Vince

Absolutely the one of the most difficult films ever made by a genius director this film was made out in the field under real conditions and had several setbacks. It is a must watch for film aficionados as it represents a quality in filmmaking that's not seen today with shortcuts like studio CGI. It's the real deal film made the hard way placing the entire production team in a harm's way to get the shots. Coppola based the film on "Heart of Darkness" but set it in a surreal version of the Vietnam war. So creative and the acting first rate. Not to be missed.

I was one of the lucky ones- I saw this in the theater in 1977 as a five year old. It was absolutely amazing then and still delivers after all these years. It grabs you from the beginning of the film and doesn't let go. George Lucas absolutely revolutionized filmmaking with this effort. It's a fast paced swashbuckling adventure but with a foundation of well thought out mythos. Can't praise this film enough as it influenced many generation of youngsters.

Not for me. I was a kid in 1977 when I saw the original film in theaters and spent the next 35 years as a mega fan. I can 't believe it's come to this.

Not really entertaining at all. When politics is discussed only echo chamber guests are tolerated. Opposing views are not and trigger several of the hosts. Intelligent conversation between people having opposing viewpoints is part of the polizariation problem we have the The View exacerbates this situation.

I watched this show from the beginning when the ratings were low. It had a special spark and I wished it would continue. I'm glad it's caught on. It's got a brilliant cast and excellent writing. This show was made with love and it shows. Not a cookie cutter sitcom, but rather memorable. So many great moments from this series it's impossible to count.

I think I may be old fashioned, but I adhere to the Johnny Carson philosophy of late night TV humor. I don't get Stephen Colbert at all and don't like his humor.

A film that at least has a heart. At it's core is's themes are inspiration, aging, and friendship. It tips the scales on the drama side with some light comic relief. Most of the comedy comes in the form of some light situational situations and the producers showed a great deal of restraint here to keep it mostly family friendly. So Grandmas behaving badly in a "Hangover" style wild ride isn't what this film is about. It instead shows the cast a bit more respect, but becomes somewhat bland in the process. But by taking the high road this film is likely to be endearing as the years pass.

Excellent biopic of you love Queen and Freddie. It captured this super unique and talented superstar. I'm a huge fan for many decades and Bohemian Rhapsody the song is what inspired me to learn piano. I knew the story already having absorbed everything I could about this man in the past decades, but seeing this on screen really touched me. It was amazing.

One star goes to Hayden and the other to Ewan, both excellent in this show and are Star Wars royalty. But Disney sure did mess up what could have been an epic series. The 3 missing stars go to the studio for that blunder.

Original fan here from 1977 and lost the force with what's happened under the the current administration. It's really criminal how that studio has ruined the franchise. Things are still very uneven but emerging from the ashes of Star Wars rises Tony Gilroy. This is an amazing series with nearly perfect casting and a gritty realism that the other shows have completely missed. I was late to the game on this one since I just can't hold my nose anymore and watch what's being released and enough fans gave this props so I gave it a try. I'm glad I did.