Dimitra Lavrakas

I rarely stop watching a movie, but this was one of those times. The acting was wooden and I didn't care about the charachters.

I was a reporter for over 20 years in Alaska and this rings true to me. Yeah Eileen is crude -- she's a New Yorker. It tackles a lot of sensitive ethical questions and highlights how journalists can change a person's life - for the good or the bad. And I am so glad to finally see a focus on missing and murdered indigenous women. I've covered murder cases and they still haunt me. So don't look at this as "entertainment" but as reality.

Moves soooooo slowly. And is my hearing going or are voices hard to hear when they aren't facing front? The 1992 movie was far better.

Of course it was slow-moving because it was a character examination of perhaps the greatest writer ever. I thought it was a deeply personal and insightful look at the man and his family. Beautifully acted and great cinematography brought us the time of Shakespeare. I enjoyed it.