HighetG123

Visually stunning but lacking in humour and plot. I really enjoyed "The Grand Budapest Hotel" and quite liked "Asteroid City ", but this film left me cold. Nobody in the cinema laughed at all. I don't know why so many excellent actors are so keen to appear in Wes Anderson's films. I include the peerless Jason Watkins, who had a small role.

Excellent. Gripping all the way through. Rami Malek was terrific.

I found it very moving. It kept my attention for the whole length of the film. Lack of dialogue wasn't a problem for me at all.

Pamela Anderson was wonderful. Jamie Lee Curtis also shone and I really liked seeing Dave Bautista acting in a film that had nothing to do with the Marvel Universe. They all elicited sympathy in their roles in this very moving film about real people's lives and how they are affected by so-called progress. Wonderful music and cinematography throughout also.

Sad and uplifting at the same time. A family is ripped apart by a military regime. The tension and threat really contrasted with the relaxed and loving lifestyle of the family. Great acting by all.

I loved it. It made me laugh and it made me cry. I did find it very moving and deep. Fabulous acting, especially from Kieran Culkin.

Great acting but far too long, even with the 15 minute intermission to allow a toilet or coffee break. Personally, I found the film "A Real Pain" much more effective and moving. I can't understand why it hasn't been nominated for an Oscar for Best Film.