I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

There are better movies of two hours length. I loved the actress'performance.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

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.

'Ghostbusters (1984)' meets 'Men In Black (1997)' sounds more like the start of a half-cocked, wish-fulfilling 'what-if' slurred to a friend in-between drinks at a slightly too raucous party than the basis for a fully formed feature film and yet someone clearly managed to sell it, more than likely during a flustered and frenzied elevator pitch, as a fool-proof way of delivering exactly what modern audiences want. Ironic, really, as it not only represents the kind of shoddy studio schlock that favours CGI spectacle over character or story but also the worst elements of both its most obvious inspirations. It misses the mark in almost every area in which it was so sure it was going to succeed, making it almost satisfying that it bombed so heavily and proved that audiences were smarter than they were given credit for. Yet, there is some occasional charm, amidst the chaos of the story and the straight-up ugly visuals, and a few somewhat entertaining sequences that can be passively enjoyed if you lean into the ridiculousness of it all, with most of the flick's successes solely resting on the fact that the core cast are just charismatic enough that they can almost take the edge off the corny dialogue. Ultimately, it isn't anywhere near as bad as it could've been, but is just plain mediocre. 5/10

Well, i skipped this movie for a looooong time, mostly due to his IMDb score. It wont win an Oscar? Sure, few movies do. It has a cliché plot? Sure, but which modern action movie hasn't? If you know Ryan Reynolds, you know he is a funny guy, despite the movie he is in. If you know Jeff Bridges, you know the guy can act, either comedy to drama and all in between. Kevin bacon is always solid.What happens when you mix them all with a decent plot, some good action scenes and good visual effects?, This movie. Sometimes all you need is to sit down, get a couple of beers, some popcorn, either alone or with good company and have some laughs. Don't trust the rating of this movie, just watch it. Its worth it.

Back when I first saw "Men in Black," I wondered what it would be like if Jay and Kay had to go up against ghosts, zombies, vampires and other paranormal entities. This is not that movie except superficially. Ryan Reynolds plays a police officer who is struck down in the line of combat, but in some sort of almost "Beetlejuice" arrangement, he has to police the world's ghosts before he can cross over. Jeff Bridges is his partner, a former Wild West sheriff, and they can only appear on Earth "Quantum Leap" style as their human hosts, an elderly Chinese man and a stunningly attractive statuesque blonde. If you've watched this far, you've realized it's already more convoluted than "Quantum Leap" and less entertaining or creative than "Beetlejuice." Now, I know "R.I.P.D." is based on a more successful comic book, but maybe more effort should have been put on the script than the special effects. It has a few funny moments, several gross scenes and tries to be exciting, but the only good part is the repartee between Bridges and Reynolds. Kevin Bacon is annoyingly tedious, there are numerous moments that just don't make sense much less feel as if they belong in the movie and some moments seem almost incoherently tagged on (a house that looks normal but is actually condemned??) Even Reynolds own pining for his wife feels stolen from "Spawn." Bottom line, this movie could have been streamlined to a much more tightly and coherent flick. "MIB" had much better acting, writing, visual gags and a stronger concept based on the extraterrestrial phenomenon. For "R.I.P.D." to have worked on a "Beetlejuice" level, it would have been better to have some concepts viewers would have recognized without knowing the comic books.

Knowingly formulaic with a shaky start and not requiring a lot of brain to watch, but staying with it pays dividends.It has enough novelty and heart to make a really good popcorn film. It's main selling point is the interaction between Jeff Bridges and Ryan Reynolds. I think Jeff Bridges is a great actor with amazing versatility, and his comedic performances are up there with the best. And no one does "I didn't deserve this, I'm hurt and I'm going to be amusingly rude" like Ryan Reynolds does.Conversely if you don't like either of these actors you probably won't like the film. Mary Louise Parker does a very amusing tough-but-vulnerable, sultry, smart-enough-to-run-rings around you bit which I really liked. I dug the retro white boots too, and the reason why she wears them is a nice part of the plot.Kevin Bacon does not disappoint. It's easy to think you've seen his performance before, but he does it really well, which is why he keeps getting these roles.This film should have been a hit. I guess with the Marvel Cinematic Universe riding high it's tough for lighthearted action to compete at the moment.I marked it down -1 for lack of originality - it's M.I.B with "deados".Favourite quote "I do and I certainly hope he got got both eyes, Roy".