Josh Ruble

This should be labeled as a comedy series. The story is pretty fun. But all the tranny stuff is hilarious. They make such a big deal out of pointing it all out too. Lots of laughs.

Great redemption story. Fun little twist on a classic tale.

One of the best based on real life events rescue movies I've ever seen. Also, one of the best water based I've seen. Great acting, great story. Special effects were fantastic. You should watch it.

Much better watch than anticipated. It may be a tired plot line. But it's done very well, from cast to script. Not top echelon, but better than average.

It's a jumbled mess of a movie. I really tried to get into it, but couldn't. Really well done Sci fi is my favorite genre. But this was anything but well done. I honestly don't understand the widespread acclaim for this film.

Probably the worst late night show in the history of television. It's basically the fake entertainment wing of the Democrat party. I thought shows like this were supposed to have a funny host. This one sure doesn't. If I could give zero stars, I would.

As usual, Ed Harris gave a great performance. But that was perhaps the only redeeming quality about this movie. Hardly a thriller, it's more of a series of journal entries, played out in real time. Terrible ending. Barely told a story

There were a couple of good moments towards the end. But all in all, it's a movie you should just pass on. I'm being generous by giving it two stars. It's really a one stay film, with an added star for Sydney Sweeney.

Fantastic movie. A unique twist on a story I'm sure we've all heard one way or another. Brilliant acting, brilliant script. Those who complain that this is somehow right wing in nature are deluded. There's nothing political about this film. Spiritual, yes. But not political. I rarely rate movies, but felt it was more than necessary in this case. Everyone should take the time to watch.

The first three seasons were fantastic. But then it starts to get very "woke". There's a very smart young lady that claims to not be a lady and uses plural pronouns. That in and of itself doesn't really bother me. And in fact, she adds some intrigue to the show. But then, they've got Russian oligarchs referring to her as a them and a they and such. Very unrealistic. I'll admit the show is largely unrealistic already. But cmon man. It really shows the viewer what the show is trying to do, which is normalize mental illness.