Dotsthavesp
I wanted to but couldn't!
Hattie
I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.
Kinley
This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows
MacKrazy
I haven't watched much TV in recent years, programs have degraded my TV so much I felt it was best to face it towards a corner till it thought about what it had done. Soaps, Reality TV, Bad comedies, Reality TV, Annoying Game shows and Reality TV have saturated the schedules but then this comes along. This is the best Drama/Thriller serial I've seen in ages. Whats not to like? Ray Liotta being uber cool, Amy Smart being so sexy I have to wipe the steam from the screen,(Thank god I said Steam), Simon Baker and his underlying violent tendencies. The plots where interesting and exciting, We got a little glimpse into each characters life in each episode while getting down with some grade-A action that even makes most feature films look boring, I'm talking Motor Bike chases, Hummer ram raids, Chainsaw killings, Sniper assassins, High Profile robberies and good old fashioned fist fights.
CatoTSR2
Massive hot off the press 'Ray Liotta' led thriller, only to be canned by the moguls for some odd bizarre reason. Oh dear Mr Hollywood haven't you got it wrong big time. How many series of 24, Yawn!!! ER went into cardiac arrest since Clooney left: Smith is a fantastic concept with an electrifying cast and genre'. I did not get the bit in the first series with one of the team popping the 2 bodyguards on the beach. But don't you wish that was you on occasions? Great story well executed script, very much in the Winner/Bronson, "The Mechanic" mode. I could look at Virginia Madsen all day and not get bored. I suppose there's no point in getting a petition up to have it back on the tube!
swetepete
This is one of the best crime dramas on TV, maybe almost as good as early 'Sopranos' or 'Shield.' It has a wicked soundtrack, it's beautifully shot and choreographed, and sports some of the best acting I've seen on a network show. The characters are, basically, incorrigible scum; but, they pull off their heists with such style, I find myself very much hoping they stick around for a couple dozen episodes. No doubt most or all of them will meet nasty ends, but in the meantime, 'Smith' is a good place to indulge in some cathartic mayhem and villainy. The soundtrack is phenomenal--Rancid, Dirty Pretty Things, Imogen Heap, Thom Yorke, and the Ramones have all popped up early on in the series. I expect the music to stay high-end as the first season progresses. 'Smith' is not for an audience who needs to cheer for the forces of law and order. It's all about the bad guys, and not saying sorry.
hollyhox
My god, I was blown away by this show. I can't believe I watched this on television, because it felt more like a movie. So good, so dramatic, yet so understated. It doesn't always need to be screaming and explosions, 24.I loved the ending, where he just watches his son sleep. A lesser show would have ruined that scene with treacly music, but here, there was just silence. And even though he didn't move or say anything, you could sense the anguish over the loss of his crew member in Liotta's eyes...just amazing.I also loved the look of the show. Everything in the suburban side of Ray's life is so beige: his home, his office, his neighborhood...you can already kind of understand his drive to do something dangerous.This show could be as good as the Sopranos. But I felt just as hopeful about Threshold last season (no, I won't let that go!) and CBS canceled it. It also had an awesome cast. I'm just sayin'.
