Jeff Moser

Blonde is an interesting movie because it pulls no punches. I honestly think it's one of the reasons the critics were mixed on it. The movie is a dark and tragic look at Marilyn and while some said it was paced poorly I felt the exact opposite. I will say that as a fan of Ana De Armas this was one of the performances of her career. Her portrayal was real, visceral, and extremely memorable! The movie may not win awards but I hope she does!

The critic reviews were way off on this one. Story was great, special effects were incredible, and the ending was fantastic. I would compare it to a really dark Batman movie. Make sure you watch in 4K, in a super dark room, with the sound up!!

Expectations met and exceeded. The visuals are amazing and I really like the way the story plays out. Can't wait for Part 2!

This is what Justice League was supposed to be. And it's a shame that this incredible story won't be canon. Without giving anything away the story is very different and well expanded on the original movie. If only the DCU could build off this!

I wish I could give this thing zero or negative stars. That's how bad it is. The 4 hours of drawn out, boring, and unintelligent content is actually made worse by the conclusion. The story glamorizes a group of "internet sleuths" that interfered with an investigation, created crazy conspiracies without grounds, and enticed a music artist to attempt suicide and lose all interest in his art. The worst part of this whole thing is that the show takes advantage of a true story about a deeply disturbed girl suffering from serious mental health problems. They twist the events to make it seem like a ghost story or a largerconspiracy and then never apologize for making that comparison!