Connie Bailey

So... it's pretty much the same message that Bradbury was espousing in Fahrenheit 451. As the series says "Survival is not enough." A timely message for our current state of affairs in the U.S., if you ask me. Life is more than food and shelter, and if we forget that, we'll become beasts, like that mob at the Capitol. In my opinion... watch Fahrenheit 451, if you can find it. If not, Station Eleven is worth a watch.

Hands down one of the best, most intriguing found footage films I've seen, and I try to see them all. When you finally catch on.... it makes you go back and watch it again. I've seen it four times now, and it still fascinates.

More negative propaganda by paranoid individuals.

This is a sharp film that presents the events of 2021, good, bad, and ugly. Don't be misled by other reviews. Giving the facts about Mr. Trump does not amount to bias on the part of the filmmakers. The writers were just as hard on Mr. Biden's shortcomings, but in his case, there's so much less scandal to work with. Grant, Channing, and especially Ullman were wonderful as the talking heads commenting on the archival clips. I found it an appropriate summing up of a year that began with a POTUS inciting sedition because he lost an election. America is deeply damaged true, but "Death to 2021" will provoke at least a wry smile or two. Recommended for people with open minds and a quirky sense of humor. There's still hope for us.

I thought the subject was handled well and realistically. Good acting throughout.

Not just for children by any means. Exciting and charming and visually mesmerizing.

An outstanding example of the found footage genre.

I think all parents should see this movie before having children. Rik Mayall is amazing. Lots of cute comic turns from Matheson, Fisher, et al. Some good lessons here too.

This film was extremely well produced, cast, and acted. The art direction was breathtaking and I can't fault period details (to the best of my knowledge). I loved that the characters spoke in their native languages. The subtitles were quite clear and easy to read. There were some scenes of brutality, but since the time period is medieval, i expected it. It had such impact on me that I will watch it again to catch all the details. I'm tempted to say it isn't for everyone, but I think almost anyone would get caught up in the story, the journey, and moral issues.