Terra Nova - Thoughts?

[Korten12]

Well I literally just finished watching the two hour permiere and I must say, I am very pleasently suprised. It's well voice acted, feels more like a Mini-Movie Series rather then just a regular TV show.

The First Two episodes (which made up the two hour permiere) was great and I can't wait till next week.

 

[Terminate421]

It'll do while I wait for Season 2 of "Game of Thrones" and "Falling Skies"

I have yet to see it but it looked hella interesting.

 

[Korten12]

It'll do while I wait for Season 2 of "Game of Thrones" and "Falling Skies"

I have yet to see it but it looked hella interesting.

It's almost like Jurrasic park meets Avatar, but with no smurfs and more real sets. (only CGI is the dinosours and large background areas, so that mountian in the background maybe fake but the forest they're in is real.

 

[Maxtro]

I liked it. It's Jurassic Park with guns.

Anybody catch the JP homage with the long necks being the first dinosaurs encountered?

Of course Spielberg has a hand in this show.

 

[DustyDrB]

I'll have to catch up on Hulu. I was planning on giving it a shot. A bunch of my shows only have a season or two remaining (Breaking Bad, Chuck), or their futures are up the air for other reasons (Mad Men, Community, Parks and Rec). Breaking Bad only has two episodes left this season too (anyone see last night's ep? Ho-leeee shit!!)

This did look interesting.

Ahhhh full episodes are not on Hulu. Why, Fox?

 

[Berethond]

I was pleasantly surprised at how fast they got the ball rolling.
I'm looking forward to the next few episodes.

 

[Sutter Cane]

It had a lot of potential, but it lost me by falling back on too many cliches for its plot. It has yet to win me over.

 

[Dags90]

I have some nitpicks about the writing, but it seems enjoyable enough to watch. Plus it looks like we'll be seeing a fair amount of Jason O'Mara, which is always a plus.

My biggest nitpick was the son knowing how to swim. I was sort of like "He's from a dystopian future where the air is so polluted it slowly kills people, but he knows how to swim?"