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Lost Room - GunslingerAW - 12-13-2006
Anybody watch the Lost Room on the Sci-Fi Channel. I've watched it both nights. (Monday and Tuesday) The final episode is on tonight.
So far I have enjoyed it. I don't much enjoy the time frame. (9pm-11pm)
I think the acting is pretty good, and it's pretty much made for anyone who likes supernatural stuff. I also love the plot. Sometimes the actor who plays the dad who's daughter has disappeared isn't believeable, and I had a hard time believeng he was actually downtrodden because of her missing. Other than that pretty good. The actors who play the crazy or slightly off people do a great job.
Does anyone know if this was a book before they made the movie. I'm not sure.
Anyway you might wnt to check it out.
Lost Room - GeraldRice - 12-14-2006
I've seen pieces but it's been great what I caught. Peter Krause (Det. Joe Miller) is a pretty good actor. I think it's more the script than I think his acting about his daughter. He seems determined to find her, but not so much in a rush to do it at times. I think crowbarring in the romance between him and Julianna Marguiles' character is part of the problem.
It actually has a few really good scares in it (like the first time they go to room 9) and I really enjoyed the hospital patient's use of the bus ticket and Joe's persistence. This is going in the netflix queue as soon as they have it available to reserve.
Lost Room - Auskar - 12-15-2006
Don't watch it.
You have a strange premise that goes on for almost six hours where you don't know what is going to happen next, which can be kind of interesting but eventually seems repetitive...
...and then it is over. No true climax, deneoument, or resolution. It just ends.
Lost Room - GeraldRice - 12-15-2006
I think they might be angling to turn this into a series, that's why. And there is a denouement.