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Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

johnanthonymazzei Just watched the pilot so my review is limited. After reading Dr_Sagan's review I felt compelled to give my opinion. The show hits the ground running as any good spy story should. Please keep in mind TV shows and movies are comic books brought to life on camera. In 42 minutes of run time the pilot did a good job of establishing the show's themes as well as character development. The main cast members ( Not just the secret agent man ) have stories of their own, are integral to the plot not 2 dimensional back drops as often happens. The show does seem to have borrowed from:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089901/?ref_=nv_sr_1Good dialog and over the top action--remember this is a comic book. The only part I was lost on was the sending of an encrypted e- mail to the hospital to get an ambulance to pick up the rescued hostage. Is there a secret agent doctor or nurse in future episodes ?In the love between a man and a man Dr_Sagan is the woman.

spokanegolfer This is an excellent series, I find it sad that it has been cancelled. Rick Simon, Sharon Stone, Jeff Hephner, and Olga Fonda, how could you go wrong? Yes, I consider myself a patriot, and I love my country! It seems harder and harder to believe in and stand up for what you believe in without it being twisted or others finding something to object to about it. This is true of politicians as well. In order to protect the president and allow deniability, there is a need for separation. This show show has many similarities to National Treasure and I always love the masons and all that they have done. Any type of James Bond/Human Target show is fantastic, and is far superior to any reality TV!!

catherinemccutcheon1-722-557842 To start, I'm not too sure what program the low reviewers are actually watching. I find Agent X great to watch, it's not hard to watch either which I find nice after a long day working but that's not to say its something to switch your brain off either! The story is fairly simple but it is not boring, every episode has Agent X trying to stop another bad guy/girl and you feel the story expanding and other people coming from the woodwork. The actors are all fun to watch and as for the chemistry, in theory they have just met each other!! You find yourself wanting to know more about the characters. I am enjoying this series and I really hope there is another one.

atlasmb John Case (Jeff Hephner) is a secret agent who works for the Vice President of the United States (Sharon Stone). This gives the President plausible deniability if his existence ever came to light, which is just how the job was designed back in the early days of the republic.As the premise was described by producers and actors of the show, the series is supposed to be about an "American Bond". That's exactly how the show feels, though Case feels more Craig than Connery. The show jumps into the action as quickly as any show I have seen--no doubt wanting to grab an audience immediately. The makers of the show also wanted the show to be "big, fun" and "almost like a comic book", which means the astute viewer will suspend disbelief and sit back for the ride. And the line between good and evil will be clearly defined, though not without its occasional twist.The first episodes are very satisfying, with plenty of action, great production values, and a storyline that involves a formidable Russian opponent named Olga (Olga Fonda).Gerlad McRaney plays the part of Malcolm, the man who provides guidance and backup, the Alfred to Case's Batman.As the show continues, hopefully they can keep the missions interesting and further develop the various characters that populate the world of John Case, Agent X.