Craig Bennett

So many have listed all the quality parts that make this an all time great with Naomi Scott giving a performance that is far and away the greatest I've ever seen in a horror movie. I loved Smile and I can see now that it was basically laying the ground work, setting the scene for Smile 2 to push the franchise into the stratosphere of horror genre greatness. And absolute must see for fans of horror everywhere.

Typically embarrassing Australian movie making at its best. I honestly thought Aussie film making had gone past shockers such as this. Obviously not. When you've got an obviously technologically advanced alien race invading, in the most massive space ships, and the alien's know how to do a WWE tour body slam during arm to arm combat, when the Peter shoots the 'Grey' with a pistol the bullets bounce off its armour, when the army guy shoots one with his pistol it dies. There are so many corny, embarrassing lines. Fair dinkum, the movie is trying to be Terminator, and just about every other alien invasion movie all mashed together to make one particularly bad one. I mean, let's face it, these 'Greys' could take this planet so easily, but instead they are busy getting the townsfolk to work in the field planting whatever it is they are planting, standing over them like Nazis and punishing then for doing, well, nothing in particular. The special effects of the alien's laser guns, and just about every other effect in the movie, are truly the stuff of the 60's and 70's, just truly terrible. Also, the plot holes are so huge it's a wonder the movie didn't fall into one and vanish forever. We would all be better off for not having seen this complete and utter steaming turd of a movie. I'm not even sure why I have it 2 stars. It certainly doesn't deserve them. And Vincent Amorosi, you say you work in the industry. How am I supposed to believe that when you have such terrible writing skills? Reading your review was most as bad as the movie itself.

Excellent movie. I'm glad the producer didn't go overboard with the week worn person goes back in time to 'fix everything and everybody' trope. There were rules at play and it turned out to be a warm and touching movie about a young man's journey to finding love and happiness. I thought the actors all played their roles to perfection and the movie turned out to just thoroughly enjoyable and really quite emotional as I think it's normal people can really relate to these characters and the life the story is portraying. I'm 57 years old and I'll happily admit that God movies can very easily make me cry. I cried. Do yourselves a favour, the movie may be 7 years old but it's an absolute must watch.

I just love Aubrey Plaza and in this movie she is incredible. What a performance and ya just gotta love her getting round without a bra. @Robert James, do yourself a favour and watch Legion, Aubrey is legendary in that series

I enjoyed this movie immensely. It's funny, often hilarious, and the chemistry between Theron and Rogan is surprisingly good. I like movies where the underdog is batting way above his average, and I love the politically incorrect jokes and the drug taking, (that was hilarious), especially because they send the stuck up politically correct movie reviewers into a spin. They must live such miserable lives. I'm glad they didn't enjoy this very entertaining movie.

HoD looks like it's going to be pretty good. Not sure if I was ready to watch another series in the same vein as GoT but I' am really enjoying it. Love watching Milly Alcock, she is a breath of fresh air and a very talented young lady. Kind of miss the raunchiness of GoT but I suppose the prudes and the PC brigade have got their claws into this show like they do everything else. After all, we can't be seen to be enjoying ourselves these days.