Natasha Vaney (Rebel Writer)

I love North Carolina, so the setting is perfect for me as a nature lover. I would give the film, along with the actors, screenwriters, producers, and crew, more than five stars. It truly deserves five stars. The film explores themes of love, loss, resilience, adaptation, growth, evolution, and much more. It's a must-see movie of the year, and I hope it wins awards in every category. The film is genuinely inspirational.

Mark Ruffalo should really stop using his European accent. He used it in All the Stars We cannot See- Persian accent but it really bad. No other actor or actress is pretending to have a European accent, such as Emma Stone. Other than that, it's a good movie and has a past and futuristic reality. Women are still supposed to act and be obedient & demeanour.

1984 Professor Indiana Jones Jr. was in the early 40s 1939-1945 World War II Indiana Jones wouldn't be born, let alone a professor of archaeology. 1969 USA sends a man to the moon. Jones is retiring? Scriptwriters, what were you thinking when you wrote Dial of Destiny? Anyone who has been a fan for the last 40 years + would wonder why you could not get the timelines the same. Jones would not be old enough 1969 to be a professor and return. But Jones Sr (Sean Connery) would have been old enough to be a professor. So, as a fan for the last 40 years + I have to say I am disappointed. It would be better if they had kept the timelines straight. If you have never seen the other movies and watch this one by itself, then it will not matter.

It is excellent to show the Rockets' origins. Madmen at the helm are playing Gods. I don't believe in God. I believe in evolution, Darwin's theory-Science. Evolution over millions of years. Not in a minute. And not madmen's design. I wouldn't say I like the changes to Groot. I know he has always been a muscle type of character and sidekick to Rocket. It would have been great if they showed how they met. Whoever has done the artwork has changed Groot from a living being to a dead thing. He looks like driftwood now. Vs a living being.

Morgan Freeman is a great actor and narrator. It is excellent that National Geographic first chose Morgan Freeman to narrate and do the show. I think of him as a spiritual man and remember him from the Robin Hood movie he was in about 35 years ago. He was born in the South in 1937; times have changed, and his personal experience of being a black man in a time when he was treated and separated because of his colour. Almost a hundred years later, he is a superstar. Segregation is no longer a way of life in the USA. Plantation owners can no longer own enslaved people. Free Labour. An enslaved person is not dead in the USA. Instead of cotton plantations, the USA has private prisons and gets Free Labour from the inmates. The Story of God is missing Norse mythology and its Gods and goddesses that pre-date Christianity, Jewish Muslims, Egyptians, and Greek mythology Gods and goddesses are missing as well. And many more. The oldest is Hinduism. I hope National Geographic containers the series to include Norse mythology and Greek mythology, among others. I learned a lot from the series. It baffles me why Jews, Christians, and Muslims are at war with each other as they are all worshipping the same GOD. The origins of their religious beliefs are the same. It is just a variant of the same religion. It is time for people to see the truth, put down the guns, and choose to live in peace. The Jewish Scrolls talk about the Apocalyptic event to bring peace at the expense of Wars. Why? Because of a temple is a materialistic shrine. The Egyptians built shrines and pyramids and made the men & women who believed they were Gods. God does not reside in a temple, mosque, or church. One would not exist without the other; the three religions come from the same doctrine of theology. It was not a shrine that freed the Jews from Egypt and crossed the sea. It was faith. And the commandments said, Thou should not Kill my neighbour.

The storyline and acting are good, BUT why does Hollywood not use Native American, Indigenous people, First Nations, Inuit, and Metis, vs using other ethnicities for the roles? The real hard-faced by the Indigenous Tribes of North America was/are real by colonisation until today. Ancestorial lands were stolen, and entire Tribes were murdered deliberately by White men and churches and diseases. Whole tribes were made extinct. Like traditional food supplies, way of life, languages, culture, trades, roles and stories passed down from generation to generation. I wonder if Time Travel ever becomes tangible if the Indigenous Tribes would be so welcoming.? The Vikings didn't win. Why did they not conquer? They were here long before Columbus., French, &British.

I don't recall reading the book, but I wanted to read it. I read so many things sometimes it's hard to remember everything. Especially now when we are bombarded daily with things to read or listen to. And I love that I don't need to leave my place and have access to literature from all over the world with my library card. I have listened to books for the last 15 years, and technology has made it more accessible. I read the reviews of people who have read the book and watched the mini-series. I agree that they didn't use French actors to keep it as authentic as possible. After all, they went through the trouble of making it a mini-series utilising the location, so why would the author allow someone else not to get the details right a few more episodes as it seems Big Gaps of Time is missing in the series? I know this is historical fiction, but Hollywood has made so many other movies in WW2 there. Are details here that are missing? The time gap between when the Nazis invaded France to when the American troops took back control and it is not something that we should not forget. And why do Americans have to be the heroes? The heroes are those whose names aren't on the walls and who fight against tyranny and madmen's apologies. War has become a religion by itself and a reason for existence. No matter what side you are on, you are a pawn. despensible, just another number. The madmen don't care about you. If you happen to survive and have PTSD or a limb missing, they will fight you for benefits. Freedom, what does that mean? Americans have been the biggest producers of weapons of mass destruction, and in wars, Wars are profitable to a few madmen. Nothing has changed except the players dictating to the masses, especially in light of what's happened in the world in the last two centuries. Humans are the monsters, the references to 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. How many species have gone extinct in the previous 200 years? How many human casualties? Since WWI, humans, despite the weapons of mass destruction, have increased our populations from 2 Billion to 8 Billion in one century. Our wars propel our technological advancements—and the men at the helm. Sci-Fi made into reality. In War of the Worlds, we as a species band together to defend our planet from Martian invasions and polluting our planet; the Earth is on Fire. So why have we as a species not learned to live with our differences in peace?

Excellent mini-series based on Edgar Allan Poe's works. I don't want to give anything away. I would not call it a Horror but a Thriller—great script and acting by all new and veteran actors. It says season 1. So I wonder if there will be other scripts and actors with other works of Poe's. The Pale Blue Eye was another of Poe's works and really well done.

OMG, it's a fantastic movie. The actors play their characters perfectly. Magical & Spirited! The story is about love, and we should never choose a book by its cover or make assumptions about things or judgments without the facts.

Wolves avoid humans. For wolves to be near ski lifts and humans, they know better humans are trouble. And who knows, there will be a storm that would go off by themselves I haven't watched the entire movie, but that's my opinion 30 minutes into it. Breaking down the door with his foot vs his body weight.