Znake Solo Minded Prod This movie is the best i ever seen be cu z this is an exposed of the system we living in this is no movie this is real or so call t the truth so thanks for letting us waking up let it all fade away the soul blinded system we living in my vote for this movie is a 10/10. this is a movie like buy before you try thing so we getting stronger in the end truth bless us all ones you see it free your mind free your life free your way free your message to the living being's stand up for the don't stand up is like a reborn wit no more pain in all of us but anyway don't let fear take you over just be happy wake up watching greetings -znAKe - Solo Minded Productions

ooleyguy Why is everyone comparing this to some series on European television that is similar to this but not the same? Other than that, the series is OK. It is implausible at times. The little boy should be far more inquisitive about the new tech that surrounds him. A lot has changed in 30 years. When watching it, it is important to note that from the time Jacob comes back to the time the Army comes in is only 1 week. Months haven't passed by and although it is a jump in the imagination realm, it's possible that everyone in town didn't automatically start sending Facebook Spam. The acting is acceptable, the cinematography is OK. It's a fun show. It's no worse than a lot of stuff on TV these days and a lot better than most of the other fantasy/sci fi on now.

benegesserit20 This review contains spoiler, please do not watch it before watching Season 1. This review and the current rating is based on Season 1.One of the perks of staying in the US for a while is the chance of watching TV shows freshly from the oven. The previews of Resurrection made me really interested in this show because this idea is very-very fascinating. I haven't seen the original French series yet, so this is not a comparison, it's the impression the first season made me have on its own merit.So far, it is quite disappointing. The first episode was pretty good and the season finale was quite good again, containing all the action that was so disturbingly missing from the rest of the season. Because all the in-between episodes either bored me senseless or just left me contemplating how is it possible to push so many unrealistic reactions of people into 6 short episodes.My problems are:Why is it that Jacob showed up in the other side of the world while everybody else appeared in or near Arcadia? (Well, maybe we'll get an answer to that one. Of course I don't expect them to reveal everything so early.) Do they seriously let a single agent (from Immigration and Custom Enforcement from all places, with all due respect) handle a problem of such a caliber for such a long time? Why did nobody truly freak out until the season finale? Are you seriously trying to convince me that no one broke the news to the media, to the FBI or to the army (and probably in this order)? Why was everything happening so terribly slowly?To sum it up: the first and last episodes of the season are pretty good, the rest is pretty much a waste of time. The season finale should have been episode 2. But they did manage to regain my interest, let's see where it goes in Season 2.

shenda4 This is a very intriguing show; the plot is advanced just enough each episode to keep you interested while maintaining the mystery. That is not an easy balance to maintain. Frances Fisher and Kurtwood Smith are superb as the two parents who lost their son and have now regained him again. There are a couple of false notes; I would expect people to have a much stronger reaction to the return of not one but 3 dead people. Frankly, the whole town should be going berserk. How does this happen without throngs of media and onlookers descending on the town? Also, if Agent Bellamy is ICE, why is he allowed to stay around the town for an apparent indefinite period of town? These are minor distractions from an otherwise excellent show.