Fantastic!

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

I have just started the 2nd season, and I like what I have seen of the series so far, but the production quality leaves much to be desired.For example, in the 1st season, a character that is supposed to be Russian has a French accent. In the 2nd season, a character that has a French accent has a brother, but the brother doesn't have a French accent. Another character has a doppelganger, and in one scene this person has the gray hair stripe on the wrong side of his head, but in the next scene it's on the correct side. Lots of mistakes like this throughout the series. Things like this make it very difficult to become immersed in the show.

Season 1 good acting, fairly plausible story line. Season 2 was an OMG,WTF moment after moment. One scene to the next was confusing, the missions just stupid we never get a clear idea of how many XIII agents there are, we never understand who XIII is. One moment it's 24 then sliders then the walking dead with a little fight club mixed in, the writers of season 2 should never work again, Aisha Tyler is lucky she got out when she did, poor Stewart why would you put your name on this after reading the script I would walk. The would be storyline is just random dialogue thrown together, there is so many unanswered questions, but truthfully all story lines are incomplete per episode. As a live TV series I would have stopped watching season 2 start. How the producers financed this is truly amazing?

Season one was great. I was disappointed at first with the main character change, but fine with it after a little while. The face change made sense based on how the first two movies ended.My problem is with season 2. The ONLY way this show will survive is if XIII wakes up after being shot by Jones and realize that the entire season was imagined by him. It really is that bad. They need to bring back Jones as well as the hacker that was helping them out. They completely changed the show in the 2nd season and it even made my wife mad to the point that she wasn't excited to watch episodes anymore.

having watch the first two episodes (mini series) back in 2008 i was thrilled to learn that they actually did give a chance to "resurrect" xiii, as they gave us a lead-in in the final 2 minutes back then.my hopes for a decent spy/advntr series died after the first episode and i quit trying to find a bit of interest in the first 20 minutes of the second one. Then, i just closed the "chapter" and delete it from my watch-list.awful "resurrection" of a well promised two episodes "pilot", terrible action, and most of all, it was more predictable than a two years' child's effort to sing Pavarotti...