Rima Jolly

It's worth watching coz it's not dragging... it flows nicely. I enjoyed each character in the movie as it's relatable, representing real people in real life. And it warms my heart watching a bad character (as you'll see why he's turned out as such as you watch the whole movie), doing and saying all the bad things, yet with a kind heart for the little kid who's needed some support, and which by the way, a character I find adoring. This is the kind of children I'd like to see in our society.

What can I say? It's just brilliant... enjoyed every minute of it!

Acting might be corny, but the whole concept is clever, entertaining. It's brilliant!

A realistically morbid story plot similar to most true crime shows I watch, except this one has an interesting twist... enjoyed it, as well as the newfound character of Pierce Brosnan!

I give this Ellen Degeneres show a 5 coz she truly entertains me. She's fun, she's witty and relatable. I love the games, the chat with other celebrities, and all the other short segments they come up with e.g. this current "#whatamIdoing?", once the COVID is over . I watch it here in Australia often at lunchtime while having lunch.

Plain hilarious!! Hugh Grant, playing Michael Felgate is brilliant and adorable as ever!

Start to finish, the kid (Simon/MIko) was great. I have no expertise on how an autistic child acts, but he was definitely believable... great acting for a child! And who does not want heroes, especially a hero who saves children.

It's hilarious and entertaining, very real and relatable to our current society, wherein people are simply trying to live and do the best they can given the situation they are in.  I enjoyed the characters of Hugh Grant and Nicholas Hoult".  Seeing this movie would definitely cheer anyone up!

Heartwarming, realistic and relevant. Will Smith’s acting and character is so convincing. And the story does remind us that there’s still hope and light at the end of the tunnel, especially for people who believe in truth, honestly and humanity.