Alicia I love this movie so much

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Matylda Swan It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

aliquae It's a fun show to make fun off with a friend or a family member, but you can't get more out of it. The acting isn't good, the story definitely has some plotholes and the ending ends on a typical sequel note.

that_random_guy One because you can't give zero stars.One for the decent production value; there's some money put into it, and military wears some cool-looking non-UCP uniforms. If you get annoyed by the military in every single show wearing ACU's with mandarin collars raised, that show is for you.One for really dark humor and cheap writing which I find truly enjoyable; for example, do you know what is going to happened when you try to burn nearly seven thousand bodies at once piled up and dosed with a gasoline? Fully clothed, layered with few broken pallets here and there? Average Canadian weights 177 lbs, multiplied by dead count, that's nearly 562 metric tons of human flesh, fat and body liquids "burning" in an open air. if you like that kind of nerdy black humor this show is for you.One for killing kids like annoying flies; they die in car accidents, they got eaten by the tiger, etc. If you don't like how kids are brought up these days, this show is for you.One for electrified fence and a minefield surrounding town populated mostly by children at that point. Those Canucks, they don't f#$%k around with the little ones. If you believe in the old-school upbringing where the kids obey clearly stated rules and do not cross lines, that show is for you.One for kids that seemed not moved at all by the fact that all their relatives above the age of 22 just died. The atmosphere in the town, when the last adult died already, looks quite festive; maybe slightly disorganized but overall rather joyful. No drama, no depression, no tears. Impressive. I was more upset when my turtle got eaten by my dog than some fo those children by the deaths of their parents in front of their eyes. If you don't like good character development that show is for you.One for the black guy who recites his lines with less emphasis than Siri. If you don't like good acting or semi-decent acting, this show is for you.This show probably deserves more, possibly full ten, but unfortunately, I stopped watching after the third episode, too much fun for me.

bshaef Its neither good nor bad, its just a long bore with an unbelievable story and terrible dialog but I'm so far into it now I have to see how it ends. I'm surprised that Netflix would spend good money on something like this. However, I can probably say the same about Wormword, so at the end of the day I guess Netflix is entitled to make a booboo every so often and this is definitely one of them.

Chelsea G. This is a very weak show for Netflix. It's not the worst thing I've ever watched, though. I would never call it entertaining, but it's watchable. That's a pretty low bar if that's all you're looking for in a show.I made it through the first season and was planning on sticking with it, but multiple events rubbed me the wrong way.1. The child with Down Syndrome is killed off. She gets hit by a truck and her body is left in the street. Struck me as really tasteless.2. The writers seem to hate dogs. The child with Down Syndrome was chasing her dog when she was killed, and since the dog was merely a plot device for her death, they never bring it up again. Where'd the dog go??? Also, one of the characters appears to abandon an eight week old puppy in the snow at one point.3. The characters are unlikable, and they aren't supposed to be. Nearly all of the male characters are aggressive and assholes. I do not like how characters like Chuck and the dude from prison especially treat those around them but are expected to be characters we root for.4. By far my biggest issue with the show is the character of Ronnie. An aggressive drug addict, Ronnie attempts to brutally rape the protagonist, to the point where his sister hits him over the head to get him off of her. The worst part is that Ronnie is then given a redemption plot line and I get the impression that he's supposed to be a sympathetic character. Well, I apologize for not sympathizing with the attempted rapist character, whether he's a druggie or not.It is because of Ronnie's story line that I got fed up and quit the show a couple episodes into season two. Can I get a hell no for redemption arcs for attempted rapists?