Alana Maharaj

Watched the first 20 mins and felt like it was way too slow paced and hardly went anywhere. Pretty sad - I had hopes to see it through, especially for the storyline and scenary but this was boringgggg 😴

This movie was an absolute gem. So amazing to see people with DS portrayed as able, capable, intelligent, joyous and kind as they truly are in reality. This is a good, clean family-friendly film.

I get (and appreciate) the women empowerment but could they not have made this a bit more realistic? How does she go from not knowing how to load her rifle to being an almost "pro-assassin" overnight? Her bf was a pro-hunter; couldn't they have incorporated scenes where he taught her how to shoot, in the beginning as a lead up? And why do some scenes just drag on & on or repeat? Like him showering at the end (without soap) or her waking up in the cave?? I had to fast forward throughout. Not to mention that chasing scene around the house at the end. That was just comical and stupid. I had high hopes, since "I Spit on Your Grave" was GOOD but this one was not. Ditch this and go see that.

May have spoilers: Probably one of the best mind-bending movies I've ever seen. The part about Miller's planet was absolutely stunning and mind blowing. I didn't care too much for the part where he was able to return to the past and send messages to his daughter/himself though - not the biggest fan of this type of SCI-FI but everything else about the movie was pretty stunning. Definitely a movie to watch over and over again.

It was okay. Pretty unoriginal and not a lot of back story of the main characters friendship provided. I feel like if there was more of a buildup on the friendship of Sam and Betsy then the movie would have been easier to relate to and not as hard to follow. I also could have done with a little less action and a bit more comedy. It easily could have been about 25 mins shorter.

I love how this movie was made to connect children more easily to the gospel. It was humorous, intentional and impacting, and hopefully especially so for the younger audience. Whilst I was in the movie theater seeing this, a child was crying during the scenes of Jesus suffering. The little man especially cried out when Jesus was dying on the cross. He said "Ahhh Jesus had to die!" It was an absolutely sobering moment for the whole theater. Let the little children come, He said. And this helps them to do so. Thank you for this fantastic piece!

This movie was a mystery gem. Absolutely loved it. I only provided one less star because of the language. These movies can sincerely do without all the "F" bombs.

Dreadfully awful. I had no idea what was going on half the time. I honestly don't get the high reviews. Are we watching the same thing? I had a hotdog in the movie and even this made it taste bad. I can't get over how terrible it was.

I loved Schumer in "I Feel Pretty" especially because the language and debauchery in that one was very seldom, so I thought I'd give this one a chance but instead it felt like an "I Feel Pretty: Unrated". Kind of disappointing. I didn't mind the corny chick-flick type of storyline but with the sex-positive, left wing subliminal messaging I was like "ugh". Didn't think Sandler would sell out this much but then to have your own daughter in a movie like this? Pretty vapid. What can you expect from Hellywood? So hard to find a good quality movie that doesn't have "Sold Out" written all over it. 2.5 stars because I love Schumer's extremely cringe worthy acting and relatableness to wanting marriage/family. At least it wasn't all left-winged.

This movie was a gem. I wouldn't listen to the 1 star reviews.