Did Charlize Theon get plastic surgery? I can barely recognize her! I was trying to figure out who she was.

This is fantastic. I’ve loved Michael Sheen since I saw him in Laws of Attraction 15 years ago as the crazy punk rocker. He and Tennant have incredible chemistry in this series and the soundtrack and theme song variations are superb. If you like Lucifer, I think you’ll like this. Such a treat.

Thank you SO much, uploaders.

I don’t care for broadway singing, or broadway music, really at all, but I have seen The King and I with Yul Brynner from the 3rd row, and that was definitely spellbinding, and American Idiot was really good. They didn’t ruin Green Day’s music, like Mamma Mia unequivocally destroyed ABBA, and I was sure it would be hard to stomach, but I was very pleased to be wrong. Especially the girl who played Whatsername. So I didn’t really know if I’d like this, or even be able to tolerate it, but maybe because it wasn’t Andrew Lloyd Webber, I actually didn’t just like it; I loved it. There were even parts that choked me up, much to my surprise. They were all fantastic, especially Jefferson, but I think King George stole the show. Thank you uploaders.

hail to you God of Doctors :)

Thank you for uploading these! Looking forward to E13.

I had no idea what this was about. I hadn’t seen any trailers for it. It was great! I have to say that Daniel Craig blew me away. I’ve seen him in a few things. I’m a James Bond fan, but I haven’t been able to get through the first one of his Bond films (tried 3 times with the first one and fell asleep each time), nor have I tried any of the rest of them after that, but I have seen him in quite a few other movies playing different kinds of characters. This was so different from all of those. Kind of like Kenneth Branagh in Wild, Wild West, but not quite as quirky/silly. There’s a bit of a scene where he’s singing away in a car by himself, and I thought his comedic timing was pretty good. And not-so-nice Chris Evans was different. But I still think he’s a sweetheart. The jokes about the kid who’s “basically a Nazi” had me laughing out loud, and Don Johnson always does a pretty solid performance. Great story and nice twists. Thank you, uploaders!

This was an interesting fantasy. Kind of like a time travel movie. I like that idea. I was never a big Beatles’ fan, but I do recognize legends when I hear them, and if I had been a big Beatkes’ fan, there are some scenes in here that really would’ve made me choke up. In fact, I did get choked up a little bit, anyhow. I think it’s a very sweet movie, although the performer is pretty awful. I thought we were supposed to think he blew his first live concert, but it was supposed to have been a great success, and I and a few other musicians were the only ones laughing. I think if you love the Beatles and/or like time travel/alternate universe flicks, you might enjoy this.

What did you think was the worst scene?

If you’re avoiding this because you think it’s just a sappy rom-com, without spoiling it, I can tell you that it isn’t really a romantic movie. I rarely get choked up over romance, and that’s why this caught me off guard and I did have to swallow a few tears. The music is fantastic, and Emma Thompson steals the show. It’s also kind of a lovely tribute to George Michael, his song, and the fact that he passed on Christmas Day. I met him in 1987, and I feel lucky to have that experience in my memory. Thank you, uploaders.

David Tennant’s perfect Jim Morrison swagger just kills me.

Thank you for posting this so quickly. I wasn’t sure which service it was going to be streaming on. Great acting. Good movie.

Excellent movie. A beautifully acted and wonderfully-shot film for those who appreciate that kind of thing.

This was filmed in Maple Ridge, BC, although it was filmed during the summer. But the house he finds himself in from his childhood is the first house my parents built that we lived in from 1968-1971 when I was 3-6 years old. The first time I saw this, my heart leapt into my throat and I started bawling because I immediately recognized it. We had amazing Christmases when my father was alive, but those early ones for me are unforgettable. I had my first, and only one of a few, white Christmases in that house in 1969. Life really was so much simpler.

I thought it was very cute, and I fully expected it to be a family/children’s movie just like the other two iterations of Dr. Doolittle were. His accent actually was pretty good. At least according to our Welsh auntie, anyhow. She said it was fine. The squirrel cracked me up and so did the medical instrument-confused duck. It’s a very good copy, too. Thank you, uploaders.

Mixdrop should be called GoStop. Plays for 2 seconds (literally), then stops. Streamplay works though.

I’m trying to like this. I have Netflix and I’d saved it in my List, and I am finally giving it a watch today. I find the parts on earth with the music-playing entity thing more interesting than the space parts. Katee Sackhoff is a really bad actress, and I found that out last year after watching her in a movie about some entity that landed in Antarctica and which was mostly monologue acting/interacting with a computer voice. It was at best like watching a very bad high school play. When she was supposed to be reminiscing, it was so fake. And she’s really hard to look at. I never watched the remake of Battlestar Galactica, because I was a fan of the original series, and I actually read the book when I was 13, and Starbuck will only and always ever be Dirk Benedict, but I like space shows, and there’s really nothing out there right now except this, and I was hoping that she had gotten a bit better. And I’m going to give the fourth and fifth episode a chance, but I really hope I’m not going to continue to be disappointed and kind of creeped out just by her in general. I mean, a little bit of make up wouldn’t have hurt.

This was so good.

I’ve never particularly been a big fan of either Garland or Zellweger, but this was fantastic. She managed to mimic Garland’s awkward, jerky stage movements and mic mannerisms, her facial expressions, and even her speech pattern extremely well. My favourite movie genre is biographical, and especially, music biographies. The costumes, makeup, and portrayal were all incredible. The story shows how mind-f&cked she was as a child star in flashbacks and how terribly lonely she was as an adult as her career waned. Thank you, uploaders.
(PS: The yellow on-screen ad-writing does go away, even though it kind of sits and slowly scrolls in front of the screen for a bit in the very beginning.)

Well, I thought this was very entertaining; especially the first and last thirds of the movie. I actually like watching cam versions sometimes because I can hear the in-theatre audience reacting, and boy, did they react to things in this movie. Thor Ragnarok cam version was another movie that I actually enjoyed watching. The ending was fantastic to this, and it was nice to see the real Sharon Tate in the scene in the movie with Dean Martin when the character, Sharon Tate, goes to the cinema to watch herself in that movie. Her murder happened 2 days after my 4th birthday, and I happened to overhear my parents talking about it, and I can’t forget it. The costumes, sets, and hairstyles were very accurate, and it was also bittersweet seeing the late Luke Perry. The Steve McQueen cameo by Damian Lewis was terrible, and they should’ve actually just left his hair alone instead of pouffing it up ridiculously like they did. He did a terrible impression of McQueen, and his lines were stupid. Brad Pitt and Leo DiCaprio had great chemistry, but sometimes the pit bull stole the show, lol. Especially at the end! Thank you SO much, uploaders. I was looking forward to this.

i would like to see this girls full story, she sounds like quite the superhero :)
but I rekon Ill wait for a perfect copy

This comment reminds me of Laurence Fishburne in the Tina Turner biopic. So hard to watch!

This was really cute. Thank you, uploaders.

Quite a bit of this was filmed outside at my family’s antique car restoration/auto body shop in Mission, BC in the summer of 2009. The -real- homeless people were eyeing all the clothes, tents, and blankets the set design crew had bought and set up as a homeless camp around the outside of the shop, which is under an overpass and beside train tracks. We volunteer at the Salvation Army, and so we tried to get them to give the stuff away to the street people when they were done, but I think they just tossed most of it. Also, they didn’t buy it at Value Village (large second hand chain store here), like we suggested, so they’d save a pile of money. They bought it all new…just to set it outside for a couple of days. On another note, the movie is ok. The Canadian actor playing the FBI agent has a very pronounced (eastern) Canadian accent, though, so even though he’s not a bad actor, he kind of sticks out. Aaaand…I just realized there are no links for this anyhow, lol.

Ok i liked it, action all the way thru and quite a few laughs

I wish someone would smash Ivar’s face in.

What a fantastic story. Thank you, uploaders.

This was excellent! A little Venomesque, great action, and the funny thing is, Logan Marshall-Green looks an awful lot like Tom Hardy. So glad I found this. Thank you, uploaders!

Because of the way the IMDb synopsis line is written, I thought the movie was about the first time someone was convicted for murdering an FBI agent, lol. That’s some grammar. It’s actually about the first murder conviction OF an FBI agent.

This looks a thousand times better than “See”

Alma waddling into the garden club in that hideous red dress made me think about the lipstick on a pig idiom. Both seasons of this show were fantastic, but I especially liked season 2 because it stayed in a vintage era.

That was quite different. A little Stepford-ish. But the costumes and settings were beautiful. And that Eiza González is absolutely gorgeous.

What a sick creep. He’s hideous inside and out; right down to his empty, black soul. Even his voice is a nasally, whiney, dweeb voice. So disgusting.

At first, I thought it was slow, but then I realized this is Frank’s story, and the denouement is him starting the foundation. It’s not about the foundation starting and getting it up and running. It’s about Frank, and it’s a great. story. Thank you, uploaders.

What a beautiful movie. Thank you, uploaders.

I knew they were filming something sci fi here, but I couldn’t figure out what. Now I know, and it looks pretty interesting.