hmmdrmike

This show is so perfectly done that this review will sound extremely biased, but I can't help it - it's simply that good. The characters are all incredibly deep and well developed. Even ancillary characters are given compelling story lines, you really get a feel for the people that surround Dexter's life.

Then there's Dexter himself. I've never seen a character so simultaneously expressive and emotionless. His constant struggles with himself and his life are all beautifully played out on screen.

All in all, you figure it must be a good show if you're rooting for a serial killer. enjoy

First, let me say that the fighting sequences were EXCELLENT. Better than the first two combined. With that said, the plot is fraught will HUGE plot holes, the acting is atrocious (James Franco & Thomas Haden Church) being the only two watchable actors, and the dialogue was ridiculously bad.

The Plot - it really seemed like Sam Raimi was trying to combine 2 movies into one. The fact that he tried to cram so much into such a short amount of time ends up hurting the movie more than anything else. No storyline is developed properly and the audience is left wondering why most of the action is happening.

The Acting - I'm a huge Topher Grace fan, but he's a terrible Venom. I'm not entirely sure why he was chosen to be Eddie Brock, maybe because Sam Raimi knew that most of his viewers wouldn't know the comic book version of Eddie Brock, but honestly Toper Grace was just a terrible choice regardless. Kristen Dunst is one of the worst actresses in Hollywood. I don't know why people continue to cast her in movies. Mary Jane Watson is supposed to be a supermodel. Kristen Dunst looks like a horse. Barbaro would've done a better job. Everyone else, however, did a great job.

The Dialogue - It was just cheesy and terrible. Like everything else in the movie, it felt rushed and forced.

Sadly, this movie will go on to break box office records when it really shouldn't. It tricked me into watching it and I'm sure it'll trick millions of other people. If you MUST see it, wait until the DVD and get a bunch of friends together to make fun of it. Terrible 1/10

This is has so more depth, wit, and humor in one episode all sitcoms on television today. It's on par with Seinfeld, Cheers, and every other famous sitcom in terms of its use of story lines, on-going "inside jokes," and character development. Just fantastic.

Every character has their strengths and weaknesses. You simultaneously root for and against all of them (save Michael). If anything, watch for the developing relationship between George Michael and his cousin. Instant classic comedy.

I can't really say more about this. This show is ridiculously amazing and it's a shame that Fox canceled it and instead shows shows like "Are you smarter than a 5th grader." Watch it and love it.

I'm going to stop writing this comment and re-watch the series.