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Harold Perrineau
Reviews Featuring Harold Perrineau
While you cant help but be impressed by the computer-aided stunts and FX, the fact remains that this sequel isnt fit to clean the original movies boots. A major disappointment.
Visually stunning, but in every other way completely and utterly boring. I found myself rooting for the robots, if only for the sake of a swifter ending.
Good movie, good movie, wherefore art thou good movie?
Lost: The Complete First Season
One of the few television shows worth committing to and sticking with for five-plus years, Lost is a creepy sci-fi thriller, a grand expanse of drama, a collection of romances, and pretty darn funny all at onceand the first season is just a sample of whats to come.
There were a few lulls, but overall, the last season of the television phenomena offered some of the best episodes of the show.
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