Nancy Stinson

I am glad that I know Tyrus now. But I would like to see more. He is such a well spoken man. We always watch GUTFELD shows. We will get to see his live show on July 25th. We are so looking forward. I have 2 of his books. Well worth them.

A lot of fun along with danger and bloodiness

Ratatouille is one of the few cartoons that I absolutely love. It covers several issues that are eventually covered considering the characters are people and animals. All have to finally come to an understanding after they finally learn with who all they had been working. All does, finally, turn out well.

Wonderful movie. The casting and music was perfect.

Loved it except when Diane Keaton got whiney.

I have seen 4 stage versions of Cats and loved every one of them. I had heard bad news about the movie. I decided to go see it anyway. It was the first movie he decided he didn't want to see. He saw the 4 stage shows with me and enjoyed them. I almost left shortly after it started but hoped it would pick up. It didn't. Costumes, sets, dancing everything was badly done. Costumes were the worst. I was most disturbed that Judy Dench took that role. I forced myself to stay and told my husband he was the smart one.

YES! It's a Jason Statham movie!

I think the ending was TERRIBLE! I believe if her husband had been told what was happening he would never have been consoled afterwards not having had the chance to be with his beloved wife at the end. And it was heartless of her to not realize what a loss it would be to him to not be with her. They threw away a special ending. I cannot for the life of me understand why.

I enjoyed every minute. Didn't matter that sometimes it had it's insane moments and that there were more bodies than a horrendous war movie. The action was dangerous, exciting, and fingernail biting. I was feeling down but the movie was just great and I was so glad that the ending was unexpected. I would love another chapter.

I loved it. I appreciated the authenticity, as far as the movies allow. It was done at a slower pace but allowed for a more interesting view of Wyatt Earp's life. I think it gave him much more personality.