Farisa Smith

Saw this movie when it first came out. It was very compelling and suspenseful. But, it became a prequel of the only pandemic I hope to ever experience. Although the casualties in the movie were much higher it was almost a playbook of how the pandemic played out. I have a new found respect the people who deal with public health and the researchers and other scientists who work tirelessly to figure out how these tiny but deadly organisms work. And most of all it reinforced the facts that hand washing and not touching your face can save your life!

I love this movie. It was way ahead of it's time. The dysfunction of this family, fathers and sons, husbands and wives . Mandacity! What a masterpiece that doesn't end with everything tied off in a nice bow. It's messy, just like real life. And I'm here for it sisterwoman.

I really like this show. At first it seems like a simple western with family and property disputes. Then a murder mystery. Then all of a sudden your taken into science fiction with twists and turns. And you realize this isn't an ordinary story line. The first season ends with a cliffhanger . Can't wait to see season two.

It was gorgeous! I know Washington Heights . And I saw places I've seen all my life in this movie. It was beautifully written and shot. And there were parts that I cried. As the child of immigrant parents from the Caribbean I felt it. The struggles, the joys, the community. It was all celebrated in this film. I will definitely watch it again . And I think you will too.

The little girl ( Daycota Fanning) is so annoying in theis movie. I know she's a good actress but in this movie all she did was scream. And the father's ( Tom Cruz) behavior was also childish and annoying.

Gorgeous cinematography. And an ending that made you wonder was it real or the imagination of a mind trying to hold on to hope in a reality that was beyond all hope. Loved it.