marla galvin

I initially expected that the movie would be subtitled given it's history, but was pleasantly surprised to hear it in in English. It's refreshing to see a woman during this period, in power, even with men still trying to dictate decisions. Barbe is strong, independent and brilliant, despite Phillipe's will to control her! Louie, is a woman's MAN! So utterly supportive and kind. Then to see Phillipe relent and Louie to empower Barbe! Magnificent story!

While I found myself distracted, at times, by Zac Efron's new look and Nicole Kidman's mouth, I found moments of pleasure watching this comedy. Kathy Bates, a forever favorite of mine in everything she does, certainly added an element of laughter and feel good.

Unfortunately, Jennifer Lopez is not remotely believable as a futuristic Analyst, or whatever. Movie plot is weak, acting on her part appeared forced and contrived. Sorry, Jenny from the block....stick to the flamboyant entertaining on stage. That is much more your speed.

While special effects and Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa, is absolutely adorable, and Timothy Chalamet, does a fair job at portraying Willy Wonka, this version can't compete or even compare to the Gene Wilder film.

To say Alyssa Milano can carry a movie and seem mildly interesting is really stretching it. I tried to watch Brazen although I found myself fast forwarding a lot of her scenes because it was too painful to sit through them. The entire highlight of the movie was when her sister dies, unfortunately. U would give this a solid 2! Thanks, but no thanks.

I absolutely love all movies Matt Damon! He's far from his Jason Bourne days but what a refreshing change of roles.

Insightful, riveting, but also difficult to watch. Dylan Farrow shares a poignant story, which must have been terrifying yet liberating to tell with such conviction. Thank you, Dylan Farrow, from one survivor of sexual abuse to another.

Absolute nonsense with a twist of song! Sorely disappointed 😞

Super cast and plot! A thorough, enjoyable watch. Love Rupert and Julia.

The best part of this flick is Natasha Richardson as the villianess! Jennifer Lopez, while mildly talented in the rom-com arena should aptly stick to entertaining us with her dance moves.