This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

It's rare that a series stays as true to itself as Eureka did. With a perfect wraparound beginning and end and stories that entertained even when taking a turn at many a tried and true idea, this show was a perfect combination of hardcore scifi and goofy, sit-com humor.Okay, maybe there were times the schtick was a little thick, and maybe a few of the later episodes were a little too afternoon soap opera, but there was always the offbeat scifi disaster in the offing to take us away from the mundane pretty quickly. Plus, even though there was plenty of beauty and manliness on the show, there were no sex scenes. (Hey, we know that people have sex, right? Do we need to see it fake-performed? Uh, no.) So, comfortable to watch with young children and parents.The actors were fantastic, holding it together even when the lines were pure science fiction balderdash, almost a parody of themselves, but if you like sci-fi, you're able to accept some unbelievable concepts, especially in a town full of geniuses. Most all of the actors remain busy in their careers post-Eureka, as well they should. I don't watch much TV nowadays, so even if I miss them in their current works, I'll be seeing them again in Eureka as I watch the series again with my son.

Does anyone think that Erica Cerra is related to Emmanuelle Vaugier? They look the same, hail from the same place too, and it seems too coincidental of their looks to be just by chance. D.O.B. is far enough apart that it could be possible. Does anyone know for sure, or have an answer? Discuss...I would be very curious to know what people think.

Love the show. Just wish they had done 5-7 more seasons and the a movie. When's the movie coming then??? We gotta see what happened to the town and people. I do hope they do a movie, would love that big time. I got all 5 seasons and would buy the movie as well if they made it. Hope you see a pattern here about making a movie. Hope the actors and actresses are doing great, just wishing that they will make a movie. Begging and pleading that there is a movie to be made. It's just a pity that each season was short. Loved the fact that the show was funny, but had some seriousness at same time. The only thing is they use the same main actors and actresses.

RIP Eureka. It was a novelty and pleasant dinner time entertainment. A few of the characters were drifting into caricature, but the cast, by and large, carried well. Alas, the artless programming execs at NBC/Comcast have killed another hit and flipped TV Land the finger - again! Expect a succession of flops to replace the hit show Eureka. Advertisers get suckered into buying time on "new" shows at inflated prices. When the show flops, the programming droids commission another flop and so the cycle goes. Hit shows seem anathema to programming execs - especially at NBC. Perhaps canceling hits and finding new shows makes them feel needed. They are not.