Load of rubbish!!

Boring

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

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.

Refurbished theme from Sci-fi tool box of alien invasion. Sub-mediocre scenario with a contorted story. Halle Berry on high heels climbing on an escalator pit. The alien prospective suggested through a fuzzy image. On the positive note, if you get to the second season you will not have to endure the lamentable acting of Goran Visnjic (John Woods).

Idea good. Special effects good. Halle Berry's acting isn't!!

I gave Halle Berry the benefit of the doubt and watched the first couple episodes. I could not sit through the rest of the season. She continues to be my least favorite actress.This show could have hooked me if it had better casting....but it does not....so it did not.Please stop giving this woman work. After seeing Aisha Hinds' performance in that new Lyndon Johnson biopic, it pains me that she wasn't instead cast for the role of Molly. Rosario Dawson also comes to mind as a nice fit for this role.Okay, I'll stop beating this dead horse now. My apologies to anybody who is annoyed by this review but I just had to vent my feelings on the subject of Mrs. Berry.

I'm up to episode 2.6 and I really don't know why I'm still watching this. It may be on SyFy (which really should be called Sci-Fi), but it should really be on Really. I've been borderline giving up on it since episode one season one, but for some reason I'm being hooked in by glowing eyes - and wanting to know what happens next.I've never been much of a fan of Halle Berry, and this series doesn't help. Molly's behaviour as a human and as a hybrid don't seem to be much different. Either way she's emotional, unpredictable and - though I hate to use the word - hysterical. I don't understand how she ever got through the astronaut training. I'm glad her stupid husband is out of the picture but, sadly, her stupid robot boy is still around.It's not quite a soap opera, and it's not really sci-fi. It's actually mushy melodrama with a science fantasy coating. So I'll grit my teeth and struggle through to the end, despite all my reservations.