This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

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

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

The guys sell themselves as being clever and scientific, yet on this particular episode where they tried to use a laser equipped putter to guarantee a mini golf hole in one, they failed on several tries due to "the bright sunshine" and they couldn't see the laser lines. They eventually managed it but not because of the cleverness of their technology.Hey guys, did you think of putting easily available and inexpensive dry-ice fog onto the course to help highlight the laser light despite the sunshine? Can you say "duh"? Jeeze, do we have to do all thinking for you? LOL.All the best.Osku Penttinen in Toronto, Ontario.

Not much to say about this show. Someone decided to rip off Mythbusters, which is fine. However, the show is just not as good. The hosts aren't very interesting. The show is more fluff than anything. The episode where they try to stop a car without brakes is a perfect example. Im not an engineer (but one host is), but I know for a fact that none of the methods were going to work. I also have a feeling the show is a little fake. The episode where they do a beer delivery system, it seems way to fortuitous that a bank's pneumatic system was conveniently available.Its not bad, its just not good. Id rather re-watch an old episode of Mythbusters than this show.

Although the fun aspect of the show is good there science seems off. it would not be difficult to do better on a smaller budget. they may be teaching basics to beginners but there not teaching anything new or reaching there tasks potential just a bit more thought could have been put into the production of the show and the way they go about thingsIf its a show for educational purposes they don't need to resort to large amounts of gunpowder or other high velocity items to teach . They just need to get there methods right . In the right hands compressed air is cheaper more environmentally conscious and a lot safer than explosives or liquid nitrogen . They also seem to be condoning doing power slides ( but not really power slides) in what seems like a public place

I enjoy this new show, and... the Science behind most of their weekly projects. It's a fun show. The whole family can enjoy watching this together. (And you may just learn something :) The cast are also light hearted..they enjoy attempting newer levels of perfection, pointing out where others have failed. And simply apply science and research to making it work ! The show is never boring...it will keep you tuned in each weekend. Science and Math both play a part in each of their projects or challenge as well as Physics. The show's name.." What could possibly go Wrong?" is the right name for this suspense packed show. The Cast, Grant and Kevin actually do serious research, they know many of their projects require safety, research, math, chemistry, physics, weather conditions, momentum, temperature, design and ingenuity. The other fun thing, regarding the several projects that they work on (each week) is that they actually break new records, prove science and perfect others failed attempts.