Mary Beth Pearson

Very surpised at how good this was! It was actually pretty clean with just a few swear words, but no off color jokes or sex scenes. If you like that sort of stuff, you won't like this movie. It actually had a really good ending, the kind that I didn't expect from Hollywood. Spoiler! Marriage wins. Clooney and Roberts are great together.

So, I was looking forward to watching this movie with my kids tonight. Come to find out they've already watched it. Both my 8 and 5 year old said it was boring. Well...it kinda is. There are no real memorable lines, and the plot was a little confusing. The songs were a jumbled mess, and half the time I had no idea what the character was singing. The visuals were good, but other than that, meh, just another forgettable modern Disney movie. The old ones are far better.

Seriously? Overly garbled, complicated plot, (semi recycled from Guardians 2,) little humor. It could have been so much better! Most of the actors are annoying. Too much drama, and an almost graphic sex scene. A gay character was thrown in for woke points. It added nothing to the story. To understand the good guys from the bad guys, you need to keep notes, because it keeps changing. One of the best characters is killed off. Basically, this is just a hot mess of crazy. I wonder if the script writers were drunk when they wrote this.

Absolutely fantastic!! This is old school Marvel, before they tried going "woke." It has humor, heart, and is actually PRO family. That's a rarity in movies nowadays. The special effects were stunning, and it was an original story. Well done Marvel!

It will appeal to some people, but the super, over the top, in your face diversity for diversity sake, (like they were trying a little too hard,) not to mention the subtle yet frequent jabs at "white men," made this a mess. It is a great premise, and the main actress is great, but, well, there is an agenda here. Really good shows focus on the story, not hitting their audience over the head with preachy messages. If only they had stuck with the "girl growing up" storyline instead of the wokeness.