and they tell the rescued civilians to spread themselves across the room hanging on the rope so their weight is evenly spread out, so the ship doesn't capsize! Whhhhaaat?! Too funny, again! Too ridiculous! I just searched for the expected weight of a US Navy destroyer...just shy of 10,000 tons!I sincerely believe we are witnessing lazy writers simply dusting off scripts from action TV shows of the '70's, and just changing them enough to put their own names to it. Lame!