mike_21

Well I don't know if writers inspired from Ray Donovan, but Mr. Inbetween is a thug with a broken family, powerful and competent. The show is a Crime-Comedy, with stunning cast understanding exactly their roles and the supporting actors are so funny. However sometimes the show gets boring or slow paced and the accent sometimes requires subtitles. Not fresh ideas TV series but very well executed with funny and violent thugs.

The last 4 years I haven't missed an animation film in 3D, I go with my kids at all the animation movies in the big theaters. I think turbo is the best of the year so far, better than Ralf, and maybe better than previous year's animations, like brave, ice age 4, Madagascar 3 etc.

Visually it is stunning, the cars are amazing and the action is almost unparalleled. It doesn't have the deep meaning of the How to train your dragon, or Toy Story 3, however go and watch it for what it is: pure fun.

My kids were absolutely satisfied and my son, 7 years old, was amazed and I had a couple of hours of 3D entertainment.

8,5 out of 10

Why it didn't work for me: Well although scenery, acting, camera work and production are on the great side, I really don't enjoy to see one guy kill every opponent that gets on his way. Can he really be faster than everyone else? Is this type of script really works on 2011? Probably yes, as too many happy reviewers floating around - BUT wouldn't you expect something that is unpredictable? This is of utmost importance to me: the unpredictability of the series, the thing that will keep me to go on and on (e.g. Breaking Bad).

Hey but not with justified, I wasn't hooked on my huge LED. Why? Because I for sure, knew that near the end of each episode, Timothy will kill the bad guy, Timothy will be faster, quicker and more accurate than his opponents cowboys or Neonazis.

I bought the whole first season, but didn't finish it.