Brian Kean

Awesome movie!! Funny as hell and I never knew what was happening next! Anna Kendrick is amazing and her comedic timing is perfect! I love every scene with and I especially love her facial reactions. She is so girl next door.

Great film that made the quarantine of a pandemic memorable for a lot of really good laughs and great songs!

Excellent. Aniston is awesome. Reese, the whole team is really, really good! I love to hate to love the network head! )) Not sure how they can keep it up. though. Started out really strong.

Great show, love "Denis"...kind of like he moved on from Sunny to become a teacher. Question to the director--does EVERYTHING have to be colored coordinated??? I am seeing Turquoise-Tiffany color in my sleep. Even the shots in the bars scene were turquoise! Mix it up a bit, please.

I read the reviews and thought, cool, a new take on D-Day. Complete trash. Obviously, those who made the film and those reviewing need to read just one book on the history of D-Day. A) there were no black paratroopers let alone a black platoon sergeant; B) Take just one trip to Normandy to get a more accurate picture of the terrain. When they landed, I thought they were in Asia somewhere. Let's see, opening seen of Germans shooting one of the troops (avoided a spoiler alert) showed these massive, farm boy types who historically were mostly off on the Eastern Front. Anyway, turned it off after 10 minutes. Found it way too dumbed down.

Ok. I am an American residing in Russia for 25 years. First of all, the Russian oligarch played by Malkovich is horrible! Not his fault but Hollywood has to stop making Russians out to be wise, Indian monk-like figures with some deep, dark spirituality--simply does not exist. And also, the nonsense when Malkovich talks about the "Moskva" Christmas market--has never existed and does not exist today. Russians celebrate New Year's as their primary holiday; and, the "spiced wine" that Malkovich mentions is something no one in Russia has ever drunk until it came to then from Germany and the Baltic countries in the past 20 years...please learn a bit about cultures. Also, did they sell their kids or are have the writers just decided not to bother with them anymore?

I wanted to like this but when the (spoiler alert) character started telling her story about being born into the family of a Russian oligarch--and yet another deeply spiritual and wise figure (don't exist in Russia)--she mentioned and they showed a crazy rich family in 1987...Russia in 1987 was bankrupt and there were not oligarchs and it was still the Soviet Union--the kind of wealth they are depicting only really came about in the late 90's early 00's...please research a little before mocking the viewers.