GamerTab That was an excellent one.

JinRoz For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

Console best movie i've ever seen.

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

myshop-68354 For me what carried the show was the characters first and foremost was John Noble who trod the line between being completely off the rails and sane to perfection. This was shown by the difference between the two Walters was sublime.I really like the fact that Olivia also wore sensible shoe when chasing suspects rather that the high heels that so many other lead female protagonists wear, a simple but realistic touch.All the characters were well rounded and brilliantly contrasted by their other side self's especially Jasika Nicoles's Astrid who deserved more recognition for both her roles.I did not enjoy the fifth season as much as the first four but it was still stronger than some shows first.I as I have intimated it was the characters that carried the show plus some incredible individual episodes that made the series more than the sum of its parts.

Amadio While everybody has different tastes when it comes to Sci-fi, good TV has a few basics: characters you can root for, or love to hate; ability to identify with central characters; intriguing plots; building and releasing of tension, etc. On every score, Fringe falls down. The best character is the nutty professor (superb acting), but his script and storyline is identical every week. The supporting characters seem as if they are there simply to fill the space and have little to offer in terms of moving the plot forward. And the main character, Agent Dunham? Either it is the teenage script or she can't act. It's painful to watch her struggle through the two emotions of bafflement and irate gung-ho. The over-riding arc of the story seems to drop in and out from week to week, a filler story here and there with no purpose other than to keep the show going. There is much more about Fringe that is lame. I watched all the first season to give it a fair crack, but honestly, this is tepid fare at best.

cinemajesty TV Series: "Fringe" (2008-2013)The U.S. television "Fringe" produced by J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burke's production company Bad Robot, distributed by Warner Bros. Television and aired between Septmeber 8th 2008 and January 18th 2013 by Fox Broadcasting Networks with exact 100 Episodes under its rooster, overlapping with its broadcast with the final of the even more successful TV series "Lost" (2004-2010) and the beginnings of the TV series "Person of Interest" (2011-2016) also produced by Bad Robot, toward an "The X-Files" (1993-2002) mimicking first two seasons, before "Fringe" takes the turn for the parallel universe approach "Lost" season five, infiltrating elegantly the story structure of several in-episode shifts between the years 2010s in distress by lab-focused character of Dr. Walter Bishop, portrayed in beat-twisting between thrills and black humor manner by actor John Noble, and an alternative future of the year 2015, where main characters FBI Agents Olivia Dunham & Peter Bishop, performed by professionalism praying to the very last episode actors Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson, who share a functional relationship that carries the not-shy-of-action-scenes, yet with an at times unmotivated low suspense level; TV series "Fringe" just turns the corner with an shorten season five with 13 episodes playing in year 2036, where an telepathically sophisticated alien race called "The Observers", reminiscing the Grey gentlemen in Michael Ende novel "Momo" from 1973 just without vaporous smoke in the air, take the city of New York and its environmental surroundings as a suggested society from George Orwell's "1984" written in 1949 or the graphic novel film adaptation "V for Vendetta" (2005), and the team of the deprived Fringe division, formerly led by the character of Philip Broyles, portrayed by string over his team losing actor Lance Reddick, travel in time to reset time for an alternative year 2015 in which family finally becomes the highest value in life for a human being.© 2017 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

vinsent for some people may be thinking that this movie must be a not make sense movie, because everything that happen is out of our sense, and all of that can not happen in the real world. but fringe can make me think that maybe it can happen. because of the explanation and the acting really make me amazed. the explanation of the event really can make it all make sense and so clearly biologic and smart. so, although i have not finished watching this movie yet, i have thought this is an awesome TV show about science.