amy r

This movie was awesome! The visuals, the story and the characters were great. We took a child to see it but all of the adults loved it too. It was a heart warming tear-jerker while still being so funny and inspiring. It could be a little much for the very young. It's a modern story but like many of our classics it does deal with real life in the animal world but again just like many of those classics it does it in the right way. Don't miss it!

This movie is soooo good! It's beautiful, inspiring, touching, motivational and it's the truth. Hard to describe but I highly recommend seeing it. Everyone invoked in making this film should receive an Oscar!

I hoped it would be a good show but they mucked it up with every "politically correct" political statement they could squeeze in.

Woke BS. Barely got through the first 10 minutes.

Way too long, very little music, very little color. So bland, many missed opportunities. What's with the antisemitic remarks??? Classic Scorsese.

Olivia and Lydia Grace are two of the most hateful caniving sisters that I have ever seen. They seem hell bent on making each other miserable. Each one thinks they are smarter than the other and they both think they are smarter than everyone else. They analyze every detail of each other's lives and then tear it apart. They don't want the other to be happy. They are very sick people and it's very hard to watch. Kim is another sick individual. Yuck. The rest of the family is great!

Could have been great but too much forced woke BS messing it up.

Well I guess it was just a matter of time or maybe I've been in denial. Woke has officially ruined Transplant.

Filth.....................................

I was really looking forward to this movie. The actors and acting was great, even the music was great! The story which should have been riveting was muddled and unfocused including the infamous sex scenes. The movie should have focused more on the relationship with his wife rather than the relationship with one of the mistresses. That relationship was much more intriguing and would have revealed much more about Oppenheimer himself. The best scene was actually very the last scene! Sorry to say but Christopher Nolan missed the mark this time.