Admirable film.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

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

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Omg - seriously - I watched 2 minutes of pilots beginning then fast forwarded to end - this was beyond bad, predictable and fully lacking in anything - when confronted with these types of shows - I am often quoted as saying don't ask questions, let the art flow - disregard the nonsensical lack of science and physics - just eat your popcorn - But this is a big But the last minute 45 made me want to perhaps speed through one more episode to see if it improved - the one saving grace might be David Lyons - i only knew him from that cheesy love story - safe haven ( i actually had to look that title up) he is perfectly cast as evil...so watch with zero expectations then no disappointment is possible - well except maybe having wasted 45 minutes

Fifteen years after a permanent global blackout, a group of revolutionaries seeks to drive out an occupying force posing as the United States Government. Revolution was one of the biggest surprises for me i didn't know what to expect from it but it turned out to be really good sure certain characters and plot elements could be developed much better i still think the show did it for me thanks to really strong characters that you could stick with threw out this journey like Charlie, Miles, Tom Neville, Rachel, Sebastian Monroe and Aaron Pittman being some of the best from the whole show. Unfortunately as before the show was cancelled for unknown reasons just like Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles was cancelled when it started becoming even more interesting. If you want to check it out i definitely recommend you to it's a very good science fiction TV show and you won't be disappointed depending on your taste of course..

Thought it would be as good as Lost series:I just started watching Revolution on Netflix and I thought it would be as good as the Lost series since it has the same writers and producers but so far I am so disappointed! The story line is good. The actors are great. Recognize Jacob from Lost? Okay..some of the actors aren't that good but you can ignore those but most are worth watching. So whats wrong? The outrageous action scenes! They are laughable and frankly embarrassing, unrealistic and corny! I'll keep watching in the hopes that it gets better but I won't get my hopes up.Those corny action scenes. What a huge turn off.

I do wish TV creators would stop the "write the episodes as we go" thing and decide where the plot is actually going before a single frame is shot, because this thing is a mess.It gets off to a good start -- the premise is intriguing, the setup is tantalising, and the questions it raises are interesting -- but by the second episode it's all started to unravel and quickly descends into a directionless mess. It even seems to forget it's a sci-fi show for quite some time, and when it finally remembers it soon becomes apparent that nobody had clearly thought through the whys and wherefores of its central thesis, and this results in so much handwaving and ill-conceived nonsense that any remaining shreds of believability are lost.In its favour the production values are pretty good and by and large the acting is competent, but in the final reckoning that can't save it from its deeper failings. Like "Under the Dome" this is a high-concept show that ruins an interesting idea with increasingly unbelievable and unfocused writing, resulting in an unsatisfying and frustrating lurch from one half-baked idea to another.