the leading man is my tpye

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

I am almost sure that these weren't real people and just actors, the whole thing just makes no sense 1. They were about to give all the money to somebody on the 2nd day (all but one said this) 2. The behavior of these people is just ridiculous. my favorite is when steve says, "Don't threaten to throw anything at me!" and also when Richard goes nuts which happened in about every episode. Adam totally did a 180 and voted for tara even though she was the one that totally screwed him. 3. totally dumb ending-tara comes back at the last minute and suddenly richard and jonathon who were the 2 that were wanted the money to the death all of a sudden change their minds and are like OK tara can have it. 4. totally corny way they left the bunker, especially tara's little look back, that was pure Hollywood

Well, we always wondered what JD Roth would do when he stopped hosting teen "reality" shows. He grows facial hair and does the same anemic job with grown-ups as he does the prepubescent. His lack of stage presence is like a vacuum. Further, his attempts to ooze an ignominious attitude is much like a substitute teacher trying to lay a guilt trip on high schoolers. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels would have made better game moderators.I don't understand how this show is even vaguely interesting, even to people whose brains have turned into mashed potatoes by watching too many back to back episodes of "Fantasy Island" and "The Love Boat" in the '80s.The premise of sticking people with diverse backgrounds in an isolation tank is stale. Big Brother has already ran that so far into the ground that you'll need a back hoe just to talk about it with your friends.The "contestants" don't participate in engaging dilemmas, although they were apparently selected for their incompatible ethical and moral backgrounds - they merely manipulate and lie, just like they do in real life. What is worse is that their brand of back stabbing is so ham fisted that a two year old does a better job at playing one parent against the other.If you enjoy this kind of thing, you could have more fun by clandestinely telling people in your office that you heard that someone is going to get fired by the end of the week. Oh, and then remind them not to say anything to anyone else because there was an investigation and if it is talked about, whoever is caught will be axed, too.So far, the reviewers unanimously agree - skip this show for something more entertaining, like a speed shoelace tying contest.

Dude,I agree with you totally and 100%! This show is rigged bigtime! What kind of show can this be? If everyone voted for the incredibly nice guy Steve, on the 2nd episode and made him a millionaire, how the heck would this show last? It would be the shortest so-called reality show in history. This show is just a rip off of Big Brother with unnecessary complicated foolishness to make it seem like such a worthy show to watch. "You can't vote for yourself" as a rule of the game,So why would anyone want to play a game that isn't of any benefit to themselves? Wouldn't everyone just walk out and call it a day when they find out that they won't be winning? Just doesn't make any sense. Then to top it,the show's only like 20 something minutes(if you omit the commercials) How much can we get into the show with that little time? Or maybe if the show was an hour...(45 minutes no commercials) The viewers would have saw right through it and stopped watching. Set your TIVO because you will never see this show anywhere again after it airs...

This has got to be the worst excuse for a 'reality show' ever put on the air. I watched the first two episodes ONLY because it was on after American Idol, but I will not be watching any further. It's mind-boggling, how stupid it is, really, and completely lame. I think it's rigged, too, from the way the second installment ended (with the guy not voting for Steve, just so they could drag the show on for a few more tedious, worthless episodes). It almost plays like a parody. . .Hey, I got it - - this is the Fox network's April Fools joke! That has to be it! Very clever, guys. You almost had us there. For a couple of weeks, anyway.