Zuzana Bóková

Found this movie just by accident, but loved it!. I as a carerwork at a residential home with elder residents, and can relate to this story. Often the body is broken and is giving up, but the spirit is unbreakable and filled with good humor. Just made me laugh, heartwarming. I totally recommend this film.

I am an open minded person I found it hard to follow the film. Few times my mind just wandered away while watching it. Although it had few good thoughts, I wouldn't call it a good film. Good actors, few bigger names, but still wouldn't make it interesting for me.

It's a very emotionally moving story, very raw, very realistic. At the same time there's a very pure element to it - the love of a father for his daughter.

The film was very good, real reflection of how frustrating it can be to work in hospitality. And hygiene was really bad, everyone constantly touching their faces, or eaw meat, then preping the plates without washing hands. OMG!

That was fun. I am not into zombie movies normally, but I did find this one really amusing.

Nonsense, too far fetched. The Christmas magic was missing in Part II. Mrs Santa giving a gun to a child, Santa Claus spinning a cat by its tail.... Not really christmassy.

Made no sense. Maybe reading the book would help???

The film was full of action, main character always on the move, unpredictable. Either making bets, or getting away from collectors. Throughout the most part of the movie, I found myself shaking head in disagreement, and asking myself 'why', why would he do that. But then, he was a gambler. Adam Sandler was amazing in his character, I've seen him so far only in comedies.