briefly
the good: What a Great Story! It was thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish!
The acting was very good (them brits seem to have penchant for it) and the FX were believable.
the bad: There seemed to be a few editing and continuity errors here and there, nothing overly overt, mind you, but enough to take me out my Suspension of disbelief, if only for a moment.
the ugly: Well not much (if any) of this series had anything truly ugly in it, so I will use this space to nitpick.
The roads, why do these things seem to always get the roads wrong? I mean you can place a walled city or magnificent castle near flawlessly with CGI but you cannot be bothered to do anything with the roads? Gee whiz People, all you had to do was mow that little patch of growth in the middle of nearly every road to show that it’s pre-automobile, but do you? hardly ever
And fire-arrows? seriously fire-arrows? Don’t get me wrong, fire-arrows were real, just not in the way they are portrayed here.

When this came out there was so many people and media coverage saying how good this was that I just knew I had to see it.
So when I finally got to see it, I made a night of it.
Renting several other horror flicks and inviting my cousin-in-law who was just as keen to see it as me.
The film was very entertaining! I consider this movie a comedy classic. Terrifying …not so much.
I can understand why many people found this scary, you’re in a place that you have rarely, if ever, been (the woods) and it’s full of strange noises and smells and what have you, then you get turned around and suddenly you’re lost!
Oh! No! time to panic!

TL;DR
City kids get lost in the woods and freak out, hilarity ensues.

Along with the show this was based on (Dead Set), ‘Reality Z’ has both comedy and horror along with a heavy dose of drama and tragedy.

While it did set itself up for a possible 2nd season, I felt, that it had run its course.
The ending was both hopeful and hopeless and also promising and disappointing at the same time. (if that makes sense)

First you have this chick who wants every one to have an equal chance at living inside and then you have a ruthless character willing to do whatever it takes to survive and then he capitulates to the 1st outsider who shows up with a little power and then in the end when the girl who originally wanted everyone to be safe and secure inside opened up the other door thus ensuring that the few people that might have survived have an even lesser chance than before?
What The Heck!

After some time to think, I have concluded that the ending was truly more realistic than first surmised, people will always carry their own personal baggage with them, even into an Apocalyptic scenarios, as useless as it is.

Well that was unexpected…… After the last ep. I started to garner some hope for this season ending on a more realistic note.
Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed this, each and every episode, but to end it with such B.S. ……………….
Well, I guess the creators can do with it what they want.

TL;DR
communism triumphs over Reality …apparently

About time some realism was injected into this show!
My only wish would that it had been that useless politician.

This is the ‘BEST’ cooking show ever.
Ever wonder why applesauce can be a substitute for eggs in certain applications?
This can teach you why and how.
Rather than just focusing on ‘basic recipes’ this show gives you an insight into what your ingredients actually are and why they act the way they do when you cook them using different methods.

BORING! Whatever social commentary this was supposed to provoke was lost to me when I saw this and there is nothing I recall to make me wanna watch this as an adult.
I remember watching this at a school mates house several years after its theatrical release on a VCR (they were very expensive at the time like 1k usd or such) and even though I was about her age when she did this film, all I did was to badger my friend into fast forwarding to the nude parts (it was a really boring movie)and then insist we watch ‘Private School’ which I knew from my older brother had what I wanted to see.
If I had not had my head in the clouds I might have noticed there was something wrong in his house.

Lol, this series makes me happy.
Mark Hamill has always been good with voices so it took me a second to recognize.

Good Movie! Lots of Action, plenty of character development, straightforward plot.
The really good English dubs helped me out a lot, no pausing and rewinding to see the action I missed while reading.
Of course it’s still your standard boy meets girl and saves humanity type of movie, with a lot of your typical Hollywood type plot elements.

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What a wonderful episode.
While not necessary to appreciate this ep. watching this https://www.primewire.li/movie/197011-watch-clue is not a waste of time.

This is worth watching, but only if you’re a fan of pathetic ineptitude.
Focusing too much on moralistic rambling and less on reality, this “movie” is a travesty of post apocalyptic cinema.
From the very beginning it is unbelievable, the whole ‘Lone Survivor’ thing is too far overdone and unlikely, and going to get water without once looking around, is just stupid.
And a whole field of corn (not maize, maize is the wild version or ‘Indian Corn’ if you prefer) that has not been harvested? Never mind that modern corn varieties are wholly dependent on artificial fertilizers, why would anyone let an entire field of food just sit there, out in the open, attracting who knows what, within an easy walk from where you are hiding?
There are NO RULES or MORALS in Survivor mode, those things are a luxury.

While I loved seeing one of my childhoods favorite comic book heroes come to the small screen, I was disappointed with the choice of supporting characters.
In the limited amount of time they had, they did do a decent job of conveying Sgt. Rock’s character, barely.
The story was good, I could clearly see him doing and acting just that way.
But to put him in a story with a werewolf, vampire and frankenstein’s monster was a really weird way to reintroduce a character.
What was he like in the comics? Think LT. Dan from Forrest Gump sans the happy ending.