AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

VividSimon Simply Perfect

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Paynbob It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

masonroberts88 This show is terrible. Luke Perry is a terrible actor, Malcolm Jamal Warner is a little better but hes hard to believe as a survivor type. It's no wonder this show only lasted two years. The underscore sounds like it was made by looping a bunch of Celine Dion extra material from the movie Titanic. Way too much dramatic musical score, always trying to evoke emotional reaction from a show that lacks substance. Now they play Jeremiah on my favorite channel Comet instead of all the great seventies sci fi and horror that they usually play. I guess the royalties are so cheap that they thought they'd give it a shot? I hope Comet stops replaying this garbage show. Its not even comically bad, its give you a head ache bad.

Seemp deHond Based on my favourite comic book series Jeremiah by Belgium artist Hermann i get a little offended when it appears to be "thought out by the very same Jay Michael Strazynski" He pretty much based all stories in a bland version on the comic series, running over 30 episodes since 1979.So credit, where credit is due: Hermann is the genius behind the comic series. Unfortunately due to different comic book taste between Europe and the U.S. it never made it big.For the series, yeah it's okay i guess. When one has been collecting the series since you were 7 than this doesn't really do it for ya. Not bad though.

bperdew98 Although there are reasons that make this series not perfect, it shows a very humanistic view on the treatment of people and life. Based on graphic novels not really know by many, being from Europe, a lot of Americans don't know the source material. The actors do a great job and portray characters with faults, obsessions and desires. Sometimes cheesy but always developing the story I would recommend it to anyone especially the second season the story arcs pick up more meaning, and get more serious. I would suggest the series to anyone with a hope for society beyond the brutality inferred by other literature. Most of the actors do a great job creating characters that draw you into caring about the person even Lee who is pretty much an A-hole. It bridges a lot with life, religion and faith.

ctomvelu1 There have been plenty of post-apocalyptic movies and TV shows, and JEREMIAH stands out as a decent example of the genre. This brief series (two seasons) follows Luke Perry as Jeremiah who wanders around parts of what had been the U.S., trying to put things back together after a virus has wiped out most of humanity. He has to deal with all sorts of folks, including various bad guys who have decided that are now in charge. The show amounts to a sort of post-modern Western. Perry is quite convincing as an emerging leader in his typically understated way. Sean Astin is on hand for some episodes, and Malcolm Warner from The Cosby Show plays Jeremiah's closest ally. At times, it is painfully evident we're watching a low-budget Canadian-lensed show. But various plot twists and Perry's commanding presence keep things moving along.