Wow. I can’t believe anyone outside of Western Canada and under the age of 45 would have ever even heard of the Payolas. They were terrible, but I heard Eyes of a Stranger playing in this episode. Really surprising.

Good movie, but horrible casting. Jill Clayburgh might be a good actress, but she is nothing like the refined, softly beautiful, and quietly soulful Jill Ireland was. Holy crap. Lance Henrikson did his best, but he looks nothing like Charles Bronson, so it was very distracting, and wtf Jimmy McNichol? why? lol. Could’ve been a thousand times better with proper casting. Thank you, uploaders.

Oh wow! I saw this my first time at an IMAX when it came out. It was amazing on the massive screen.

5 stars. I haven’t seen this for many years. Thank you, uploaders.

Excellent movie. They’re like hostages. Sickening. Hurray for the red, white, and blue. 🤢🤮.

It’s a cheesily acted and scripted show, even for 97/98, but I like time travel stories, and it was kind of cool that William Devane’s son played a younger version of his character. My gosh they look alike.

I don’t care for some of his comedic movies, although his recent TV show was funny when it didn’t cross my gross-out line, lol, so I was pleasantly surprised at his serious acting skills. I watched this almost two weeks ago all in one sitting. Excellent mid-century biographical espionage series.

i agree the actors were great. i dnt know their names but here you got it. nice posting.

I love biopics, but this is some bad acting and the music is … whoa, so bad. I thought I’d seen this when it first aired, but I don’t remember it being quite this poorly done. It was fun to see Mannix on screen again, though. I always liked Mike Connors. Thank you, uploaders.

This is a great movie! Everyone in it does a fantastic job. No wonder the IMDb rating is so high. 5/5 stars.

Kinda weird. And an awful, dingy office. I always had nice offices, and even in old Gastown, the office space was always decent. Yuck.

I love biographies, but I cannot stomach schmaltzy Broadway singing, especially this extra-awful era. So I’m stopping after one episode, but for anyone who enjoys it, this is quite well-done. Too bad, because it would’ve been a decent binge-watch.

I’d love to see this.

I watched this after watching The Vow documentary. This gives an idea of the events, but not the full picture. Andrea Roth’s English accent is almost as fake and terrible sounding as Madonna’s. Otherwise it’s pretty good.

Mark’s Law is something that should just be a given down there. I can’t believe it isn’t. Wtf.

I noticed the IMDb rating is unusually high. It is now at 7.1 from a total of 33 votes. All 11 written IMDb reviews are utterly stellar. All 11 written IMDb reviewers saw an advanced screening, so they are likely in the movie, part of the crew, or friends of those people. It’s an ok movie. The music is well-done, but it doesn’t always fit, and it’s overpowering. Not because it’s loud; but because it’s quite good and doesn’t fit with what is happening. In the beginning, it’s beautifully poignant-sounding, which makes no sense. There are drawn out moments of tension, which are almost absurd (the “Let ME drive the car” moment when the car won’t even start had me laughing hysterically…which I know it was not supposed to do, and the kerfuffle over the telescope that won’t fit in the car was just dopey…and also unintentionally comical). And then the music builds, but it builds beyond the acted-out tension and then has nowhere further to really go. The acting is fairly good. The beginning is way too drawn out, and the attempt to make these guys, who don’t even all know each other until this event, some kind of lifelong-friend team that is now back together is weird. Some things are a bit too complicated to understand (the radio signal science stuff). It’s not bad, but it ain’t no 8.6 or even 7.1 IMDb stars. Thank you, uploaders.

How could anyone do that to their child or anyone they love. And the sickos who perpetuate the absurd idea of conversion “therapy” in the name of Jesus. The heinous things some truly messed up people do; completely forgetting the commandment directly from Jesus: “This is my commandment. That ye love one another, as I have loved you.” John 15:12.

I came here to see if anyone had mentioned the recent media coverage of the real case. Scary and creepy, eh? I watched some of her interview with her new weird adoptive parents and didn’t buy a word they said. I hope the original adopters aren’t found guilty of their charges.

This is a great movie. I’ve seen it a few times, and I only just realized the same actor, John David Washington, is in another show I really like: Ballers. And after realizing that, I then learned that he is Denzel Washington’s son. Thank you, uploaders.

Thank you for uploading this!

I am not a Judy Garland fan at all, but this is a very well-done and different documentary. Giving it one star, especially without even probably having watched it, is just petty, immature, and foolish. That in no way renders an actual opinion that helps anyone thinking about watching this. Grow up.

Could’ve capitalized SO much more on the theme of brainy, socially-stunted, awkward outcasts trying to fit 5 years of teenage fun into one night, but it totally missed its mark. Could’ve been much, much funnier, and the pudgy girl’s character could’ve been so much more likeable without changing the bit of friendship dynamic drama that was played out. At first, she seemed to be like a female Jonah Hill in the Jump Street movies, which would’ve worked perfectly for this. Instead, I felt no sympathy for her character and wanted her to fail. I think I just didn’t like the character, but maybe I also didn’t like the actress. I’m not sure. But the scene-stealer is definitely the character, Gigi/Triple A, who was a scream. I don’t know who she is, but her looks and mannerisms remind me of a cross between Blake Lively and Bri Larson. If it hadn’t been for her, I would’ve not bothered watching through to the end. Thank you, uploaders.

I’m sorry I double posted but it showed my comment was deleted almost immediately after I made it. And this one wouldn’t delete, so now I’m writing this edit. Weird.

This was filmed where I live. Like…I could see them from my building, lol.

You are just a miserable fuck with zero joy in your life aren’t ya?

omg YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

Whether you’re for or against Trumpo, this show is ridiculously biased and one sided. It’s produced by Viceland, they’re so far to the left they make Buzzfeed and CNN look conservative.

So both Josh and Michael are lying? I don’t think so.

I’m not a fan of ALW or really anything Broadway; although, I did sit in the front row at one of Yul Brynner’s last performances in The King and I, and I was spellbound, but mostly just because of him and the iconic role. I tried this. I wish I hadn’t.

It is a sad, sad movie, and just a warning that I found one of the scenes in particular to be extremely disturbing. We see violence in many movies, but this was somehow one of the more horrifying scenes I’ve watched and there wasn’t even any blood or gore. I’d want to be warned, and it’s not a spoiler. The synopsis is clear. The story was in the news even here in Canada. I think the scene is core-shaking. Thank you uploaders.

Passing a cyclist and claiming he was turning around and rode into her car, when he said he almost never rides his bike to school, but he was late that day, so he rode. No way was he turning around, plus her car hit him in the rear quarter panel. And she wants the car damage paid for by the biker’s parents? Judge Judy is absolutely right that she is lucky they didn’t sue her for hitting their son. What an idiot. Cop should’ve and would’ve given HER a ticket here, and as for her car, here, provincially-run auto insurance would cover her damages less her deductible, but her rate would go up or her Safe Driving would be incrementally affected, as it should be, because she is a crappy driver. Thank God we have government-run insurance and no No-Fault BS insurance.

“Don’t ever do that again!” Johnny Depp was hilarious. And that horse (or horses) from Ontario was beautiful. Thank you uploaders.

omg YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

This was really cute, and the outtakes at the end are hilarious. Thank you, uploaders.

So dumb. I’ve never cared much for the Beatles, but I have respect for actual legend status, and they are indeed legends. But this is silly. Never mind the fact that the narrator does the worst Liverpool accent and George Harrison imitation ever, but Heather Mills is younger than I am, and I was 1 year old in 1966 😂😂. They even dubbed over the real Harrison saying “Faul” instead of what he actually said, “Paul” in the the Australian TV interview close to the end of this, sneaky bastards. And the supposed justification for needing to cover up Paul McCartney’s “death”…that there’d be mass suicides?! Lol. No there wouldn’t have. Plenty of beloved people have passed and there has never been a rash of emotional-devastation suicides. Thank you, uploaders, though.

omg YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

Maybe she did do a great job. I just felt annoyed because of the behavior i witnessed from her, like she was a spoiled brat. She wanted to go to london because she was broke but acted completely ungrateful when she got there. I dont think she really acted that way. I dont hate judy but i dont want to remeber her like that.

This episode seems to have audio playing from the commercials over the episode in quite a few spots.

I thought Angela was utterly repulsive, but TLC has outdone themselves. Say hello to Lisa. Ugh.

Ok movie but weird ending. Thank you, uploaders.

When Olivia asks where they took Vincent, the guy tells her “the local hospital in Abbotsford”. This was filmed in North and West Vancouver and Lions Bay and along the Sea to Sky Highway. I live in Abbotsford, and it is a 2 hour drive from there to where I am, lol.

My goodness this is so sad. I hadn’t heard anything about this before. Thank you, uploaders.