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I found this show totally by accident - I was looking for something new to watch, and this handsome young man cought my eye :) Shows description was nice too,, so I decided to give it a try. And I completelly fell in love with it from the very begining. What facinates me most - it is obvious how much mork it is put into this show - it is not just another dull detective show, no - the story line is always complex, intriguent, it keeps you on your toes, and make you to twist your mind aswell. Shaun Evans is brilliant actor - the way he represents young Morse, it's ohhh, let just say - I fell in love with them bouth :))

So if you are looking for good, twisted detective story, lovable characers - this show is perfect for you - enjoy! ;)

From the trailer it seemed to be another "MIB" kind of film - and it was. Not that it's a bad thing. A bit if mystery and action is always a good combination. If you like that style - this film is for you. 😊 personally i enjoyed it - thou the plot is very simple and a bit predictable, but at the same time it's easy, simple, fast with a lot of action, love, of course, and some unexpected and expected evil twists. 😀 Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Bacon played theyr parts very well. It was fun to watch them in action. I personally love Kevin Bacon - he is a great actor, and this character was so him. Other casts members did great job to. So, all in all, this is the perfect movie to spent an easy evening with.

I was really amazed by this film - there is no actual action in it but is so emotionally strong! At first sight it looks like documentary but it's actually not. The topic - bringing home dead soldier - is really heart-breaking, involving all of us, thou not everyone of us has direct ties with the military. I was pleased that there was no propaganda, no politics, no religion - just simple truth and reality. And Kevin Bacon played his part so well - to catch and express that thin line between grief, sympathy, doubt and strict military training. No surprise he won golden globe for it.

This film has to be seen by everyone, no matter where they live, what religion or political view they have.