Donna K

The positives - stars, good lighting and nice pantsuits. The negatives - literally everything else. There’s no comedy and no drama. I’m really surprised that Glenn Close signed up for this. The “Grotesquerie” creators made a horror story out of this one. If I could give All’s Fair zero stars, I would. Don’t waste your time.

Just echoing what everyone has said already. This is hands down one of the best animated films I’ve seen. The quality and definition of the animation and visuals are stellar. The story is cute, fun but has an edge and a moral. But the songs and the singing just take you to another world. You will be singing one of the songs in your head when you go to bed and for a few days after. Any age group, I think, will love this film. Definitely worthy of an Oscar nomination.

This is one of the cheesiest movies I’ve ever seen. The acting, the dialogue, the premise were all B movie level. It’s like a Hallmark movie with human trafficking in it. Can’t get that time back.

Seeing all the good reviews, thought I’d give it a chance. Wrong. So over the top ridiculous situations. What mother would think shooting her boss would help get her daughter back? Lead actress was great, but most of the other actors and scenes were awful. Not even close to believable. I’m sorry but the female cop was so awful, it was almost comical. Why is the public watching the bank scene on their phones? What? Could’ve been good.

Not a fan of action or super hero movies but thought I’d give it a try. Not even Jamie Fox & Joseph Gordon Levitt could save it.

Gordon-Levitt gives a really good tension filled performance. The subject matter is a little dated but still a good watch for a Friday night during a pandemic.

Don’t bother. Terrible movie. Confusing, unconvincing characters. Plot - none.