a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

1: screaming, selfish little girls with a way to forgiving father who never takes 2 seconds to EXPLAIN why her actions are wrong; Spoiler "lead to 2 people almost dieing and a handicapped boy to be tossed out of his wheel car, a native race getting enslaved and when the father finally punishes her, he puts her in an unlocked car and leaves the door open."But she's got some stealth skills, spoiler "she can sneak a grown Horse out of a camp with less than 30 people in it and no one notices the only little girl in their group is gone."2: Neurotic, manic Lawyor (Morgan) who more than anything act like a teenage girl with PMS.3: "dudududdudududududdu dudududududud dudududu" is not a language... no... just no so yeah, I was generous with 3 stars.

With all the series being reborn (V, Bionic Woman, Battlestar Gallactica, etc), this is one series that deserves a second chance. In my opinion, the Terrains were the best so-called alien race ever created. The characters and amazing actors in the series definitely deserved additional seasons.Today, with so few really good writers left with creative imaginations, viewers are left with new shows which were imagined by other writers. This is also true for movies and sadly, I doubt it will get better in the years to come. More and more movies and series will be redone as a result.If you haven't seen Earth 2, I encourage you to rent or buy the DVDs. Its better than any show currently on TV or likely to be in the near future.To producers out there, bring this one back!!

I was confused reading one after another so laudatory reviews; I began thinking that I really wasn't paying attention when they aired the show. But then, I found a review from Canadian blogger Geno Sajko, who resumes EXACTLY the outstanding feature I most remember about the show: "... they have kids doing stupid things getting them into trouble (taking the show to a attempted comedic level), and characters who acted so stupidly - not believably. Too many episodes around some dumb tw*t doing something stupid after being asked not to, thus costing time, food, supplies etc, then rescuing them." In a hostile or at least unknown environment, people acted like they were strolling through a Kentucky prairie. The Martin couple behaved like Lost in Space's Dr. Smith, always furthering their own agenda and finally creating problems for all, themselves included.My vague -and perhaps mistaken- recollections also include an absence of visual attractions: In my mind, people are walking all the time on dirt; all around looked like brown dust, and that's all there was.Actors were excellent (and often gorgeous), but the characters were unable to gain my sympathy.

This was an intelligent sci-fi series that tickled with your imagination and the "what if" question at the back of your mind.Why did they cancel this show? It had the making of a great show, a great future.It could have been the "lost" of the 90s. Science fiction filled with mysterious events. Unknown actors, some of which broke into mainstream TV/movies - Clancy Brown, Rebecca GayheartGreat acting, great plots, great scenery, no cash.I'm actually quite surprised that another TV network didn't snap this show up and continue doing it.So why not??