Karry Best movie of this year hands down!

Lancoor A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

DemepLtda Very nice British series. They have a deep gut and don't need special effects at all. The most amazing thing about the 'bad guys' on this series is the reason the all are humans. No monster can beat the cruelty, in fact no monster can beat a distorted human mind. Sometimes we're gods and devils with the same soul. I think we should have invest on this kind of entertainment to show people what we are capable of. Some characters deserve more family drama in their lives that will be recognized by us with the same events. Another aspect is the weather on all seasons, I mean is overcast pretty much all the time, and it is cool due to increase the mystery on the story line. Have nice dreams. Regards, Marco.

raquelzepeda I like this series except for the way they always seem to investigate the crime scenes in the dead of night. Sometimes I forget that this series is based in the 21st century due to their lack of use of technology.The research analyst that volunteered really drives me crazy because he doesn't even have any sort of data base for all of his research. Even a list on word processing software placed in a table could do the job! LOL!So, I guess you could say this series is in twilight between the early 20th century and the beginning of the 21st.Nonetheless, the dialogue is good along with the characters and a very good plot behind each episode.

earlofvoid I've always liked British series, especially crime related which have long tradition in British television.So here is a 8 star crime-drama with interesting historical tints. This can't go wrong, right?Wrong.Elephant sized plot holes on non-existing script which stalls on petty sidelines and then in a last minute sums everything up without satisfactory conclusion.One dimensional clichéd characters with little-to-no growth whose actions are idiotic and naive (to a point I had to take pauses just to bite my hand not to scream aloud) topped with pointless and flat dialogue.Abusing historical facts as they please still leaving incoherent story line.Technically excellent with good acting but... with writing this bad which constantly underestimates viewer amazes me how something like this has 8 star average.

pensman Not a typical series. The show is based on a sort of premise that crimes repeat themselves and for the first season it was tracking down a Jack the Ripper intent on replicating the original Ripper's crimes. And the following season follow suit to a degree but of course everything is updated and frequently contains a twist. The series relies on atmosphere and character relations, especially the growing respect between DI Chandler (Rupert Penry-Jones) and DS Ray Miles (Philip Davis). Chandler suffers from OCD and his fast track career is ended when he chooses to save his sergeant over capturing a criminal. Miles is a hard-nosed by the gut street smart cop. The two find themselves enmeshed in eerie crimes assisted by civilian researcher Edward Buchan (Steve Pemberton) who is a crime fan who surfers from guilt when his research can't save a victim. The shows get better from season to season and the third season two parter (episodes 3.5 and 3.6) will have you watching with the lights on. If you don't have patience for character development, I would suggest you just start with season two.