Frankly, as far as I can tell, this show revolves around two brothers who set off around the country to kill demons and whatnot, and end up releasing Lucifer and subsequently aim to kill him and fail. For seasons and seasons on end. Oh and I did I mention that everyone dies? Several times at that.

I honestly can't give this show a higher score with a clear conscience. This show faces some heavy competition when it comes to the other shows aired on the same channel. Does it deserve to take up air times which can be used for airing other, perhaps more entertaining shows? Nope. In fact, unless you are an avid follower or are willing to read regular plot summaries, most of the time you'd find it impossible keep up with what's happening onscreen. It's certainly not one of the shows you can simply watch when you feel like. Supernatural requires your utmost devotion and concentration to the series. Unfortunately, this can be painful. The only thing worth watching in this show is the smooth talking manner in which the brothers converse and battle demons. There are some instances of remarkable editing and special effects, but these are not exquisite enough to sustain the show by themselves. 

For me, this only thing to look forward to are the days when Supernatural leaves aired television and opens up it's one hour slots to more deserving programs. The show did have a few sparks of potential, but with the multiple deaths of main characters, twisted and confusing story lines and maddening stretching out of events, it could barely manage a feeble glow of success let alone a brilliant set of fireworks.

This 2012 movie is about a group of explorers who set off to the other side of the galaxy in hopes of finding the beings that created the human race - the Engineers. Accompanied by a humanoid droid, David, they discover something on a distant that threatens the entire human existence. That's what the promo says anyway.

This may take a bit to explain. The movie was good, no doubt about that, but it really didn't pack as much as one would hope. The plot was lined with numerous areas on which further development would not only be helpful but really intriguing. Certain scenes even looked suspiciously similar to the Alien franchise, although this is probably to be expected since Jon Spaihts wrote both. The technical effects were amazing, as the entire movie is set in 2089, and the spaceship design was utterly awe-inspiring. This was one of the rare movies which actually look brilliant in digital 3-D; the opening scene in Scotland really seemed lifelike. The entire theme, aliens and futuristic technology, is instinctually appealing, however, apart from the main character, Dr. Elizabeth Shaw, there is a dearth of valuable supporting characters. David, the android, is unnaturally ...creepy. There's no other way to describe his utmost disregard for emotion and cold calculations. Thumbs up to Micheal Fassbender for some really convincing acting there. 

Despite all of the limitations listed above, Prometheus had some exceptionally enjoyable scenes. You can feel an unmistakable tingle of thrill and fright when the explorers discover the first Engineer, when they discover the alien spaceship and when the DNA comparison test result is revealed. This movie is definitely one to watch, but keep in mind, certain scenes like the alien battles and the aborted alien pregnancy make Prometheus deserving of its A rating. 

I doubt there's anybody who hasn't seen this movie - it's certainly been one of the best to hit cinemas this year. Well-paced, energetic and hilarious. Whatever you can think of The Avengers had it. Iron Man truly pseudo-led the Avengers to success in this amazing film.

Hooray! I've been waiting for a 5 to come along for a long time, and there's nothing better than this movie. I really enjoyed every minute of it, especially all of the scenes of futuristic vehicles. Iron Man and the Hulk undoubtedly stole the show, but only worked well due to the persistent support of the others, like Captain America. Most people don't realize this, but Tony Stark could not have been as funny as he was without the rigid stance of Captain America. Anyway, this movie was exceptional in its action scenes and equally mind blowing in its simple but embellished plot line. In short, a well deserved 5! 

This is hard. Come to think of it, it nearly always is. There are so many memorable moments, 'Hulk...Smash!', 'Take off the suit and what are you?' and even 'The secret is, I'm always angry.' This movie was surprisingly enjoyable and unforgettable scene by scene, right to the very end!

I remember this show when it just started out - lots of potential, inherently funny and enjoyable. The show was really worth many a re-watch, until of course it ran its course and begun to lob cliche after cliche upon us. Sadly, due to its recent fall in innovative episodes, this show gets a 3.

Although truly brilliant in its early stages of development, the show has regrettably reached and begun to teeter off the apex of its creativity. A show can only be so funny, and now the serious plot line is far too cliched and even downright intolerable at certain points. Barney and Quinn? That is the most far-fetched commitment ever. Ted admitting his love for Robin for the umpteenth time? Please: not again!

I have a quite a few favorites but most date back to the early seasons: namely season 1 and 2. Season three had too much of Stella for my liking and ended quite predictably. As for the fun-filled and carefree mood of seasons one and two, what can I say? 'Arriverderci Fiero'  was amazing, especially due to the fact that it was loaded with my preferred song for Summer 2012 - 'oh I would walk 500 miles and I walk 500 more, just to be the man who walked a 1000 miles...'

Terra Nova once again proves to be one of the better shows to come out on television, partly because it's filled with dinosaurs, guns and family comedy. Honestly, this show, with its prehistoric setting and continual use of futuristic technology, packed quite a blast and definitely delivered. One of its few problems was, however, that Fox decided to cancel it. 

Wow, the second show to get a 4. But this one really does deserve it. Beautiful sets and and superb acting really bring out the family adventure theme this show revolves around. Of course, the inclusion of Stephen Lang guaranteed some explosive action and we were certainly not disappointed. What really made this show stand out was the superior graphical rendering of the dinosaurs included in the film. They were realistic, sharp and infinitely better than those shown elsewhere.

It's funny, but all of them really. All the episodes in the season were interconnected, well developed and had a great sense of continuity and promise - something a lot of other shows seriously lack. But if I had to choose, the season finale episode rockets to the top with its action-packed exploration of new themes and startling discoveries. A must watch for all science nerds, family enthusiasts and of course, dinosaur lovers!

This show can truly entertain you, and can certainly keep you right on the edge at times when it needs to! 

So why a 4? The show is amazing, with exceptionally amusing crime solving techniques and a decent amount of the popular thrill factor. The characters are just superb: Castle is continually wry and witty; Beckett is naturally good looking and sharp; Esposito fills in the 'bad cops'' shoes; Ryan backbones the plots with his concern and well developed skills as an officer. The show did do quite well during the course of its currently running four seasons, but the reason it just missed a 5 is the surprising turn of events in the season four finale episode, which, as the description aptly said, could really turn the show around. So here's one for a better next season!

My favorite episode is undoubtedly '47 Seconds' from Season 4. This one was mind-blowing with twists at every turn of the central plot and a huge leap in character development along the sides. The plot itself was incredible, with a vast array of suspects which remains unclear till the last few minutes. The direction was almost too good to be true, with th story unfolding from multiple viewpoints throughout the episode. The flashbacks and witness recollections together with Castle's final solution were awe-inspiring. Why, if this were an episode review, it would easily get a big old 5!