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With all the rave reviews I would have hoped this movie would live up to the hype. It did not. You could have as easily written about the life of a homeless man that while also tragic is just not very compelling. There were some key moments with excellent acting, but that could not save this movie. Brandon is still amazing. I do hope he has more success in the future. Note: This movie has the most AI generated movie reviews I have ever seen. Not sure how to feel about that. This is an actual REAL review.

A solid action flick with an 80's vibe. Almost didn't recognize Milo. He was excellent, as well as the entire team. Crowe was a cohesive bond for the movie for both his directness, patriotism, and ability to lighten the movie with wit and charm. Definitely worth the watch. I also appreciated the contrast being the controllers, and those on the ground.

Is this movie historically, or Biblically accurate to the Old Testament? Most will agree that it is not, but what it is I believe more than makes up (which some may disagree). It's highly ambitious to bring this story to life in cinema. The most important part of the narrative as directed and portrayed -- Abraham's inner struggle, faith, and relationship with God was excellent. To read about it is one thing. To imagine what it might have been like. But to act it out, and the emotion and relationship with his wife, an son Isaac -- very difficult. Some have noticed the markings on Saria (later Sarah) face. In my understanding of ancient religions based on idolatry, she absolutely could have had markings on the body, including the face. Many ancient African, Polynesian, Germanic, and most tribal communities had similar markings. Important to understand that a movie is a story being told through the eyes of another storyteller. Excellent movie. Would recommend.

This movie requires some expensive drugs - more likely than not illegal unless you have a great doctor - to fully appreciate. Sober - this movie is the second worst movie ever made (second to Uncut Gems). David Bowie was fantastic in Labyrinth. If you have a healthy supply of illegal pharma you might give it a go.

Easily my favorite Trek series of all time. Even better than TNG. The characters and writing stayed true to the story -- even when it could been more "Hollywood". I also love the very brief tie in with The Original series in the last season.

Pretty terrible. Hopefully you will read this or the other many negative reviews and skip this one. This movie has more plot holes than a acre full of gophers. That actors did the best with the abysmal script. Probably the best acting came from one of the protagonist dogs. Great barking, fierce. You could tell there was purpose and anger behind each bark.

This documentary could of been much better. It was too emotionally based. How about this. Actually interview someone who wrote one of those algorithms. AI, similar to data models, are only going to be affected by the parameters and logic you give them. If an algorithm for recommending food choices at a fast food chain doesn't factor in holidays, or it only factors in certain holidays, you could say it is "biased". I would call that poor modeling. If the "bias" is factored in by design, possibly without knowledge of the developers, then that would be a very serious issue. More facts. Less drama.

Someone mentioned something about toxic masculinity. No. Just a rancher being a rancher in 1925. Or any other time. I thought it might go a different direction (because of Netflix) and was glad it didn't. It makes you wonder about how she really became a widow -- which is the best part. Old West meets Dexter. Sam Elliot was right, this is a terrible western, but still a good movie!

For a long time I thought The Man Who Fell to Earth was the worst movie ever made. I was wrong. Uncut Gems stole that plaque with a vengeance. I saw many good reviews and wondered if they really did watch the same movie. For me, it was awful. I did watch the whole movie - but it was painful. I thought it might be interesting to see Adam S. do something different. I still like Adam S., just not this movie. You could probably use this movie as an interrogation tactic -- after 30 min they would beg and plead to turn it off and tell you everything you want to know. Yep. It's that bad.

If you missed the happy ending, then you do need to watch again. After leaving the past behind both mentally and physically he can be where he belongs. I agree this would not be a movie for very young viewers. Some scenes that are depicted are hard to watch -- but they are told with a style and care that shows meaning. Typical Hollywood would glorify these scenes for impact. Here they are shown in a manner that is true to the story and gives a respect to the viewer and those involved. As to the priest who takes Indian Horse under his wing. There is a definite reason he calls him "All Glory". It's revealed near the end. Maybe you are unfamiliar with the term. I had to look it up. If you notice in the conversation where he lays down his gloves he is entirely disgusted with how people with seemingly good intentions keep trying to use him for their own purpose. It's a strong statement. Native Indians of all nations in Canada and the Americas were treated terribly. Everyone knows this. This is just one of the stories that could be told -- and it is told very well.