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Zany, madcap cartoon slapstick showcasing Blake Edward's comedy forte. Casting is predictable but works. On that note, I wonder what it would be like to do a remake with the cast of Only Murders in the Building? The chemistry would be brilliant and why not revisit the premise with juxtaposing generations? The current times are ripe for a scenario like that and it's just so crazy that it would probably work!

It's a cult classic! The kind of movie that on paper seems almost impossible if not at the very least improbable to put on film yet they managed to pull it off effortlessly imo. The gags are inspired and it's visually a hoot to watch. Great dialogue as well as casting and proof that King sure can write a great sceenplay! This is such an underrated gem that's almost lost on today's generation yet just as cynical and satirically biting as any millennial mindset is today. All 3 tales work on their own, but the most cringe worthy is of course Robert Hays brilliant characterization and navigation of "the Ledge"! Still makes my feet shiver every time I see him dodge those damn pigeons!

A little slow at times but that's ok. The editing and going back and forth from one time period to another gets a little confusing at times as well, but that's also ok once you get used to the overall flow of the episodes. This is a VERY in depth and detailed dramatization of his and everyone else's life surrounding him as well as respectfully depicting and addressing the victims and their families. I have got to say that Niecy Nash's performance as the neighbor Glenda is PHENOMENAL! . Absolutely gut wrenching and beautifully portrayed. She REALLY should get an Emmy AND a Golden Globe for her acting in this show. Just outstanding and I've never seen this side of her before. And yes, Evan Peter's is superbly haunting as usual with his quiet, subdued performance makeing it that much more chilling.

This season was the BEST season by far!!! It started off kinda weak and shaky but once it took off, the caliber of talent and performances was unmatched by any other previous season. And for the first time EVER, the viewers chose all the right finalists each week and winning this year; The Mayyas with the most visually astonishing performance in the shows 17 year history. They were my personal favorite from the beginning and so excited that America agreed. I would gladly, and eagerly pay to see them if I ever visit Vegas!

Pure GENIUS!!! I've been a huge fan of sketch comedy like Carol Burnett, In Living Color and Mad TV all my life so I finally sat down and started binge watching this show. They were both great on Mad TV but what makes this absolute gold each episode is the twist in every sketch. I now see better how Jordan Peele's mind works and how he comes up with these outrageously brilliant horror scenarios riding the fine line between comedy and horror with such sociological and psychological clarity

Rotten Tomatoes may have only given it a measly 15%, but I happen to think this movie is funny as s#!%! Sure It's just purely silly and mindless entertainment on a day at home with nothing else to watch maybe, but it's FUN all the way. And Adam and Drew have the best chemistry so it makes it completely bearable even if it's not really anything to write home about. Just watch it if you love Sandler and forget the critics sometimes. It was never intended to be considered for any awards anyway so who cares?!

All of the spectacular visual effects and technological bells and whistles that worked so well for "Hollow Man" (corny and campy as that movie was) work amazingly well here in the less is more, minimalistic approach but still not disappointing in the CGI respect. In fact, it's that old school POV and actor's response to someone that "isn't there" that drives the suspense that much more intensely. I was HIGHLY surprised by this one. And, finally a suspense thriller with a satisfying ending and plot devices and twists that ultimately hold up upon repeat viewing. I was quite happy with the way the newest Scream movie turned out. Actually ALOT better than I expected, but this new treatment of the Invisible Man is very original as well as inspired. Again, super impressed!

This film adaptation, along with Shawshank Redemption and The GreenMile, is stunning proof that Stephen King is so much more than a shock/horror one note author. I really don't have anything but praise for this film...except for one thing; Jennifer Jason Leigh. I've never been that big a fan of hers to begin with so I'm biased here but her performance is SO overly intense and annoyingly melodramatic. She's one sided from the very beginning with absolutely no change in nuance or thought. Just bitter the entire time. I get it, she's blocked everything from her past and heavily sedated most of the time but I never relate or identify with her character as an adult. And I had a somewhat traumatic childhood at times myself and was bitter and depressed for years. This is one of those movies I could easily view multiple times if I could just get passed her method like acting which honestly gets on my nerves. Sorry that's just my two cents. Having said that, I actually LOVED her in "The Hateful Eight"