Rob Hasenwinkle

I don't know why so many have left below 4 star reviews, this is a clever and funny film all the way through. I enjoyed every minute of it. People dissatisfied with this level of humour and action in an action comedy film should check their pulse.

Such a great film from start to finish. HF is doing good acting and action scenes for his age. I loved the entire film from beginning to end. But I did was rooting for him to stay in the ( no spoiler, you know what ) time period, because imagine what that would be like.

Never mind the multiple negative reviews online for this film, they all sound like they were ' ripped off ' by being ' forced ' to watch Naomi Watts running in this film. I like the story, the dialogue, monologue, the emotional tension, the cinematic visuals, the plot and the whole film and it's message. And it's creative use of a much different perspective than most school shooting films I have seen so far.

This is the best film I have seen in years. All the way through, the acting, cinematography and dialogue are class A. So much enjoyment for every age group in this excellent movie. I can see multiple awards given.

I enjoyed it. Charlize has that incomparable cool to any other female actor I can think of. She's like the female James Bond ~ lol There are a few parallels in this film to John Wick, but otherwise, I liked it. The cold war actually felt cold, and the colour tones, scenery and cinematography reflect that. And going through my teens in the 80's I loved the 80's soundtrack.

Amazing in all aspects. Great footage, and depiction of each of the rescues and all of the information they share with the viewers. So well done! I recommend this series to any avid hiker.

Well... It was worth watching, all nearly 8 hours of footage, and I learned so much more about the band at this stage of their short and prolific career. No spoilers, but you do get to see the Beatles working on the beginnings of some of their greatest and most resonant later tracks. IE. Not just " Get Back " It was interesting, to me, how they talked about song construction. Their chosen words to each other of how they envisioned the song to sound like, and what they wished to hear from each other, seemed so rudimentary in their descriptions. Like " Paul, when you play your little bit after the jam intro I should play my little part there? " lol It was funny listening to that elementary type of dialogue, considering the masterpieces of music that came from it all. However, it took me a while to watch all three episodes, as it was a bit difficult to follow the broken bits of recorded conversation amongst the band and surrounding crew, as it reminded me of someone's disjointed waking thoughts. Enjoy!

Zabardast is a very fun, and sometimes edge of your seat difficult, to watch the short ~ 1-hour doc. The visuals of the first-hand pov cinematography and the often poetic dialogue of the french snowboarders make for one of the most stunning outdoor docs I've seen yet. Quite simply this short doc / film is " Zabardast " ( meaning " Fantastic " in Hindi )

Great film, but I would have chosen a better ending where Dougy ( Ben's character ) leaves his location in the note for Claire, and is then greeted by Claire ( Rebecca Hall's character ) at his beach property in Florida.