Sandra Paquet

I appreciated the honesty of the acting. They did not pretend to be anything they were not. If you want a Hollywood happy ending, the reality of disability and autism does not promise this. Instead, I found a hopeful story where two overwhelmed parents learned how to work together for the good of their family.

The show was a complete hoot. Side note-never fight a stunt man! I have to admit, I wasn’t a Ryan Gosling fan before now, but this performance won me over. Emily Blunt was practically perfect in every way as Jody. I loved the homage to stunt people across the decades.

I like the show but I am not going to continue to watch it. Jane Seymour has more acting chops in her right hand than the new breed of actors have in their whole bodies. Why then is she conscripted to using profane language and vulgarity? If this is a ratings ploy, it is not working. In fact, the prevalence of profanity on many of the new shows from the UK is disheartening. I am extremely disappointed as I truly do enjoy Ms. Seymour and the chemistry of the cast, but if this is going to be the norm, I will be looking elsewhere for my streaming services.

Not the most dramatic of the MCU, but extremely enjoyable and entertaining. It was girls’ day out and all of our friends enjoyed it.

The movie was just what we needed-no deep-thinking, just enjoyment. I loved the homage to the terrible jokes and soundtrack of the Jungle Cruise ride. I’d watch anything Emily Blunt and the Rock are in together.

Although the movie strays from “Halloween Party” considerably, it is a well-crafted movie. There is enough eeriness in it to satisfy the seasonal viewer.

If you’re going to watch and expecting an Oscar, keep on moving. There were enough sweet and poignant moments to keep our interest. Anyone going through a loss will understand and enjoy the movie.

It was nice to revisit Indy. We truly enjoyed the movie and the end of the story.

An honest portrayal of an incredible period in time. I truly enjoyed the movie, as did the rest of the viewers in the theatre.

It was fun. If you expected to see a serious film, this the DC with the Rock.