Having the option of plan B takes the normal consequences on other`s actions and turns the buyer of the plan into a caretaker. Just watching it is exhausting.

The main character, Phil, cannot seem to catch a break. This episode seemed more like a soap opera to me than just drama.

I felt like I was confined watching this film. It just went on and on and on. At some point way before the movie ended I really did not care whether he got out or not. I just wanted it to be over.

A family reunion.

Story about a guy and girl who were a couple in high school. Fast forward to when he gets out of jail and they meet up. It was mostly a sad but realistic view of what happens when people make desperate choices. The ending is a bit of a cliff hanger but visually haunting.

This will make a good family movie. No sex, cursing, or violence except with the dinosaurs.Hardly any talking at all. Enough action to keep the kids interested and one brave girl survivor who saves the pilots backside a few times. The ending seemed a bit cut off to me. He was planning on getting her home, but who's home? Her family was dead in the crash. Maybe his home. It was left open ended to perhaps form ones own opinion. Too simplistic to be considered a good adult movie.

Lots of action, a surprise strategy, friends lost and found, and a big reveal at the end.

Now that is the best example I have ever seen of lying to someone to protect them. Very good ending of the season.

Not a happy episode at all for anyone, but shows a realistic version of the different sides of loss and grief.

This episode; words of wisdom: Working together makes for a better solution. Watch what you say. Someday it may come back to bite you in the behind. Space jellyfish are pretty, but dont get in the middle of their birth. We all know they dont kill off major characters in this series, so I never doubted they would all survive. Why could we only see Deanna Troi at a distance? Was she really in this episode?

A bit over the edge of boundaries for my liking. Mostly good with a cliffhanger right at the end.

Well, things could not get any more dire or dramatic. Cool credits, too.

If you don’t think much about it, the short is spooky. But anyone with common sense know not to let your dog run wild at night in the woods. Also, when he heard his dog in distress, he didn’t even try to call him back. So then he thinks his dog runs under the auto and is bleeding. He doesn’t check the injury. Instead he starts shooting at something in the woods without knowing what it is. His son and the dog he thinks is his is in the car by then. He shoots his own dog and kills it. The film ends with dog in the car next to his son now has glowing eyes. That, by the way, can show up when light hits the animal’s eyes the right way at night. Demon dog that looks exactly like his own, but without the bell? Whoever wrote this script has less intelligence than a rock.

I thought with Ellie`s backstory, Joel would be another cliffhanger. Glad I was wrong.

It is nice to see some of the crew from the original Next Generation on board this season, as well as some cast from previous seasons of Picard. Looks like he has some big challenges in front of him for this season based on the first episode. As for this being his last season, I don`t think it is so much based on his popularity as the fact that he is 82 in real life. I read a few interviews he gave where he said it is much more difficult to remember lines the older he gets. I am just glad he will be around a bit longer for all of us!

Low budget, no real story. Mostly running and crawling around in the woods to stay away from whatever is turning humans into zombies.

There is always spooky screen shots in each episode. But thats about all there is going for it. Each one of the characters is weird and the big elephant in the room is that Dorthy killed her baby and the baby is Leannes. How can each episode ignore that for several seasons.

This was both an amazing and extremely difficult film to watch. As I have cared for and raised parrots most my adult life, I was very interested in watching the bird rescue in India The difficult part was seeing the deplorable conditions these people have to live in; the hundreds of rats at night, the run down and cluttered buildings, the sewage that overflows into residential areas after the rains, air pollution of over 700, the hate crimes and unrest. Yet in spite of it all three men and their family take tare of and save hundreds of birds every day. They managed through funding to build the first wildlife hospital in the area. It is humbling to see the courage and dedication of these men. It is both a heartbreaking and beautiful story.