Mary Kesterke

Throughly enjoyed the movie. Morgan Freeman tops my list of favorite actors, and the way the domestic violence topic is handled is excellent.

This has to be one of the best parody movies I've ever seen.😂 And who else would have thought to do a word play on another famous actor's name, and turn that play into a character? Two thumbs up for that one.

Kudos to the writers for adding a rescue sequence. Unfortunately it didn't save the talented cast of actors from the stupid plot that made up a majority of the movie.

I always enjoy a movie that is based on actual events, and this movie is no exception. I also always enjoy a movie featuring Al Pacino whose performance in this movie is excellent, and Russell Crowe, whose portrayal of the title character is excellent as well.

Having first seen this movie back in the day when friends of mine from college were playing the fantasy role playing game Dungeons and Dragons, I enjoyed Tom Hanks as the young man who joins a game and whose mental state leads him to disappear into his Mazes and Monsters persona. Two thumbs up to all especially Tom Hanks in what I am guessing was his first dramatic role.

Beautiful depiction of an individual going through the grieving process. All of the actors did well in their roles, with no over the top hammy emoting, as can occur if the subject of grief is handled incorrectly, which in this movie it clearly is not. Just a suggestion: the director needed to make a clearer distinction between events in Lee's past, and his present

What a cool, fun movie 😀👍👍. Love the scenes where they're preparing and serving food. And the music played throughout had me dancing right along. I recommend this for ALL who are "foodies" at heart, and fans of latino music. 😀👍👍

While the reenactment of the teens on their party hard/let's rob said celebrity's house, and sell their items spree was convincing, I didn't believe any celebrity would go and leave a random set of house keys lying around (spoiler!). And the randomness, and attitude of the teens gave the vibe of their having spent the day shopping in their favorite celeb's house. I also had a bit of trouble believing the teensweren't arrested MUCH much sooner.

I found this movie to be heavy handed and strange. The only reason I watched was to see Jason Robards, and Phillip Seymour Hoffman whose acting talents are exceptional. The thing that kept me from giving this movie more than 2 stars is the 'message' of Seduce and Destroy...a message which, at the very least is overtly misogynistic

As one who, after a childhood of bullying by classmates, found myself crossing paths with(and deciding early on to keep myself forever out of reach of) prospective boyfriends who showed their true abusive/controlling "colors", I admit to grimacing at the flashbacks of Gary attacking Sandra. Sandra clearly deserved better, and I was thrilled to see her strength of character, and the people who crossed her path to help her.