The Big KC

Delightful "Spirit" based comedy. Noting the name "Elvira"....the film probably inspired Cassandra Peterson to create the character/persona "Elvira, Mistress of the Dark".

Bad casting along with storylines that are quite confusing make for a "quite awful" reboot of a classic series.

If you're still watching when the credits roll; you either been entertained...or have an agenda.

Please don't bother seeing this movie. It is NOT an updated version of the wonderful "Lady and the Tramp". Offensive from the "get go", with scatological language and "jokes" in almost every scene. Don't bother!

Spent the first thirty minutes wondering what it was about; and the balance of time enjoying the nice story. I recommend an open mind and a smile as it will grow on you.

Every now and then, I experience a movie that elicits boredom to the point of wanting to flee the theater. This one exceeded that level...and actually put me sleep at around minute 40, or so. It's hard to tell, since I was sleeping. People next to me, woke me as they were leaving the theater....allowing me to view another length of boring mayhem. Money back ..please.

Interaction between the Irish, in general, takes on many layers. This wonderful film explores and bares them with wit, sadness, and humor. Your own vision will determine the doses that are provided. Pay attention, and enjoy!

Director needed a better lead actor. Dialogue coach was also needed, as the audience struggled to understand lines and exchanges. The K.I.S.S. method would have helped.

Choreography was not up to the original and looked quite stilted rather than natural. The sound track was on the level of hearing a "mono" recording rather than stereo. Obviously Speilberg allowed underlings to do his work for him. No....everything is NOT free in America.....you have to pay for good filmmaking, and someone bounced this check.