Majorthebys Charming and brutal

Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

kennywalsh007 Great concept, was a good yarn but poor acting by the cry baby lead. The world needs a Claire and Wes to look after the security of the planet, yeah right. Don't waste your time. Rubbish!

hazysistersunshine33 I've only seen the first season so far, but I'm kind of intrigued. At least enough to continue watching it. It's not a great show, but I like the concept. Its derivative of a few other things I've seen, but no too much to make it boring. It's kind of a weird 7 degrees of plot with a kind of sci-fi spin. I think aliens and/or ghosts are involved and maybe time travel. Some military guy disappears and then years later is found along with what looks like it may be an alien space ship. This being named Drill talks to only these kids and coerces them in to doing some weird and sometimes terrible things. This thing has some grander purpose or agenda. I'm just going by the first season. I'm sure some people reading this have seen more. It seems to have a good budget and the actors all look familiar, although I don't know any of their names off the top of my head. I've seen them all in other to shows. It's a little confusing at times, but not so much to make me lose interest. It definitely pulls me in.

Jao Romero If you enjoy watching shows wherein characters do extremely stupid things that go against any grain of sense, then this show is for you.I binge watched this and watched all 12 episodesThe pilot episode was catching, and there's enough mystery round 3 to 4 episodes to keep you watching. but by the 5th, the stupid things happening outnumber anything good about the show.like one reviewer said, that thing about the boy being mute because he lost his hearing is just pure unadulterated laziness from the writers. if he wasn't born deaf, then he would be able to talk. only people born deaf would be mute (actually , they could still learn to talk, only that the sounds they produce would sound weird or mispronounced).and i can't believe FBI agents can be as unbelievably stupid as Bennigan. they screen agents at the FBI. there is an intelligence test (as well as an emotional and psychological test). so right at the bat, Bennigan isn't believable.the only thing good about this show is the creepy music and intro at the start. it's really good. i wished this was a horror show instead of sci- fi. then i would be willing to overlook some stupidity. some, not all.but sci-fi requires intelligent writing. consistency within the world rules, and consistency with known science and facts. please don't write sci-fi if your IQ isn't over 140!

markr_smith Are we really being told that this alien being that can travel through electricity, be at the other side of the world in minutes, cure deaf people, improve a child's heart, bring someone out of a coma and consume a nuclear blast.... wants to posses one child?? For what purpose? Does it just really want to play baseball or something? The whole premise is ridiculous. The being is way too powerful yet at the same time for some god knows reason needs to rely on children to do it's bidding. The only reason they made this show around children is because they think it brings a horror/suspense aspect to the show (which it doesn't) - this is evident in the way they ramp up the scary sound effects every time a child is doing something it shouldn't. Are we really to believe that our children have no clue about what is right or wrong just because they are told by an imaginary friend that it's a game.. Jeez. I'm quite sure the writers are making this up as they go along.