Josh Daniels

I’m so surprised at the bad reviews. But, perhaps I get it, this reads more like a drama. To me that’s the redeeming factor. It’s somewhat chilling and somewhat campy but at the end of the day it really is about how our guilt is what tears us apart. And that evil does exist because we always will be victim to our own trauma and burdened by our own and others moral ambiguity.

‘The Mother’ is a watchable popcorn flick other than that it’s just another movie about a headstrong woman overcoming her adversity… like every film ever starring Jennifer Lopez.

This is just another example that Marvel is decades ahead of DC. This is watchable but just borderline tacky. I felt as if I was watching a local play with mediocre actors backed by a local, eccentric, billionaire and that was the only redeeming factor.

An installment in a franchise is only good when it could stand alone.

This series is so effective because it’s characters are not bad nor good they are simply human.

This gets one star because you cannot survive exposed, even a single night, in extreme northern Canada any day of the year without a fire. Especially, when plunging into lakes. She did the opposite of everything a survivor would do…

This film completely exposes the deficiencies of selling off a franchise to a major corporation. It is yet another example of someone bastardizing someone as talented as Rowling only to make another undeserved buck. Do it right or don’t do it at all: that’s all I have to say.

Taut and streamlined action thriller. The only think that irks me is blatant sexism and the romantic relationship between Rene Russo and Clint Eastwood (24 years her senior) is a tad unbelievable. But it was the 90s what can we expect?

Hello, I’m Disney: here is me grasping at straws because ‘The Avengers’ is over. Watch me as I misrepresent a serious mental illness, such as DID, so as to make another buck from a long-forgotten comic book character ...

I love Shonda Rhimes but maybe she should stay away from non-fiction. Instead of delivering a good dramatized true-crime we get that kind of cheesiness that we all love from a political drama like ‘Scandal’. I frankly resented the portrayal of the individuals in this story. They didn’t seem like the real people that they are. As they say the truth is stranger than fiction, but I just didn’t feel that.