Waste of time

Excellent but underrated film

The acting in this movie is really good.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

I was excited about watching this show, since the premise seemed interesting.Instead, it turned out to be repetitive and full of clichés. The plot doesn't always make sense, and most of the time is uninteresting.Actors are not the best (to say the least), and making them fit in the story feels really fake and unnatural.The show displays a lot of scenes exploiting women sexuality just to get the attention of the viewer - like a US marshal wearing high heels and an indecent cleavage, scenes of blonde cat fights, etc.Some episodes will sort of catch your attention but overall I'd say the show is uninteresting and boring.

casting is poor, except for Walter and his legal counsel. In general, story lines are great, but butchered by crude, vulgar, soulless and unconvincing acting. Especially Willa, who seems to be playing herself, a heartless, selfish, spoiled brat refusing to grow up. Too bad, it could have been a great show. Not surprised at all it got canceled, only surprised it ran as long as it did. Mercedes Masoehn could have pulled this show out of the ditch, but as I said earlier, casting was poor. Otherwise settings are exciting, varied, and one of the few things in this show convincing. I have to write 10 lines, before my review is being accepted, but there is not more to say about this show.

First off, if there was a way to give 20 stars I would. After years of CSI type shows, this is a breath of fresh air. The plots have unusual twists and the cast performs admirably.I love the character of Willa, played to the tee by Maddie Hasson. A blond female youth role that is not the teen angst with a side of privileged cheer leading princess is such a refreshing change. Her character is strong while at the same time vulnerable, making one root for her.The title character, the Finder, portrayed by Geoff Stults would drive you nuts as a friend but as entertainment he's a hoot. Locating the missing (fill in the blank) through a combination of observational skills and the ability to see what's going on outside the box, the route from A to B is never a straight line and is always entertaining.Michael Clarke Duncan as Leo is a gem. He is actually the soul of the show and, in addition to being talented, has the most wonderful voice on television. I could listen to that man reading the phone book! All in all, this is one entertaining show that I hope has a long life and keeps writing the quarter bubble off plot lines. Well done all!

When we saw the episode for the finder on Bones we immediately said how great it would be for them to have their own show. Then when it did show up this season we were ecstatic! And I must say we were not disappointed! Walter couldn't be a more perfect mix of crazy, smart, mysterious and likable. And Leo is great! A perfect tough tank of a man with a soft heart and pulls it off wonderfully. The chemistry between Walter and Isabelle is a fun sidenote in the show. I do miss the Brit that was in the Bones episode but Isabel is nice too. I really like Willa as well. She brings a young vibe with a funny smart- butt teenage attitude while still being likable and endearing. I truly hope this series is renewed. I think it would be a mistake not to! Hey, FOX pay attention! RENEW THIS SERIES!!!!