Sharon Doyle

Dazzle-dazzle nonsense. A waste of good talent.

It was a lot of fun poking the woke. Matt Walsh is as droll as it gets. I do not think I have ever seen him smile. He’s a real find. I’ve been watching his podcast for a few years now and agree with most of what he says.

Delightful comedy exploring all kinds of eternal human problems. The bonding of the men and their raw emotions is a joy. And Robert Carlisle was quite a discovery for me. He’s charismatic, sexy, and smart.

Compelling acting but a mishmash of a story that ultimately tries to show that almost everyone in town is corrupt or awful. The weirdness is overdone and unbelievable. It was good seeing Judy Davis, though, reminding us what a fine actor she still is.

I didn’t feel the fear or sadness. The helicopter pilot in his pilot-stoic face was the best. Everest was the star.

Fun! One of Ford’s best! And Wayne’s, too.

Malick is an original. Haunting, lyrical tale about an engaging psychopath killer and his naive girlfriend. As beautiful and unsettling as ‘Days of Heaven’. And the music is wonderful.

Well-acted and produced. Glad to watch a movie about us old people. Jackson is good as usual. I did not feel much empathy for any of the characters. It has a flat emotional feel.

Convincing movie about the terrific advantages in strength, endurance, weight, muscle-building, lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure and pulse, and all the better lab results of a vegan regimen. Inflammation is stopped and most chronic diseases can be obliterated or minimized by not eating meat and dairy. “How does an ox get strong? It eats plants!” I have been an RN for almost 60 years and have gone off statins and blood pressure meds by eating a vegan diet. I have studied nutrition all my life and it is paying off. My ‘lifestyle’ medical doctor, Dr. David Dunaief, of Setauket, New York has helped me stay on greens, beans, and fruit and I am, at 77, healthier than I have been in decades. See the movie!

Great desert, boring story. Bell’s life must have been more interesting than this. I expected more from Herzog.