Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

Tayyab Torres Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

akhildesire Love to see it its fantastics. great well not seen this but listen too much about it from many people.

Dalbert Pringle I don't know why people have raved to me about this TV show or how it managed to survive running for 14 seasons.Neither glamourous, nor exciting, nor interesting - Dallas made being super-wealthy look even worse than being poor.This badly-scripted show was a big bore that featured really petty and stupid characters and stale and predictable situations.I guess one has to be into soap operas to appreciate all this snivelling, empty-headed garbage.

DKosty123 It is amazing how one actor, Larry Hagman, alias JR Ewing, could so dominate a program that no matter who you put around him he'd still come out on top. That really is the story of this show. Every large family has it's black sheep. JR is the nightmare come true of them all.By the time Hagman came to this show, he had plenty of acting experience. He had learned to be a straight man to Barbara Eden on I Dream of Jeannie. In a way, his deceptions of Doctor Bellows to explain the strange goings on around him & Jeannie prepared him well for this role. JR is the ultimate deception character.In a way if Hayden Rourke (Dr. Bellows) had been able to have done a couple of Dallas shows as JR's therapist, it would have made interesting fodder. I mean if innocent Tony Nelson could baffle Bellows, old JR could have confounded him with both hands tied behind his back.The plots got me started with this show. Then the good looking women who were always waltzing through kept me interested. Finally old JR just kept me coming back for another & another. The highlight everyone remembers is JR being shot. That too me is one of many. When the DVD's get to the season where Bobby is killed in the accident, put the accident scene in slow motion & keep a special eye on Victoria Principal (Pamela). If the scene is not touched up from it's original broadcast, you will see a little wardrobe malfunction which happened long before the Super Bowl & gives you a much better look at Victoria briefly, than you could ever imagine.With all the spice, all the intrigue, all the feuds, & all the nasty old rich oil Barron's, this show always entertained. Like old JR would tell them at the oil Barron's, "Bring me a bourbon & branch."

CKCSWHFFAN J.R. Ewing is, to me & many others, the top television character ever.Larry Hagman did a great job with this character.One of my all time favorite television shows.For as much as I like it I did not like everything.NEVER did like the Lucy character. Ray was not a favorite, especially when they made him to be Jock's son. Just the soap opera side of the show working here.Really liked the Pam & Bobby characters. Liked Donna, Miss Ellie & Clayton.But, hands down, it was J.R. that was the show.If I ever was to visit the Dallas area I would like to drive by the ranch that was used for South Fork.The year being a dream........Too many bar fights though. Did it not seem every time a cast member went to a bar or night club a fist fight had to start?