Best movie of this year hands down!

Boring

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

Cant wait for season 3. Excellent programme, well worth watching for sci fi fans

Highly watchable, from the start just got better and, better. The 2nd series,.as we should all know by know. with a cast and plot of this type will outdo itself. if you love sifydramefantasymajicpowersandromance well it has all of the above with a solid and not unattractive cast who can act.

This series is a lit bit similar to "Kyle XY",but different from start. Holdem is using power,but he unknown reason or way in a first five episodes.He tries to learn new things but not so fast as in "Kyle XY". Plot has some holes,but these holes can be fixed later in future episodes. There is some similarities to series "The flash". These series at start looked like scenario similar to "The matrix" movie Scenario worth 6/10, acting 8/10 ,sound 7/10 and visual 7/10.This series is great and have great potential to become good hit in TV charts for years like "Supernatural".

Found this by accident on Hulu and decided to watch it as I usually binge-watch Futurama and Archer on Netflix and wanted to try something different. I really enjoy the premise of this series: guy wakes up from 12-year coma and finds he has powers and has had a relationship with one of the most gorgeous girls I've ever seen in a place called the Realm during that time. The Realm turns out to be Purgatory... kind of. It's a place where humans are not supposed to be (as evidenced by all sorts of scary creatures looking to wipe you out) but our main character Holden develops some kind of element-warping powers that allow him to survive for so long. These powers follow him to the real world for reasons that have yet to be explained except by a throwaway "you are the one" line. There's an organization called Hollow Sky that wishes to use Holden's powers so that the villain pulling the strings can see his dead wife again and, from what I gather, use Purgatory as a kind of vacation destination for people to see their lost loved ones. Of course, this is considered insane and dangerous by those who aren't grief-stricken and this sets up the main conflict. I also enjoy some of the actors. Yellow Jacket is delightfully creepy and out of place, and even in slight comedic situations his flat affect is unchanged. Willa is also refreshing as the sensei (both in the metaphorical and literal sense), and she has a way of saying a lot with just her eyes. Where this show falls flat for me is the pacing. It seems like it takes forever to get going, and only just slighter faster when it does. I enjoyed the "training" scenes with Holden, but these are few and far between. What we get is a lot of family drama with a troubled younger brother and divorced parents, old friends dying and new friends coming in, a throwaway romance with another person in a coma... while I get that they were trying to tell a human story with powers and the afterlife as a backdrop, but I would prefer to have more powers and afterlife stuff and less human story (to a point. One can go the wrong way with that too). Perhaps, with character arcs already established, we'll get just that with season two.