Ed Bremson

I liked it, just the kind of movie I was looking for on a Saturday night. From the comments I've seen, it's not for everyone. And the last fifteen minutes get a little unusual, but I thought it was a very entertaining movie. Glad I watched

Great series, seen all the episodes, currently enjoying season 5.

I liked this movie, and watched it all. Chris Hemsworth is such a force and presence, that I did think the girl, Tang Wei, was a little out of her element, but that's why we have suspension of disbelief. Glad I watched. Not for everyone, I guess, but it was for me. Thanks

when I'm 79 I hope I have it all together like Paul McCartney

One of the all-time best. Eisenstein was a master. I mean, this film has it all, music, photography, story, acting, directing. Along with The Bicycle Thief, Rashomon, La Strada, Rules of the Game, Citizen Kane, Magnificent Ambersons, The Third Man, The 39 Steps, some Japanese films I'm not familiar with... these are all classics. I watch them over and over.

I watched the first episode. I usually like shows on HBO, but with this one, I felt like I was wasting my time. I love Kaley Cuoco, but it's like we're supposed to just enjoy watching her onscreen, and I do, but after a point, that is not enough. Great photography. Not enough scenes of Bangkok. I doubt I'll continue watching, so many great things to watch. Season finale of "The Undoing" is coming, can't wait. That's a great series.

I think I saw this before? But watching it tonight, it made me laugh, and the scene in Central Park near the end made me cry. My only regret is that Woody sounded so old, but I guess it happens to us all, if we live long enough.

Reviews were negative, but I liked it a lot