Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece

Greenes Please don't spend money on this.

Derry Herrera Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

Cheryl A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

jfcampinell Moonlight is yet another story of a vampire investigator in a love triangle. Mick St. John is a fifty-year old vampire working as a private investigator in Los Angeles. He must choose between his love for a human reporter, Beth Turner, and his vampire ex-wife, Coraline. While the vampire-human crime solving love triangle has become a surprisingly common storyline, this series is absolutely worth watching. It has a more realistic feel to it than similar series such as Blood Ties from Lifetime and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I also found it to be far less cheesy than many other series. It's less, "I vant to suck your blood!" and "Look at me, I sparkle in the sun!" and a bit more "I'm a lonely, brooding vampire looking for redemption and a way back to humanity". Thankfully, Alex O'Loughlin's character in Moonlight has not hit the level of brooding of David Boreanaz's character in Angel. A girl can only take so much of that.

dunsuls-1 Sometimes a TV show slips thru the cracks like "Star Trek"and fortunately for us all its saved if only for 3 seasons.Moonlight sadly is not such a series.Only 16 episodes were made for the 2007 season on CBS.However I saw it on a cable network just can't remember which one later.Now many folks like the"Twilight "movies and HBO's "True Blood"as do I,but I own nether.This series however is far better than ether one. I will add its a cheap purchase for now,and only 4 DVD's so well worth the price I paid of 35 dollars. Lets start with what might be the best pairing I've ever seen in a TV series for chemistry between male and female leads.Alex O'Loughlin as Mick St. John and Sophia Myles as Beth Turner.Since this series we have loved Alex in the new Hawaii 5 -O series and Sophia was great in a fairly interesting film called "Outlander".There is a real sexual tension and forbidden longing from the start of the series.Mick you see is a Vampire ,a good guy as well,and had saved Beth when she was kidnapped at 6 years old.You see Mick lives as a private investigator and Beth's parents hired him to find her.It seems Micks wife who is also the Vampire who"turned"him,kidnapped young Beth as a way to offer her young blood to Mick as a way to save their marriage.Mick you see is not happy nor embraces his undead life and hopes somehow there is a way back although he knows there really isn't. So Mick kills his wife ( it seems (?) ) to save the 6 year old.Now 20 or so years later he runs into Beth,who is now a TV reporter for a gossip show called Buzzwire,sort of like a early version of TMZ. She thinks she knows him but can't figure out from where.The two work together on future stories where he is as a investigator and she as a reporter who keep winding up working together.As the show goes on she is drawn to him to point of saving him by letting him drink her blood and he fights what he feels is a doomed future for them if they fall for each other.Well she has a boy friend whose a DA and well I think you can guess the tug she feels for both as she is slowly learning more about Mick and what happened when she was 6 years old.Thats all you need to know to become hooked on a truly sadly romantic series that one can only dream of what season two and beyond might have brought.Truly a SCI-FI/Horror series with a human heart that is so much beyond anything else that is sad it's over and the actors have moved on so there will never be a Star Trek sort of resurrection.What we do have is 16 episodes of roughly 45 minutes or so to travel this dark world on the night,gossip,crime,and forbidden love that tugs at the heart.Such a good background soundtrack that some episodes bring a tear.

three_am Moonlight I got roped into watching this TV series on DVD, which is the best way to watch it. There's no commercials and escalating storytelling.Moonlight was good TV. There were so much sexy actors to watch. Alex O'Laughlin and Sophia Myles had amazing chemistry on screen and they did a great job bringing Mick St. John and Beth Turner to life. I adored Josef's character. I wish the series could have continued because the vampire theme was done well. The season built up a good plot towards an intriguing next season if it could have happened. I liked the new twists on the genre; how vampires could walk in sunlight, be paralyzed when staked, etc. The romance was well paced and didn't go over board. Vampire detectives are always sexy.This show is required viewing for the vampire lover out there.

liefstevera this was such a great TV show. and of course, i hated the sudden ending of it :S but it was still great! i was hoping for a second season or a movie, but i doubt that ever happens. some people compare this with twilight, buffy or the new vampire diaries. but i say, moonlight is unique and special! i've got the dvdbox now, and there's nothing like it. it just looks like those other series cause they have vampires too. but you know how many maffiafilms there are? well, plenty! and romantic comedies, like that's original. it's all been done before. moonlight is just moonlight. i watched it every week on the TV and now on the dvdbox of course. alex is a great actor! i miss it very much :( damn those Hollywood guys!!!