Kath Madden

A fun time. Great comic dialog.

My first viewing of this had me unprepared. I was told it was slow with a waste of a great cast. Once I got the feel for this film, I could not stop laughing. Bill Murray and Adam Diver, bantering back and forth was some of the greatest dialog I've heard in some time. Extremely dry. Make sure you pick the right person or persons to see this with. Most people won't get it.

Well worth the time to watch. An inspiring show that feels goods, with an encouraging message. A real trreat for an end to a horrible year. We do have future and it was shown in this film.

More than anything the music score of this film blew my mind. I saw this at a drive in, but will be looking to seeing this in a theater when it is safe. The cinematography was mesmerizing. With so many layers and subplots, I will need to see this film again.

This very much reminded me of The Raid. The reviews blasted this film, I actually enjoyed it. William Catlett, who played Griffin, turned out to be the sweet surprise in the movie. Everyone in the cast had a back story. Clearing up the reason they were all in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Irma. Some reasons better than the rest. The film has a lot of well played action shots, with lots of foreshadowing. I particularly liked the opening scene, that didn't give away the ending, but showed the action picks up as Hurricane Irma sets down in Puerto Rico. There is also some great lighting scenes when the eye of the storm hits the island.. No, this isn't going to make anyone's best feature film ever list. But, the characters are sure worth a watch. And there is a lot of shooting.

This movie is lots of fun. Lots of creative work with the dialogue, music, and visuals. A real treat for anyone who loves strong women.

Chilling. A thrilling movie about an event in World War ll. Performances are haunting dealing with a constant threat of who to trust. And terror of being exposed.