Susan Russell

I didnt like this movie at all. It was super boring. I'm glad I watched it at home but the opportunity cost of the time spent was not worth it. It just isn't engaging.

I liked it. I'm into artsy suspenseful strange mystery movies. This one moves slow only because you're not sure whether whats happening is real or just a character's imagination. It kept me guessing all the way through. I also liked the nostalgia of it being set in the late 1990s early 2000s- big TVs, monitors, Nokia phones, you get the picture. If you're into the new Gen Z style movies that include lots of anxiety and let's just have everything either be gory for no reason and with no character development or let's just shoot everyone and be violent, you won't like this movie.

It's nicely filmed but things seem rushed as far as character build. I found myself wanting to pause the movie just to catch up with what was going on. My brain felt confused most of the time but overall I think it's worth your time. I wouldn't pay for it though. Free stream only.

Predictable and not at all funny. I was expecting a blockbuster with Clooney and Roberts but there was no chemistry and too many unrealistic situations. " Where'd our boat go?" Really? Lame. And let's play beer pong on a really small square card table. Yeah. That's realistic. Budget must of been tight. Very glad I saw it for free on Peacock!

I hated Halloween Kills but really liked Halloween Ends. It actually has a story and it's not just the same-old Laurie vs. Michael thing that's been going on for decades. I am an old schol Halloween fan so I can understand some reviewers being disappointed by Michael not being the main attraction but growing up with series, hello. We're all older now. It makes perfect sense for him to pass the torch. Younger generations have a different idea on what is good horror. If you dont believe me check out the millenial and younger generations views on the last Scream movie. I thought it was terrible- acting, storyline, everything. Far less superior than the first four but the younger generations loved it. Much like the Scream franchise, I thought Halloween was going downhill but this movie actually gives me hope that the suspense and storyline can continue in a meaningful, yet horrifying manner.

It's okay. I've watched it many times. A couple times just before the break up of my own marriage. The first time my (now Ex) hubby and I saw it, I cried. The second, he cried. Interesting. But I just don't get how the whole storyline was built upon one split 30 second action by Mr Big. I mean, everyone has wedding jitters. I feel like Carrie totally overreacted and then the whole movie was based upon this one thing. It's too flimsy, even with their past relationship issues. If she was willing to dump him that easily, they didn't have anything great in the first place. I mean, in reality, people talk. There's no way months would go by with no communication. So the premise kind of sucks but I love the way its filmed and how the ladies get along.