Flyerplesys Perfectly adorable

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Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

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Jacques-Kinnaer When you watch a remake of an existing movie or TV show, you can expect a certain amount of déjà-vu. Indeed, the basic premise of the remake comes from the original. In the case of the 2009 remake of V, that basic premise was that of seemingly friendly aliens who come bearing gifts only to turn out being nasty reptiles with even nastier intentions. I enjoyed the original and, truth be said, I enjoyed the remake as well.The déjà-vu experience, however, didn't stop with that. Non humans posing as humans? Sleeper agents planted among humans? A non human having to seduce a human only to actually fall into her own trap and fall in love with the human? Non humans obsessed with procreation and interbreeding? Obsessed with metaphysical/religious aspects of humans? Yes, we had all of that before in a TV show, also a remake, that did a much better job: Battlestar Galactica (2007). And I haven't even mentioned the use of drums and a musical score that could have been written by Bear McCreary, be it on one of his less inspired days.Now, I have to admit that although the V remake does rehash some parts of Battlestar Galactica, it does do so in an attempt at originality. Interspecies breeding is achieved by accident, and the aliens' need of humans for procreational needs is based on harvesting parts of their DNA. But here too, there are some flaws: humans born with and surviving large parts of their DNA missing? Nobody noticing this until the show? Taking DNA samples in a way that tortures the subject? There's only so far that "suspension of disbelief" can go, and the creators of the V remake have gone beyond that.

benosler WARNING: This review DOES contain spoilers.I've just finished watching the last episode of the series and I feel utterly and completely let down.I'm a fan of the original but approached this re-imagining with an open mind and was pleasantly surprised. Gone is the camp 1980s vibe, the cheesy Visitor Willy, the big hair and the unbelievable over-acting of Diana.The new Visitor's leader Anna is believably evil and the central plot has been updated to be more believable also; the Visitors do not want us as a source of food - which one would have thought could be cooked up by any hi-tech alien culture in a laboratory, instead they want to cream off the best parts of our DNA.In fact all of it was enjoyable watching with good strong characters developed over time until, that is, I came to the last episode which ends the series so abruptly and inappropriately.I feel robbed! Why did I waste my time on this? It's like you are reading a really good Agatha Christie novel and you finally get to the bit where all the guests are assembled in the library, you turn the page and you see "The End".This is a show that was abruptly cancelled it's true but not wanting to spoil it I didn't read about it's cancellation and watched it on DVD believing there'd be some kind of a satisfactory outcome. The DVD case should have been marketed with a great big red sticker over the front of it reading "Warning: This is an unfinished work!".

pelegosto264 I was very young when I watched the original "V" on the telly. I loved it back then, the aliens, lizards, eating the mice. So, when I discovered there was to be a remake of the old series, I was worried and excited at the same time. I was not disappointed about season 1 . It was not aired in my country, so had to get the DVD's. Glad I did, I could not stop watching. There is so much going on, and they don't seem to get any closer at defeating the enemy, it is all very surprising. Liked the cast, decent acting and some familiar faces in guest stars. It is not really sci-fi with space batles, beam me up stuff, but that might be why I like it. My wife found it to be a bit slow near the end (I disagree). Only thing I did not really like was the last character introduced in "Red Sky"(Season 1). There seems to be no reason for this woman to be there (just another "what the hey" moment). Season two starts a bit slow, but picks up speed halfway. It all gets very very exciting.... new plot lines are introduced, more action... and then it ends. It seems they could have made a nice finish with just four or so more episodes, but there are no more... Huge anticlimax. But overall, a very good show! Hope they consider making a short season three... television movie... anything to end this properly.