Derek Clutter

There is really nothing good to say about this film! Everything about it is terrible and while I love Nick Cage he has a bad habit of just taking every role offered to him. I can only assume he was playing the role as he was told. Heather Graham never was an elite actress but she’s gotten worse. Stephen Dorff is built for western films and he was the only bright spot but if you want to watch him in a western just stick with Old Henry.

After a very long Marvel drought they hit the nail on the head with this. I’m looking forward to Thunderbolts 2 and 3 and 4 and…

So far so good, after just two episodes I’m hooked! It will be a weekly watch for me!

This could have been a really good film but the casting of Paul Mescal for the lead was a terrible decision. He didn’t bring a thing to the film and was exceptionally bland. You don’t follow up on of Russell Crowe‘s greatest performances with this.

I am speechless! If I could give ten stars I would. What a beautiful show!

A good, not great film. It has the true story part going for it which makes it interesting albeit very slow, although I’m sure it was intended to be it’s just not my cup of tea. There are bright spots however! And leading the way is Jodie Comer, if you watch this for no other reason, do it just to hear her Chicago accent! It was remarkable and I honestly googled it because I thought for sure it was her lips moving but someone else’s voice! Nope, it was her and she has developed into a Hollywood powerhouse that seems to only takes roles that she knows she’ll be great at. In the end I fear there wasn’t enough of a story to start with. This was no big splash as we’ve come to expect. I was expecting Benny to take over but he didn’t want it. The big event was Johnny being killed and the kid taking over but that was 8 seconds and it was over. I guess I just expected more.

I don’t believe there is a show or movie with the visuals this has, a truly incredible adventure.