David Johnson

I don't remember how many times I have watched this "movie" many times and I keep getting the itch to watch it again. It's just part of my life...

Some sex,and lots of tennis and terrifically well done

Jennifer Connelly is the difficult part for me. Very difficult for her I'd think to act, but watch her work and think for yourself

Pretty intelligent amusement of people who only sorta know each other

Kim NOVAK is at her finest work here, as Gilliam Holroyd, a very lovely witch, bewitching Jimmy Stewart, her best co-star. Very funny and sophisticated...

It's almost not a movie at all: it's closer to a shared experience of the flower-children of the sixties who's gotten elderly within a collapsing society with little regard for its denizens of the failures of the raison d'être no longer working. It is very tough, and very sweet. The trump era is hideously predictable in cause of this. BUT----- there's these strong survivors who live........

Natalie Portman honors Amos Oz; and the horror of endless war which grinds life ITSELF into endless desperation. Which some may understand....

I am surprised that I found it rather funny and the whole big plus is ELAINE May in anything at all. Elaine May has a very strange career for someone so preposterously brilliant, so whenever she chooses to do something -----Yes----yes----yes----yes-----&- about her taste being what it is. I will see it.

The whole movie is priceless. GLENN Close is heart felt in her gender, class-caste confusion. A very important question about one's own life ITSELF is delicately examined. An important movie to see.

Nothing I can think of is so endlessly immersive and happening