Steve Swangler

Batman doesn’t appear in more than the first 25% of the film. I like the idea of different eras, but this flick didn’t really utilize its 1970’s settings. The only way to tell was the clothing style and such, but other than that, it could have been any time. They didn’t even use 70’s slang.

Nothing new. The typical same old “stories” Having Floyd Cartwright speaking and pointing out he is a doctor, but not what type of doctor. He was a dentist. A completely irrelevant type of doctor/scientist when it comes to Bigfoot. Several typical stories of campers or hikers seeing these large creatures, but amazingly, with so many people carrying cameras in the form of their phone, not one legitimate photo or video. Cartwright even says “I’ve never seen god but I believe in him.” That means absolutely nothing because there is as much legitimate evidence for any of the thousands of gods as there is for the thousands of Bigfoot like creatures. And that is absolutely none

I cannot see the high ratings for this film. I have now watched it 3 times each time several years apart, thinking perhaps I would get a different perspective, considering my own growth as a person. Aside from the fantastic music, and the visual effects of the planetary sequences and the finale, the film moved excruciatingly slow. I’m guessing Kubrick was trying to impress upon the audience how slowly the vehicles were moving in the expanse of space, despite moving faster than any human built conveyance ever, but after the first instance of this, it just dragged out and was boring. Also, the scene where HAL kills Frank Poole, it just shows Poole and the pod floating off into space, no explanation, nothing. Yes I understood HAL read the astronauts’ lips. Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick together developed the novel and the film simultaneously, the film being released shortly before the book being published. The book is infinitely better. I could not put the book down, I finished it in a day and a half while watching the film version felt much longer than a day and a half. Maybe in a few years I may give it another chance, but as I said, as of right now I still cannot see the reverence this film receives. It seems to me the Citizen Kane of science fiction, highly regarded by many but extremely boring to me

slow and dull. not very well cast. also predictable.

Everyone involved in this awful sequel should never be allowed to make movies ever again.

boring. very boring. i enjoy sci-fi and especially realistic space films, but this one was just slow and boring. i wont give any spoilers and everyone should judge for themselves, but i was disappointed in this film, especially considering the stars, Sandra Bullock and George Clooney

boring and predictable. despite 3 usually entertaining stars, Reynolds, Gadot and Johnson just go through the motions on a tepid, formulaic script. i literally fell asleep half way through. i had to finish the second half the next day, unfortunately, it got no better, it's difficult enjoying a film when you can tell what's going to happen before it happens. a film bad enough to not be entertaining, but not bad enough to be entertaining. just boring. also, huge gaffes in different areas. searching through a 76 year old bunker built by escaping Nazis, look close, you'll see the "German" case with English writing. why would Germans label their container in English? a 90 year old car sitting in said bunker for 76 years starts up after one quick crank, followed by two military vehicles which start right up after a quick crank. (never explained why the art thief Nazi had military vehicles hidden with his stolen treasures.

i seriously cannot understand how this show is on tv. the several episodes i've watched have never even earned a giggle. it is extremely unfunny, painfully so. and i love much of what Seth Macfarlane does, but american dad is a huge dud

i love Laredo, it had humor and action. the first season was great, the characters and their interactions was fantastic. the only drawback was the episodes which Reese did not appear in, nothing against the substitutes for those episodes, but Reese was a fun character. the second season unfortunately featured the ridiculous character of Erik. Erik was a dandy, dressing in what was supposed to be fancy clothes but just looked absolutely stupid. he was definitely a character the show could have done without

this is only regarding season 7, especially season 7 episode 8. this season has been very slow, boring and predictable. a superhero television show with very little to no action. who wants that? the Flash is hardly shown and even when he is, he mostly talks and no action. i hope the rest of the season picks up.