Paul's Reviews of Shows

Paul's Reviews
TV Series and Some Movies That We Have Streamed

Home -> TV & Movie Reviews

Since I retired I've streamed a lot of shows in a corner of my monitor while working on my computer. And of course during the pandemic that only increased. After a while the less memorable ones start to blur together, so I started keeping a list of the ones I'd watched. Then that list turned into longer reviews. Here are some of my comments about the best and worst.

Note: Some shows may no longer be available on the service we saw them on. If not, search here.

HOW RATINGS WORK:

5 Hearts: Great, loved it
4 Hearts: Really good, (more than one episode per day. )
3 Hearts: Held my interest
2 Hearts: Got through it, but not paying close attention
1 Heart: Stopped Watching

IMDB: Internet Movie Database User Rating
RT: Rotten Tomatoes Critics & User ratings
Overall: Combination of IMDB, RT Critics,RT Users and Hearts ratings.

MICE Quotient: (read more)
Milieu (environment, setting, atmosphere, world building)
Ideas (questions, mystery)
Characters (their internal problems, goals, transformation)
Events (external problems, catastrophes)

Total Ratings: 405
Rated 9+ * 5
Rated 8+ ******* 75
Rated 7+ ********************** 237
Rated 6+ ******* 76
Sixes can be good shows
if you like the genre
Rated 5+ * 11
Rated <5 * 1

7992

Sort by:	Sorting Order: Rank Hearts IMDB RT Critics RT Users Release Date Recent Reviews
Filter by:
Search for:	in: Titles Reviews

Found 1 Reviews

House of Dynamite	Overall: 7.1	Paul: 3 ♥	RTC: 79	RTU: 77	IMDB: 6.6	Action, Drama
Film on Netflix From: USA Released: 2025 M I C E	House of Dynamite tells a single story from 3 points of view -- the events leading up to a missile attack on the United States. It highlights the confusion that can occur in such a situation when your expected sources of information and capabilities fall short. The problem is that the 3 points of view are not interwoven, but told serially. That first segment is ... House of Dynamite tells a single story from 3 points of view -- the events leading up to a missile attack on the United States. It highlights the confusion that can occur in such a situation when your expected sources of information and capabilities fall short. The problem is that the 3 points of view are not interwoven, but told serially. That first segment is very well done. But in the other segments, all of the suspense and surprises are gone, and you are left with just details of the characters who were represented only by telephone or video conference in the first segment. A great cast, but it really should be the first installment of a two or three-part mini-series.

A0 E0 F0


Home -> TV & Movie Reviews
	Copyright (c) 2000-2025, Sea Scripts