Mary K

Ron Howard is a genius and he has proved it again with Thirteen Lives! Right from the start this thrilling drama keeps you on the edge of your seat! You will find yourself drawn into the story, rooting for the rescuers, holding your breath as the hours turn into days and you begin to question how this miraculous rescue can ever work. The cast is amazing. The photography is unbelievable. You’ll be glad you watched this true life story!

I get that it’s supposed to be symbolic, but it’s just gory and disturbing. With the cast lineup, I expected so much more. The message was lost in this attempt at being an enlightening look at man’s destruction and lack of appreciation for Mother Nature. No social redeeming value.

Paul Rudd and Will Ferrell are excellent in this mini-series based on a true story. Dr. Ike is such a sneaky sociopath, but he starts leaving clues of how manipulative and conniving he is early on. But who wouldn’t trust that “pretty face” and reassuring demeanor? Real sociopath! Great supporting characters too!

Very thought provoking! Heartfelt documentary. Must see!

Very touching movie about a widower Jake Davis (Russell Crowe) raising his young daughter (Kylie Rogers) who plays the young Katie (Amanda Seyfried). Very emotional, sweet and sad. Very good acting!

A perspective of the Civil War most of of have never even considered. Pro-slavery, anti-slavery? Cessation? North vs. South? But we have never been introduced to the people who were against slavery, but also against war. In northern New York State (probably Quakers) the people were Pacifist. Some of the young men joined the Union Army. Typical of Civil War loyalties, families were torn apart. There are more than 2 sides to the question of who is right and who is wrong. And why does war and the devastation it creates become the deciding factor?