CarloBrando87

The first and original was the best, it had tension, suspense and you just felt denzel was unstoppable (no pun intended, if you know, you know). The second was 'ok' but this one, put simply, poor.

Washington? More like Washed out. Sorry Denzel, I love a whole catalogue of your movies but this one was one that shouldn't have been made. He looked past it. Age catches up to us all and when you are of a certain age, it becomes less believable for audiences to buy into.

The story line was boring and a lot of it was messy and uninteresting. When he gave himself up in the square to the lot of them where he basically said to kill him, I'm not sure if the Denzel in the first film would've done that. If he did, he would've scanned his environment in slow motion, marking out his victims with a plan. There was none of that in this film, maybe the beginning and that was it. It's like they wanted to try a new approach.

Anyway, I could go on for ages here but overall a disappointing sequel and hopefully the last.

What a thoroughly fascinating journey this documentary portrayed of the late Christopher Reeve. Growing up and watching re-runs in the 90's of the Superman films I was really only aware of him for that and of course, I had heard about his terrible accident but I never knew anything else about him, I wasn't even sure how or when he died.

It was also interesting to learn that Robin Williams was a very close friend, if not, his closest. He was always cracking jokes and that was just who Robin was, but he kept Reeve in good spirits when it was needed. That's what you call a good friend.

The background of his family and 3 kids was touching and if you're a crier, get ready for the tissues towards the last 15 mins cause you're gonna need them. His legacy he left behind and work surrounding the paralysis and disability foundations is nothing short of phenomenal. Life can be so rewarding yet so cruel at the same time.

A very good documentary about a man, but not just any man, a Superman. RIP.

I had heard about this show when it first came out and heard the odd person saying how good it was. Well my wife and I were a few years late to this party but what a party we glad we finally joined.

I was rather skeptical of the premise of the show to start and almost didn't want to like it... not only was I wrong but it turned out to be one of the best series i've ever seen, and for me...that is a big thing to say. It has everything a series could want, charm, comedy, drama with a touch of vulgarity. It's perfect. You can't help but warm to Sudeikis (Lasso) very quickly and you embrace Ted for everything that he is.

All of the other characters that fit around Ted are also just as good and I was never bored once during the whole 3 seasons. It never once fell flat for me and I laughed out loud pretty much on every episode at something. It is brilliantly written with a beautiful story. I could spend all day singing its praises but all I can say is to watch it if you haven't already, you won't regret it.