Kentarion

A group of mercenaries wake up in a ship without memory. Because of that they have to find a new way of handling things, because they themselves don't know who they are and how they react.

The Cast itself has everything any other Syfi cast has, especially when you see the pilot all of them kind of stereotypes you know (the girl, the hottie, the cyborg, the weaponsfreak, the martial arts guy, the techie...). nothing new here. Luckily this changes a bit over the next view shows and you feel that there is a good character development.

Because of this exploration of the characters this TV-show has its right to exist and is nice to watch. Some of the actors even do a decent job. It could be a bit more funny thou :)

I like it and i hope it will last long and improve in quality over time like some of the better syfi shows did.

I really didn't want to watch this movie. The low rating is an absolute no go. But thanks to some user comments i saw a potential.

I'm happy that i took the chance. It's a movie about life in a certain age - my age. Maybe thats the the reason i liked the movie. It was true. I had a good feeling watching it. I didn't always like the way the camera was moving, but in the end it gave the movie an innocent touch.

This movie takes you into the life of some people you get to know just a little bit. it's like going to a party and listening to other peoples conversations without yourself interrupting. It's a pure view of the world in the eyes of John, Mia and Violet. It's so pure you see their skin 'unphotoshopped' and thats refreshing.

I often feel being betrayed or lied about how things look like, how people look like or how locations, bars, streets look like. All the lights, all the make up, all the color boosts... sometimes its just too much.

To view a movie about kind of a real life story - it's a nice idea to do that with real faces, real streets, real situations. And with that comes no explosion, no special close up event, no beautiful candle light sex scene... etc..

That said, this movie is definitively underrated. If you like Lost in Translation or Vicky Christina Barcelona - you may like this movie too. Just don't expect beautiful colors, perfect romance or a Hollywood type movie in general.

Sorry, but it was not as good as all you ppl do, i love the book, i love the characters, i love the animations, and the nature surrounded in this movie (new zealand).

But it could be done better (for sure). I don't like the fast scene changes, time changes, location changes. There is no break for getting a better feeling how long the journey and how far it goes.

The first 1 1/2 hours were gone like a time lapse. The second part was much better, little bit more Story and time. But not enough - how should a watcher know (if he didn't read the book) why Gimli is so sad about the something (? did someone hear it?) died in moria. He is sad, ok but why? I know it, but not someone who didn't read the book. what about the other presents from galadriel, what about the fear against the water from hobbits? What about the little party in Rivendell - it was dark, but secure place.

But ok, there was no time... but sometimes i think some scenes like the lovestory... or about this little scene with this stairs in moria...

It's ok allover, yes, but not this great movie everyone wants to explain. But it's MUCH better than Harry 'the silent guy with no voice and sad gaze' Potter.

5/10 maybe it will be better if i see it again, and i will, but at this time - 5 out of 10.