Human Target
Mar. 31st, 2010 08:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kilroyI don't think anyone else I know is actually watching this show, so I just thought I would put my two cents in.
Every episode is a miniature action movie. If you like action movies, you'll like the series-- if not, you won't. What's surprising to me is the fact that they've hit about a dozen different sub-genres of action already and all of them have been competently done: martial arts, gunplay, skydiving, Mission Impossible, kickboxing, James Bond, aerial chases, car chases, and Indiana Jones (among others). I know that trying to bring cinema quality to the small screen is sort of cliche at this point, but they really do: these people love their genre, and it shows.
I keep finding myself enjoying it more than I think I should. It's a very satisfying show if not an OMG FAN FOR LIFE kind of thing. Recommended.
Every episode is a miniature action movie. If you like action movies, you'll like the series-- if not, you won't. What's surprising to me is the fact that they've hit about a dozen different sub-genres of action already and all of them have been competently done: martial arts, gunplay, skydiving, Mission Impossible, kickboxing, James Bond, aerial chases, car chases, and Indiana Jones (among others). I know that trying to bring cinema quality to the small screen is sort of cliche at this point, but they really do: these people love their genre, and it shows.
I keep finding myself enjoying it more than I think I should. It's a very satisfying show if not an OMG FAN FOR LIFE kind of thing. Recommended.