Touches You

Absolutely the worst movie.

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Absolutely phenomenal the acting and character development throughout the show is incredible

Its 2018. We've had two crappy Disney-wars movies despite billions thrown at them. But we have great, gritty TV story arcs that are ruling the airwaves. And Ron Moore & David Eick's BSG started it all.Is the CGI dated - yes. But rewatching it 9 years since it ended (14 since the mini-series) its not as bad as you think? Why? Because it is such great realist television. Human characters with all their foibles on display. Noble characters that make you want to be a better person. Arguably the greatest villain every on TV played brilliantly - Baltar played by James Callis. Intelligent theological discussion. Mystery, suspense, and a real sense of peril. Great series arcs and brilliant story and character development.

This is a struggle. The acting is so bad. Why can't i hear the dialogue? speak up! Tricia Helfer is sexy? Her implants are too big and too fake. Yeah it's mean but still true. Grace Park - Lt. Sharon 'Boomer' Valeri needs acting lessons. Wowza she is bad. Edward James Olmos stop mumbling this isn't Miami Vice. Lee 'Apollo' Adama is a whining cry baby. Needs to be smacked! The CGI was second rate at best. A disappointment.

The good: 1) the whole story (much better than the single episode); 2) the deepness & introspection; 3) the philosophy and spirituality; 4) the analysis of human psychology. 5) the best characters are "Cylons" or secondary. The bad: 1) main characters have a weak and overrated personality: both Adama (their figures are emphasized), Kara (she seems a 4 years old child making the best pilot), Roslin (she has to die for a cancer since the beginning for 4 seasons: superwoman), Baltar initially interesting becomes a standard; although their limits it seems the main characters have to survive to themselves because the plot provide it, while secondary characters vanishes so easily), other characters are out of context (funny the scene where Roslin tries to let Baltar to die (finally) but then she decide to save him and just after accuse him to be a crook: "Baltar cannot die until the end of the series and beyond" :D ); 2) common dialogues: mature people talk and pose as children in common situations; 3) military corps action is childish (military corps in extreme situations! Absurd! Pilots talk about stupid arguments during their flies and exult after destroying an enemy fighter); 4) repetitiveness of characters for different roles: pilot of viper, body guard, sniper, marine..., ancient linguist (the same character playing more roles; 5) too less actors in a huge ambient; 6) recitation of actors (not all actors play natural the role assigned them other actors are not able in recitation; 7) too much silly moments; 8) battles and numbers of pilot: Cylons are numerical superior far by 1000% so to easy eliminate the fleet (they have destroyed much more easily the 12 colonies). Seasons evaluation:I season: 6 (some episodes are better others worst);II season: 6 (some episodes are better others worst);III season: 8 (some episodes are better others worst);IV season: 9 (some episodes are better others worst).What would be interesting: Admiral Cane stays as admiral until the end fighting the last battle; to underrate Adama figure; to expand actors universe giving it much more relevance; Adama lee dies (after the second episode); description of political and social life , better directing, Earth analysis after the discover of it and study of 13th colony (the viewer understand nothing) after all the wait ("the planet is inhospitable let's go away"). More scientific approach and analysis. This movie appears much more emotional than rational when rationality should matches the events.***SPOILER***the end What happen in the end of the end: the two spiritual entities talks in a modern "earth" where IA machines begin to rise and humanity lies in a more and more material reality depending on egoistic illusions: "what happened before will happen again". So where the fleet landed? The fleet landed the Earth before the fleet met it after its destruction: Kara's code transfers the fleet in another space-time line. Era is considered the first woman of humanity in the Earth so the humanity (in the earth) originates from Cylons: all humans are Cylons, which are Clones able in reproduction. The final dialogue unveils that humans and Clones of humans are only manipulated puppets in a material world directed by the "ruler of this world", so that "what happened will happen again" in that reality. The two entities are demons able to manipulate humans by human weaknesses so to get the prearranged path.