Ruth Hunt

The director couldn't seem to decide if he wanted satire, drama or comedy. The movie is a mess which also needed a good editor. It is too long and scenes like the chase scene are ridiculously long. DiCaprio's dialog consists of saying "f***" over and over and not much else. Many characters are cartoonish. I became totally bored half way through. I'll add it to my list of all-time bad movies.

Beautifully rendered with fantastic sets, costumes and acting, this Frankenstein is told from both the mad creator and the monster victim's point of views. So well done. I only wish it had been shown longer in a movie theater where the magnificence of the set designs could be truly appreciated. Oscar Isaac was outstanding as Dr. Frankenstein. It definitely deserves an Academy award for best picture, costume design, set design and actor.

A wonderful moving documentary about Mariska Hargitay searching for a mother she barely knew. I was moved to tears at the end. So well done. She honors her late mother and herself by producing this incredible story.

I watched three episodes and I'm done. The show moves at a snails pace. Jason Bateman sounds just like his character in Ozark. He's whiny and despicable. I see he's the director and they should have hired someone else. Too boring for me to finish the series.

The only really funny part was in the gas station when Madea clubbed the thugs with her purse and lit their car on fire. It was all downhill from there with too much talking, arguing and just general meanness among the characters. You can only insult and curse people for so long before it's no longer funny. A disappointment and a slog to get through.

While watching this series, I felt like I was under the effect of an hallucinogenic drug. In the 6 episodes, there's so much jumping around to different parts of the story that you wonder "What the heck is this all about"! By the end, it still didn't,make a lot of sense.

This was so creative and intriguing that I binged it in 24 hours. Excellent storyline, cast and setting. I liked the way the story wove back and forth between the present day family and Cassandra's life. Definitely a warning of the potential dangers of A.I. when there are no ethical boundaries as to how it can be used.

It would have been a good movie if the ridiculously loud swelling music during certain scenes had been eliminated. It was a big distraction from a dramatic movie. Example: every time the bad guys are in a van, loud opera music swells. It was totally laughable. The star of the movie Beau Knapp is a fine actor and he carried his role well. It's a shame the director didn't do the same.

I thought the documentary was interesting and well done. It delves into the circumstances of what motivated both people to engage into extreme behavior. Some of it is childhood trauma and some appears to be boredom, lack of direction and meaningful opportunities in their lives. Certainly, to feel fulfilled, they were searching for recognition and excitement. I can't condone their breaking the law by illegally entering buildings but I have to admire the discipline and dedication they have in doing this. The sheer physicality alone of long climbs and being able to balance and center yourself on a precipice is mind-blowing. The law of averages is against them and one hopes they have gotten this out of their systems before a deadly fall occurs. Many reviewers have been critical that they do this for social media clicks only. However, if you get enough followers, you then gain paid sponsorships. So it's more than just clicks. It's paid trips and money.