Cindy Twardzik

Great family movie! The young actor that played Austin did exceptionally well in his role. I liked the bitter reality of this movie the way they portrayed raising a child with not only one, but two major challenges and the burden it ultimately puts on a family. Most of us will never experience that, but something we should be aware of. The movie also had its funny moments which made it endearing. Good entertainment!

Saw it yesterday, first day out. Excellent movie! Dennis Quaid was tremendous as Ronald Reagan and did him justice. He held his calm demeanor and lowered his voice like Reagan’s and even down to his ruddy complexion. Same with Penelope Ann Miller. You could feel her dedication to her husband and his wellbeing as it seems Nancy did. Not much about their kids in the movie. Very well done in my opinion and deserves Academy Award recognition or, at the very least, nominations. Those who lived during the Reagan years should really appreciate this biopic of his life. Brought back lots of memories!

A beautiful story! Heart warming and surprisingly entertaining. I wasn’t sure I’d like it originally, but after the first episode I had to see what happened next. I didn’t read the book, but maybe that’s a good thing since I’m not judging it by comparison. I can’t imagine why anyone would give this series less than 5 stars, especially given what’s going on today. It gives us quite the perspective of the atrocities of war that includes soldiers and victims.

Entertaining and actually funny, unlike the other late night shows on the regular networks who try way too hard to be PC while airing their personal, leftist views. I enjoy seeing what guests he has on every night as some are definitely my favorites.