Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

MartinHafer "E.R." was a very good show and I watched it for years. While I realized it was not an accurate depiction of real E.R. life (I have friends who work and have worked in this setting), it was exciting and soap opera-like without being boring or clichéd....at least for a while. And there's the problem...the show simply went on way, way, way too long. Because it was on 15 seasons, old familiar characters came and went many times and by the end of the show no one familiar remained and the plots seemed old, tired and often dumb. Good examples are what they did with the nasty Dr. Romano--first having him lose his arm in a freak helicopter accident and later having him killed in a helicopter accident! What were they thinking?! Clearly these were examples of the show jumping the shark. So my advice is watch the re-runs if you want...but also be willing to do something the series couldn't do...pull the plug when it's obvious the patient is terminal! I'd give the show a 9 for the first 8 or 10 seasons and a progressively lower score from there. By the end, the show barely merited a 3.

Eric Xiresilver Skinner Quite honestly, after season 9, the summary of the episodes becomes quite disappointing for me, most of the original characters gone, Carter and Lockhart going sour, I really hopped that would bear fruit, but season 9 is the last straw for me, all in all, it was great up to that point, I can understand people coming and going for other interests, but seriously, George Clooney not at Mark Green's funeral? What the heck, best buddy, hello, ring any bells? Talk about tragedy. In the end, what I've seen otherwise is great, breathtaking, and well worth my time. I don't think Lucy deserved such an early exit, I mean come on? Such a sweet actress, and to split Mark Greene and Susan Lewis, only to have her come back when he's dying from a brain tumor, talk about pathetic, so many romantic breakups, call me a hopeless romantic, but I believe in happy endings, and there were more unhappy thank happy endings in my point of view.

PhillyFreddy This is by far the best all around show that any network has ever done.Period. I write that just to empathize my feelings, yes I'm a HUGE Sci-fi comic nerd so of course I love The X- Files,Star Trek, Firefly etc but as far as casting,producing,directing,hell Everything this show has it all in spades!!!! I should note that being a 30 year old who's had Constant medical problems my whole life I of course like and respect the show for being SOO accurate and true to life but besides that or because of that it just makes a great show Better. What other show could not only last so long, go through sooo many cast changes and even after losing the likes of George Clooney,Anthony Edwards,Juillane Margiles(sorry for the bad spelling) etc etc but not only stay relevant but add people such as Mekhi Phiffer, Goran Visnic, Sherry Stringfeld(twice) and so on but were any other show would suffer badly and quickly but ER Constantly stayed new,fresh and relevant year after year!!! A show this GREAT comes along once in a lifetime!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If u care at all about great quality television and wonder who set the bar look no further. BRILLIANCE!!!!!!!!

irem-gurcan I started watching ER 4 years ago. A TV channel in my country was showing it, I was flipping channels and I ran across this TV Show where some doctors working on patients. This was different for me, so I started watching. Soon, I became addicted of the show. Unfourtanetly, I started watching it from the 5th season, so I didn't know the whole storyline , but I got used to it. Though I didn't know so much about Lucy, her death affected me a lot. This is what caused ER to became much success. In every single episode, one patients/doctors death, injury or just an experience that changed his/her life was shown magnificently. I watched it every day, when that TV channel stopped showing it, I bought the DVDs, I found other ways to watch it and when it finished, I felt an emptiness. There was no longer a show that showed the true life and work of doctors. I can't say whether the show changed in a bad way after the original characters left, because I didn't watch the first 4 seasons, but I can say that I watched the later cast (first Weaver,Corday,Romano then Abby, Luka, Morris, Pratt, Sam) with joy and happiness and it still affected me. Anyway, this show was the best show in the TV history.