Elliot Shapiro

Not what one would expect from a film that begins with a home invasion relating to an apocalyptic doomsday scenario. Preposterous, perhaps, but M Night makes the whole thing work. It doesn't hurt to have a good ensemble cast with Dave Bautista taking the lead. The film is both different and entertaining.

Lacks originality and innovation; it's been done before on a variety of different platforms. Even Eddie Murphy can't save this lack luster creation, and should you find another movie to watch in its place... do so.

Japanese film director Hirokazu Koreeda is on location in South Korea to bring a pure uncut jewel to the screen. With a great ensemble cast lead by Song Kang-Ho whose performance in 'Parasite' garnered international acclaim, 'Broker', should have been nominated for best motion picture...PERIOD. Dissecting the insidious side of adoption, child brokering and child development, Mr. Koreeda leaves no stone unturned creating a masterpiece of a motion picture along the way.

Fairly decent sci-fi drama that was just too long for eight eisodes..should have played out in half the time allotted. Time spent back and forth on a recurring theme lead to much redundancy.

Laughed so hard at some scenes nearly lost my breath; one of the funniest ensemble movies in a great while.

The way a giant monster/reptile movie was meant to be made. No other recent movie of this type holds a candle to CRAWL.