Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Really Surprised!

The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

If you like dramas , any sort of drama especially police drama im sure this show will be for you. First time i saw this show was a couple of years ago , i started watching the first season and left it because of personal issues.This year i found an episode by accident on TV and got hooked up again. This show keeps surprising in each episode , it seems like somehow they found the formula to put enough action and drama in a way it doesn't looks like a cliché of cop flicks. The cast is pretty nice and the story in each episode keeps surprising. At first i got sad because the series were coming to an end but then i realized that sometimes in order to not ruin a story you need to put it to an end.

This is the last time I will be watching Rookie Blue. While I find most of the show very entertaining, they do not handle the subject of mental illness well. I have seen this subject appear two times. The first time, one of their detectives was completely ostracized for being bi- polar. The second time, a suspect was arrested not because he had been acting strangely toward a female character but because he had depression and anxiety. Dear Rookie Blue, according to the National Institute of Mental Health, 43.7 Americans suffered from mental illness in the year 2012. I suggest you find a more appropriate way of dealing with this issue, instead of shaming your characters for dealing with something that many Americans deal with on a daily basis.

I saw this show when it first came out in 2010 and have really liked it every since then. The acting is very swell along with the story lines to keep up with. It is a striving cast who works with with interacting with each others characters in a way of sense. The engagement in the character's moods and tone make it more interesting to watch. Rookie Blue is never a dull moment watching and makes me not want to take my enlisted eyes of the TV screen. They all do their job correctly in the sense of the relationships between the cops and their actions. All of the story lines have my mind into a set of entertainment and the action gets me hooked on the couch wondering how it all is going to match up. Although, officer Mcnally never shows her appreciation as much as she should when someone hands her something, she is a caring gal who strives to make her relationship with Sam work who is a fun and caring guy who is perfect for her.

This is a really good day in the life of a cop show. Initially when I saw the first few episodes I thought it was good but expected it to be cancelled as it may not have been accepted by the masses. Turns out this show was a success and thank god for that. It has continued on for soon to be five seasons and it just keeps getting better.My favourite character would definitely be McNally (Missy Peregrym) and her dynamic with Sam (Ben Bass) is fantastic. If you've already seen it you know what I'm talking about. But let's be honest the rest of the cast is also great and contribute so much value to the show. Fun Fact: Gregory Smith who plays Dov Epstein was in the 1996 movie Harriet The Spy with Charlotte Sullivan who plays Gail Peck.If you enjoy cop shows then you shouldn't miss this one. The story lines are well developed and match up nicely to the cases featured in the episodes. When you watch it sometimes you can't help but think "what there is no way that would happen" but then your brain kicks over into "actually how has that not happened before". It has a way of seeming outrageous yet completely accurate to real life. I guess that's why they say sometimes real life really is more interesting than the movies.