Andrea Harris

Phenomenon movie. If deep human connection and the meaning of life are topics you love, this movie will resonate. I thought it was profound, deep, and beautiful.

Honestly, I don't know why this movie has negative reviews. It's a feel good holiday movie. It was cute and made me laugh several times. It's good for the whole family. Sometimes I wonder if the world has become so cynical and cold that it can't even appreciate the simplicity of a movie without negativity. It's a simple Christmas movie. Hating on it says more about the viewer than the actual movie.

This film is not about Black Lives Matter. I think that comment may be off-putting to some and it seems unfair to rate a film with your political agenda in your back pocket. That's ab embarassing review, especially given the message the film is making. I thought it was quite good. It was captivating and included several interesting character studies.

Astonishingly bad. It's disappointing that great actresses like Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore were given such horrible material to work with. The never-ending piano interludes were beyond annoying. It was very slow to start and never really picked up momentum. It's a bummer because the true story should have made for a great, albeit disturbing, movie. Don't waste your time.