Lee Fisher

An outstanding documentary perfect for our times. Should be required viewing for all middle or high school students. Simple yet emotionally powerful and poignant. Makes powerful messages and has beautiful underwater scenes. Highly recommended viewing.

Outstanding. One of the best movies I have seen this year. The production and cinematography are incredible. The horror and spookiness mixed with palpable dread and fear give the viewer a realistic taste of what war must be like. The suspense and action scenes are extremely well done. Might be one of the best war movies ever made. This is a can't miss.

Well done well paced, well edited documentary that exposes the gross negligence and incompetence of the lead investigators in this disturbing case of serial murder. The blatant sexism, misogyny and stereotyping of the victims at the time is staggering. A scathing indictment of the police departments heading the investigation that will leave you shaking your head and wondering how many lives would have been saved had the lead investigators not been so laughably incompetent and grossly negligent. The archival footage of the cities where the murders took place brilliantly portrays the misery, desperation and abject poverty that many of the residents and victims had to endure. Highly recommended viewing.

An interesting heartfelt story with great performance by Glenn Close as MawMaw, but unfortunately, many sappy cheesy over manipulative scenes that are pushing messages with a sledgehammer instead of making the points in a more nuanced manner. I mean, are we honestly to believe that JD is completely clueless about basic wine and cutlery knowledge when he is a 3rd year law student at Yale? Followed shortly thereafter by a ridiculous and unbelievable exchange at the dinner table with a number of lawyers and other students. Scenes like this cheapen what could have been a great movie. The screenplay pushes caricatured messages and stereotypes too hard rather than character development. The cultural differences and challenges of being from a poor or lower class background trying to integrate into an upper class world, most often present themselves in a much more subtle way than presented here. Notwithstanding these shortcomings and a generally oversimplified way of getting its messages across, there are some redeeming thought provoking qualities in this movie that make it worth watching. And Glenn Close is great!

A moving and courageous documentary of self exploration and the lifelong trauma and effects of childhood abuse. Have always admired Hammond's talents as a comic and impressionist and have even more admiration and respect for him now. Well worth a watch. Highly recommend.

Fantastic! I usually don’t appreciate movies that clock in at over 2 1/2 hours, but this is a rare exception. This beauty is close to 3 1/2 hours long and worth every minute. Great acting and casting throughout. One of the best movies I have seen in recent memory. Likely one of the all-time greats. Bravo Scorsese!