K H (Kzh)

Started out promising but ended up to be a gross, terrible horror film. And tell me how the old lady at 1 hr 40 minutes in got such superhuman strength? Not that anything in this movie should make sense I guess. You have to hand it to Demi Moore for spending hours in the make up chair to get the very gross version of herself BTW the ending of the movie on New Year's Eve was the stupidest thing I have ever seen! Why did it get so many good reviews?!

Not sure when Kravitz wrote the script but it's especially relevant now with the Diddy scandal. The movie could be based on his freak parties! Very scary what some evil men can do to women.

Boring. I am having a hard time making it through the first episode. Did they improvise everything?

I really liked this film. I didn't know it was a play first. That explains the single setting. If you want action this is not your movie. It is all dialogue. I am white so I can't talk from the perspective of an African American. I do understand where the mother was coming from and the fear she felt, but her son made some really stupid choices (for whatever reasons) and was hanging out with the wrong crowd. He and his friends weren't pulled over for being black or even for having an antagonizing bumper sticker. One of the kids broke the law and they all made the situation worse by getting out of the car. I don't think the cop would have acted any differently if the kids had been white. Why any of the kids (they weren't kids actually. They were between 18-20) thought it was ok to get out of the car is beyond me, whether they were African American, white, or purple!! Good way to get hurt if you ask me. Cops have also been known to get shot at traffic stops, so I get why they may be wary if someone was to get out of the car while being told to sit tight.

It was very interesting and well done. She was really brave for doing this movie! However I had trouble with the fact that Leo was about the same age as Nancy's son. It would seem uncomfortable to me to have sex with someone my son's age, but I guess men do it all the time, so why not women?

SPOILERS AHEAD! Read at own risk. The drama is good but there is one fatal flaw. The day of the kidnapping a woman sees the kidnapper with baby Minna. She tries to stop him but he drives away. The woman even films the man holding baby Minna but she sits on the video for 5 years! She calls the local police but doesn't send the the video so they don't know if she is for real. She gets the phone number of Minna's mother off her Facebook page and calls and leaves a message. Minna's mom calls the woman but a man answers the phone and for some reason doesn't give the woman the message so the woman just drops it. If I was in n that woman's situation I would have run to the police and shown them the video, I would have posted the video on the mother's Facebook page and my Facebook page, I would have gone to the media with the video. The fact that this woman didn't pursue it any further just seems so unbelievable to me. It only happened like that to further the story line. Instead of finding Minna right away, she goes missing for over five years. Lazy writing if you ask me.

I am not even through the first episode and I am bored. The dialogue is stupid and predictable and the acting is terrible. The reference to the movie Indecent Proposal was kind of funny.

I thought it was too slow and much too long. Plus too many people spoke in a whisper making it hard to understand. It seemed like the whole story was just a set up for part two. They could have summed the whole movie up in 30 minutes in my opinion. Not much suspension. Typical to predict who will die and who will live. My 11 year old son liked it, but wishes it has more action.

I didn't think the first 30 minutes of this film were particularly interesting. I only stuck with it because of all the 5 star reviews. Brendon Fraiser gave a great performance, but I think the film only scratches the surface of everyone's motivations. We know the why of Charly's obesity but I think it would have been more interesting to find out the how, how did he manage to get so incredibly obese, how did he let himself reach that point, why did he turn to food and not drugs or alcohol. Why did his ex wife drink so much and why was his daughter so angry, it couldn't be just because he left his wife or he abandoned his daughter. Something was just missing in this film and I can't quite put my finger on it. It just felt like the filmmaker was trying to draw sympathy for this pathetic person. I think there could have been much more depth to explore.