BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Nate_the_Cinephile The show is very entertaining. I thought the cast was impressive before I watched it so I checked it out. It imaginatively combines hot topic political new topics with James Bond style stories. I've been a Bond fan for a long time so I think I'm allowed to say that. I don't want to go on and on here but in short, excellent show and Bret Ratner (director) has risen a few notches in my eyes for having done this show. Other things I might mention are: I watched the whole first season at my leisure on amazon instant video. I started by downloading one show, then another, then the whole season because it was so good! In my eyes it watching online during breaks from work was a very refreshing experience because the show is set in many (recreated) places around the world. Another side note: Check out the cool cast interview on cnet.com at I think the "buzz out loud" special for "south by southwest" (could be a different special tho.)

ianeff Wooden acting, self-satisfied, self-aggrandizing characters, boring action sequences, blah, blah, blah. There's really just nothing good about this series.I'm trying to avoid spoilers, here, so I'll just say that when this bloated monster tries to be clever, it comes off as crass, and that I expected appreciably more from Freddie Rodriguez, whose character in Six Feet Under was understated and subtle.The crux of how horrible this thing is comes at the end of every episode, when the characters come together and toss their heads around about how amazing all the plot-foiling and butt-kicking they've just done was. It's infuriating, annoying, and really not worth your time-- like the latter episodes of every trashy comedy out there.

Ty-134-USSR On Saturday night, nothing to do, switching TV channels, I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the characters' of CHAOS on TV. Thank you CBS that launched the CHAOS on TV again. Great episodes. Wonderful script. Cool acting. I am waiting for next Saturday to see the new adventures of the "Musketeers of the 21st Century". Good job guys. I am not understand how CBS could stop running such a good film. And now, without any announcement and advertisement they have put it on TV. It is not a good respect for the viewers. I hope that CBS will be corrected it, and they will follow more by viewers opinion. Chaos showing on TV that is already a good sign. Thank CBS. All the Best to the Cast and Crew of Chaos.

sortmaster I thought this opening episode was excellent. If they can keep up the writing, this show is sure to find an audience. I watch all my shows on the net so I'm not sure about networks/time-slots, but I hope they don't bury this one because I think it's got some broad-spectrum appeal.I like the main characters. They have a good spectrum of personalities. The weakest link I see is the main protagonist, since he's playing the wide-eyed idealist newbie. His evolution will be needed as the series progresses, but the rest give a good feel of jaded spies. The backbiting and info dealing of the CIA co-workers is hilarious, I can't wait for the next one! If you liked Chuck's season 1, you'll likely find something to like here so give it a shot. It's less cheesy/campy, though still has a light-hearted feel.