Stephen Muenstermann

Excellent movie. I don't often review movies. But this was very well thought out and had amazingly touching content.

Very boring. Weak characters. Weak script. No imagination. Extreme lack of creativity assuming GCI will win the audience.

It didn't suck. But the screen writing lacked decent dialog that would really draw you in. Additionally, Theodore should have answered a lot of the questions that he was asked. The lack of the answer did not create suspense it only made him look stupid. They could have had him respond in a sense that would keep the audience guessing what the next action would be. But it was poorly written, and the movie didn't keep you contained in its dialogue. Great actors, good editing, solid cinematography, but the storyline did not cement the audience.

Actors are too old to be playing in the character roles that they are acting in. Interesting story, but the last minute escapes and poor timing on the lines spills the story. No suspense.

Great family fun. Directing could have used a little help.

It started a little slow but really drew you in. A great story on the strength of family. No matter how dysfunctional they may seem to be from the outsiders perspective this story shows the strength of the family within.

Great acting. However, the story is a bit demented and bizarre. It takes some turns that only one taking psychedelics would understand. I am not sure if the director was trying to be artsy or what. But with all that talent and effects the story lacked the ability to really draw you in to it.

Great story filled with twists and excitement. Never a dull moment. And a delightful outcome.