Melissa Mednick

I don’t understand all the 1 star reviews. I liked it. I watched it because of Paul Rudd, one of my favorite comedic actors, & I didn’t know the main actor but I think he did a great job. It had a lot of funny moments but was also sad. Maybe it’s sad to those of us who can relate to being weird and socially awkward and not socially acceptable. Good, solid, unique movie that kept my interest and didn’t annoy me, like most modern movies.

I pretty much hated this show until the last episode and then I hated it a little less. I think the point of this show is to shame the very wealthy, but I’m not wealthy, so its moralistic message is not for me. Is this show shamming people that help animals and endangered species? Why? It was a bit too pretentious and self important for my taste. The two sisters were annoying. Glen Howerton’s talent is wasted on this, he deserves so much better than a small part in this dumb show. The end redeemed it a bit with a good message about how shallow and predictable humans are in their shameless climb to get to the top of the dung heap.

I thought it was too long, too slow and boring. The main actress was not believable and I’ve already seen this movie by Coppola, done a lot better. This movie was all style no soul. I was falling asleep towards the end. My problem with this director that I’ve noticed in all his movies except the Northman (which I liked), is that he tries too hard, employs too much shock value and his movies end up coming off as pretentious and self indulgent. This was a waste of my time on Christmas. :(

With garbage like this, who needs movies. I’d rather stare at the wall, meditate, read a book than endure this trend of one bad movie after another. “They just don’t make ‘em like they used to”. But they still keep making them.

I loved the first Matrix, but this one was cheesy and long and Hollywood-ized. I’d take the blue pill if it would make me forget i watched this movie.

More than a movie, though an extremely well done and entertaining one, but more so an educational & depressing reality of how corporate greed will destroy the planet at all co$t$. The most important movie I’ve seen in a long time. I guess I was wrong, they are still making good movies.....though rarely.