Marcia Tangerini

No No No No No! I have, until now, loved and trusted Tom Hanks to serve up great films. No more! Absolutely never again! How Woke can you get, Tom? Seriously. A potentially wonderful tale sinks into the abyss of woke politics. Good bye, Tom.

This is one of the best movies I've seen this summer. Coincidentally the other one is also via Daily Wire movie offerings. Several tropes come to mind: good vs evil; human nature and the necessity of moral strength; emotional vulnerability and the yearning for meaning. The actors are superb. The story rings true because it subtly highlights the impotence of political correctness to address the omnipresent challenges of life in current times. Yes, it is very sharp and unnerving to watch. Nevertheless, it does not stoop to gratuitous violence. It just feels truthful in every scene. I give it a five, and Won't forget it in a hurry.

Nope. Tried, but just couldn't stand the music and the editing.

It was OK. I didn't dislike it, but I found it completely predictable. I knew what was going to happen after twenty minutes or so. Although the black and white format lent it an air of authenticity, it wasn't believable. Oh well.

I toughed it out, but I fast-forwarded through the endless footage of people walking around outside, hallucinating in the beautiful surroundings of this would-be wellness SPA. Or hallucinating in the pool, or elsewhere. You see, The proprietress was mixing phsychedelics in with their breakfast each day. Timothy Leary comes to mind. Great cast, good acting, but the story was such a dud. Rats! I was hoping to have fun watching this with my husband, but he looked at me after the second episode, said "Really"?, and quit.

One of the best I've ever seen.