House, M.D.: Season Three
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Movie Reviews of House, M.D.: Season Three
Movie Review: Can't Wait for Season Four.
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the only show currently running which consistently holds my interest. Most programming these days is "reality" programming--which seems to mean watching anxious people locked in fierce competitions which reveal the worst human characteristics and are often ugly to watch--that's cheap, junkfood TV and it truly is a mindless waste of time. Dr. House is a breath of fresh air. With all his oddities, his demons, his arrogance, and his brilliance, he's an original character I find fascinating. He's locked in his own struggles, too, as are all the other members of the cast. To me the fictional show seems more real and valid than all the "reality" shows. It's a wonderful show and I look forward to each new episode. Hope the entire team makes it back this fall!Movie Review: Not Just Good...Its House Good
Summary: 5 Stars
For starters season 3 begins with a twist and ends with even a bigger twist. All the main characters are further developed and if you are worried that you have heard and seen it all in the first two seasons when it comes to the cases House has to diagnose.....well dont. There is plenty more on the menu.
What did piss me off with season three is that by the end of it, I was left hating the fact that I will have to wait till next August to be able to figure out what will happen next.
In fact, it was only till I watched "the behind the scenes" footage that I managed to feel a bit better about waiting all that time. That and the fact that I must have been the first person to own and watch House season 3 in the Middle East.....
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Movie Review: Addicting!
Summary: 5 Stars
House is one of those rare TV shows that entertains you with humorous moments, but also compels you to examine serious aspects of life in general. While there may be House's sarcastic and glib remarks that make us chuckle (and sometimes burst out laughing), there are also those moments that make you stop and think for a moment. In Season 3, these two elements combine together for even more unforgettable episodes. A rape victim forces House (and the audience) to consider the meaning of life and its tragedies, and the neverending debate on religion causes us to always reevaluate our perspectives. Through it all, come what may, House continues to be the person we all secretly wish we could be: insanely brilliant, sarcastic, and always able to tell it like it is.Movie Review: House continues to evolve and the story lines stay unpredictable
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought I'd grow bored with the series long before now. But...no...not only does House continue to grow and change, showing signs of humanity (the jury is still out on how MUCH compassion he has and whether he is more self-serving than not) but the other characters are being allowed to grow in surprising directions.
If you are already a fan of this show, then I expect you'll probably want to get this. If not, don't start with the newest boxed set but go back and watch all the episodes. The dialogue is among the sharpest and wittiest out there.
Oh, yeah...if you are the internet searching type, there are some hilarious bloopers to be found on various websites like You...well, you know the name of the site, don't you?
Movie Review: As always with House M.D.: Excelent!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I loved this season as much as I loved the previous two!!! And there were some hilarious episodes, as the one in which Dr. House wants his carpet back on his office and while the carpet ins't there he's attending his team in the church, in the entrance of the hospital... hilarious!
And as always there are some touching episodes, and some that really make you think, like the one in which they have to treat a young gipsy and the team of doctors have problems trying to get their points of view and treatments into work because the gipsies doesn't want to be "experimented" with, and that raises some issues of racism, prejudism... It was a great episode.
I would recommend this serie to everyone!