Ray Anthony Trujillo

Call me crazy but I've been waiting for the past few years to see the film. I even followed the trial and everything. My reason for watching Rust was to be a part of honoring the memory of Haylna Hutchins and seeing her artwork in the most unique way exemplified in this independent film. The film itself was pretty suspenseful and interesting, I really liked it. Like any indie/western movie, it did drag in the plot lines here and there. Other than that, waiting as long as I did was worth it. Rest in peace, Halyna Hutchins

Absolutely terrible!!! My expectations were way too high and it was an absolute disappointment. I tried to get into the film but it felt too forced and just couldn't fathom following the storyline because it got so boring. I saw at least six people walk out halfway through the late showing, I should've joined them instead. The only decent parts were Lady Gaga singing cover tunes at those random moments in the movie. Other than that, she's not a great actress. The movie was so bad, I almost fell asleep half way through. 0/0 stars for this movie and I will never watch ANY DC verse ever again!

I absolutely love this movie! I'm a violinist and saxophonist, so I definitely relate to everything music in this movie. My favorite line from the movie was when Robin Williams (Wizard) said, "Do you know what music is? It's God's little reminder there's something else besides us in this universe. Harmonic connections with all living beings, everywhere, even the stars." I've seen the movie several times and have the soundtrack on my Spotify list, never ceases to amaze me. I re-watched it last night after work during dinner. I was almost going go see the Deadpool/Wolverine movie, but I thought watching something with moral sustenance was a better option. And I'm sure glad to have stayed home. At the final climax performance, I noticed that my former professor was the concertmaster of the orchestra. That was pretty cool to see! Plus knowing that Chris Botti and Paula Cole were featured on "God Bless the Child" was also awesome! Anyway, if you haven't seen this movie, I highly recommend it! Cheers!

Terrible, terrible, terrible! The humor is forced, story lines suck and they're trying way too hard to bring back the spark from the original George Lopez sitcom. I couldn't even get through the first episode, that's how bad it was. Do yourself a favor and go watch either the original sitcom or another show.

I love this show! I remember years ago seeing a clip of it on Bounce TV and I mistook it for the Cosby Show (because the clip was on Lisa Bonet). Anyway, later on, I had been trying to find where this show was available and as soon I saw it was HBO Max, I started watching it. I'm currently on Season 6 and it certainly has got me hooked. I have so many moments from the series: From Whitley's joke to Maggie lost egg of being an "egg poacher,'' best pun. Walter's dorm orientation in the second season, hilarious. Heavy D and the Boyz in Season 3, awesome. The Twilight Zone-themed episode, so funny. The cast is phenomenal, such amazing talent and artistry all around. I love the chemistry between Kadeem and Jasmine, the slap-stick humor between Cree and Darryl, the witty humor from Charnele, the chemistry between Dawnn and Glynn, Sinbad's hilarious jokes and deliverance in his performance, the well-needed wisdom and wisecracks from Lou Myers, the friendship goals from Jada, Ajai and Karen and all the all-star guests on the show! Of course, I can't forget the cultural impact and the issues the show covered. From parenting, college life, AIDS awareness, environmental awareness, dating, etc. I highly recommend this show!

I absolutely love these movies!

I finally watched it and I absolutely loved the film! Quite a plot twist to say the least towards the end but a unique story and watching Emilia Clarke was a thrilling time. She has great acting skills and is sophisticatedly cute and flirty with taste.