What a beautiful movie!

Highly Overrated But Still Good

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Wonderful show, great actors . I watched from beginning to end of this TV series. Wonderful!

As a pre-med major it's awesome to see a show that actually protrays the medical field correctly. I love that they don't dumb things down, the medical terms are correct to those used in medical books. As well the characters are all individually interesting & lovable, the storyline is always growing, many twist, I've watched this show from beginning to end many times & everytime its always amazing. one of the only shows that demonstrates raw, honest emotions, & characters that are relatable, & storylines that are intense & interesting to follow

This show was the show that introduced George Clooney to the world. And that it also has such a great and a really awesome writing and acting in it. First season is always the best. As the original season is what started it all. And how ER shows the inside workings of the hospital and also the lives of the doctors and nurses. Who we see in their point of view.Cast and even crew have come and gone. As really the show kind of ran out of gas after the death of Anthony Edwards character, Mark Greene. He was the last of the original characters ensemble to leave. Then Noah Wylie's John Carter leaves as well. Still though it is one heck of a show. Where we get to know the doctors and nurses. As characters develop over time that we know and love. One of the best ensemble shows there is!

I started watching ER 4 years ago. A TV channel in my country was showing it, I was flipping channels and I ran across this TV Show where some doctors working on patients. This was different for me, so I started watching. Soon, I became addicted of the show. Unfourtanetly, I started watching it from the 5th season, so I didn't know the whole storyline , but I got used to it. Though I didn't know so much about Lucy, her death affected me a lot. This is what caused ER to became much success. In every single episode, one patients/doctors death, injury or just an experience that changed his/her life was shown magnificently. I watched it every day, when that TV channel stopped showing it, I bought the DVDs, I found other ways to watch it and when it finished, I felt an emptiness. There was no longer a show that showed the true life and work of doctors. I can't say whether the show changed in a bad way after the original characters left, because I didn't watch the first 4 seasons, but I can say that I watched the later cast (first Weaver,Corday,Romano then Abby, Luka, Morris, Pratt, Sam) with joy and happiness and it still affected me. Anyway, this show was the best show in the TV history.