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I just recently watched this movie which has been out since 2017. I had never heard of it. Even though there were some weak points in the plot this movie has absolutely haunted me. I don't mean haunted in the sense of scary although it does have some frights. I mean in the sense of returning to my mind over and over again in the weeks that have followed. After all, isn't that what haunting means? Something returning to your mind over and over again and making you feel it again and again. Definitely worth four stars.

I can't believe this got such terrible reviews by the critics and not very good reviews from the public. I I found it very entertaining and enjoyable. The chemistry between Cruise and Wallis was also really fun. Russell Crowe was a really great Jekyll and Hyde. I would have really liked to see a sequel!!

I really feel like you have to be a woman with children to understand this movie. I just really like the way that it described the same kind of feelings I had when I stayed home with my twins for almost 3 years. My husband did help when he could when he was off work but there was a lot of time that we were alone and I wondered if I would ever be a nurse again. And then immediately I would feel guilty for wanting to go back to work. Amy Adams was great.

It just goes to show you that Rotten tomatoes has no idea how to rate movies. I always like everything they don't and this movie was no exception. It was fun but she should have kissed him at the end 😘!

I can't believe this movie only scored a 53% on Rotten Tomatoes. Well I guess I really can understand it because pretty much everything they like I hate. What I like to look at is the review from viewers, that's much better indicator to me of the worth of a film. And this one is definitely a worthy watch! I can't remember how many times I've watched it. I know a lot of people don't think that Tom Cruise is a very good actor, but I would like to argue that. The fact that he is strange in real life does not affect his ability as an actor. I've always enjoyed watching his movies and can't wait for Mission Impossible 7.

I thought it was an awesome show, so different from his previous productions but I appreciated that. Although it was sad there were some happy, sweet times also. Also just the right amount of scare. It had a wonderful cast of young actors that I expect will see a lot from in the future.

😲 So much fun! I love his self-deprecating humor and Pedro Pascal was a perfect pairing. I have love Nick Cage since the first time I watched Moonstruck. I think that line he said in this movie about acting being a job and not a career is so true considering some of the far out choices he's made. He seems to really like to work! And aren't we glad 🤗

Way better than any of the other Scorpion King movies I have seen.

Wow!! On a number of levels one of the best movies I've ever seen. But also terribly sad knowing that it's based on real events and could be any reservation story. So many young indigenous women go missing and are never found and the way it looks to me, hardly ever even searched for by authorities. Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen really play well off each other and I wish that law enforcement tried to solve indigenous murders as well as these two characters do.

Oh the mind of Stephen King would be a scary place to wander around in. This was a wonderfully twisted movie, but of course not near as good as the book. Kudos to Mike Flanagan who did an awesome job with this screenplay mixing the book and the movie with it's predecessor The Shining. This is one of my absolute favorite rolls by Rebecca Ferguson. Of course Ewan McGregor and Kyliegh Curran did a great job also. If you're a fan of Stephen King and Mike Flanagan you will love it as much as I did.