Nathan L.

This was a good movie. Felt a lot like a Hallmark or CBS Sunday Night movie from the old days. Excellent story, plus Harold Perrineau is always a great actor. Glad to have seen this.

Utterly senseless gruesome tomfoolery. Watched half the movie and that was enough for me.

Only giving this 4 stars for the 90s nostalgia it gave me just watching it, and because I did like the oily, purr of the killer's voice on the phone. Other than that I have to say it was somewhat disappointing. Have NEVER seen Scream until now in my adulthood and expected it to live up to the rave it's gotten for years. Didn’t quite do it for me. Storyline was interesting up until the ending, which was overdone and underwhelming.

Excellent remake. I saw the original one from 1969 when I was younger but I think this one might be better. Only thing I took issue with is the veiled perversion in some of the scenes between a few of the male characters and the girl. Other than that, great movie and terrific acting from Jeff Bridges as always, and Hailee Steinfeld portrayed a precocious, intelligent young girl very well.

Not exactly sure why the critics panned this movie. I won't give it 5 stars, but it is still worth a watch and had a good story. Without spoiling too much, I knew the moment Gabourey Sidibe's character stood up with the champaign that everything was going to unfold. And it all made sense with Kat's dreams/visions of her mom. But I definitely did NOT see that ending coming. This movie had twists for sure. Again, not sure why the critics hated it or thought Shailene Woodley wasn't good in it. In fact she played the part very realistically of a young woman without the love or guidance of her parents, having sex with different men and dealing with her own emotions and confusion of a life not filled with a lot of parental love. Very different from her popular role in the Divergent movies.

I was a kid when I saw this movie and the rape and murder scene was horrifically jarring then as it is now. I watched that scene again on YouTube as an adult now to see if it had the same affect, and I actually think it bothers me more now than it did then, plus Sally Field's terror is nowhere near the real panic and horror a mother would experience if such a situation really happened. There is a reason this movie was a box office failure.

Gotta say this was a good movie. It didn't seem like a theater movie at all but definitely like a Netflix or Prime film. It had plots I had no idea were coming, and when a movie can really do that you know the story is good. Well done.

I was so excited to see this movie when the trailer came out but ended up being disappointed. The humor was weak, the plot disappointing, and I really didn't like any of the characters in particular, not even Leonardo who I generally enjoy watching. I also felt that Rob Morgan's role served to be just another character of color only added for filler, as if the production really had no serious purpose for him. Don't Look Up is a waste of acting in a retarded mess-terpiece.

I find it incredibly hard to believe that this movie has 91% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Last Jedi is the worst of all the new age movies. Rogue One is at 84% which I do not understand because it is the BEST of all the new movies. The Last Jedi was arrogantly and sloppily written by Rian Johnson who believes he is a cinematic genius on Star Wars, but destroyed what a good story this movie could've been. I can never say it enough.

This is one of the best, most well-made movies I've seen in a really long time. Joaquin Phoenix nailed the Joker even better than Heath Ledger did. And how the plot unfolds near the end is completely brilliant. Some parts of the movie were definitely grim but overall a really good film.