ritacavell Reviews

Hunter Killer (2018)

Great action film.

[10/10 · 26 October 2018]

I just went to see Hunter Killer and I thought it was a gripping film. I mainly went to see it because it was Michael Nyqvist's last film, even though there are two more to be released. I read a review on Goggle before I went and was snot expecting the film to be bad. I was pleasantly surprised to find myself on the edge of my seat through the action scenes. It was a fast paste film and the action started quite soon in the film. Along with Michael Nyqvist, there was Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman who played the irritating admiral, but all films seem to have them. Submarines, bombs and fighting along with a good feeling that people, given the chance can trust people.

Zero Hour: Pendulum (2013) Season 1, Episode 3

The theory might change.

[10/10 · 7 March 2013]

I feel this show should have had a chance to grow an audience. I believe there were twists coming that would have given the show a new path. Michael Nyqvist is the bad guy but is he? His agenda could be the opposite of what we believe in the beginning. If the show never gets seen my ideas will never be disproved. I hope that it will be given another chance. Either sold to another station that will take a chance or boxed and sold so the viewers can at least finish one series. If the show has already been filmed it makes no sense to stop it so quickly. Maybe it should have been made into a movie first. It might have done better. I hope Europe gets the chance to see it. We the audience have little say in the matter it is all in the ratings.

Boon: Whispering Grass (1992) Season 7, Episode 12

A good show with lots of action

[10/10 · 31 October 2010]

I really liked Boon in general. I didn't start watching it until I moved to London in 1990. I thought it had great character and stories that held the audience. I was disappointed when it ended but I did get to see the reruns of some of the older releases while I lived over there. It is also a great way to see stars in the beginning of their careers. Sean Pertwee, Colin Farrell to name a few. Neil Morrisey was always the fall guy. He never could follow directions and got into trouble. I think the show would be in the same line as Lovejoy but with a different view of England. It would make a good choice for PBS to show.