Kelly Lee

What a sad and cautionary tale about what can happen when the government pushes people beyond their breaking point! Even though I watched the trailer and knew what was going to happen, I was still captivated by this film. I don't condone the actions taken, but this was definitely an interesting documentary to watch! Edited to add: Despite what other reviews have said, I believe that he was, in fact, pushed to his breaking point. No matter how much money, success, love, etc. people have, every person has a breaking point!

I really liked the movie and thought M. Night did an amazing job with the story. Although unrealistic at times, Old provides a thought-provoking "what if" scenario involving the ethics of big business. Although all questions aren't answered and the movie isn't wrapped up with a neat little bow at the end, it's definitely worth the watch, despite what the critics say.

Spoiler Warning: Honestly, I would put this movie on my skip list. The only good thing about the movie was the acting of William Jackson Harper, who plays his role to perfection. Other than that, the movie was very slow-paced and boring in the typical cliché' sense of will they/won't they get back together at the end. Save your time and energy on this one, since you won't even care by the end of the movie.

This movie is a beautiful but sad and all too realistic look inside the world of professional wrestling and what happens once a wrestler is "too old" to stay on top of the sports entertainment business. Mickey Rourke is superb as Randy "The Ram" Robinson. Whether you're a fan of wrestling or not, this movie will pull on your heartstrings as you realize what people will do for that one last shot of fame.

My goodness! I can't remember the last time I cried so hard over a "movie". I actually feel guilty for calling it a movie, seeing as it's based on a true story. I don't want to give anything away, but if you watch this, have a box of tissues ready because if you have a heart, you're going to need it. To Kenneth Chamberlin's family, my breaks for you and I hope that one day you'll be able to find the peace that you deserve. Thank you for allowing the film to be made and telling Kenneth's tragic story.

Such and INTERESTING movie! For people who are into unique movies with a lot of metaphors, this is the movie for you. A little slow in places, but I still couldn't stop watching just to see how it was going to end. It's definitely not your average cookie-cutter movie and really makes you stop and think. I liked it a lot!

What a great movie with an (un)expected twist at the end! Jennifer Beals steals the show as a conflicted wife and mother conflicted about her husband's long-lost daughter. It's definitely worth the watch and goes above and beyond for a made-for-television movie.

This movie is beyond disgusting and I'm ashamed to say that I watched it. I was hoping for a beautifully made movie about what could have been with Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, Steven Parent, and Paul Richard Polanski. Instead, this movie caters to the lowest of the low with an alternate reality ending that made me want to vomit in my mouth. Hilary Duff is terrible as Mrs. Tate-Polanski and that's probably the nicest thing I can say without having my review removed. This movie is so campy, over-the-top, and just plain WRONG that it almost makes me feel sorry for a man who drugged and abused a 13 year old girl (Polanski, allegedly). Seriously, please do not waste your time with this terrible snuff film that tries and fails to be artistic. If you want to know the events of what happened at 10050 Ceilo Drive, there are many documentaries out there that tell a better story while still paying respect to the victims. I cannot beg you enough to skip this movie and save yourself 90 minutes of pain.

From the title of the movie, to the never ending clichés, Karen does more harm than good to the all-too-real struggles of the BLM. This movie is filled with awkward acting and unbelievable dialogue. It's nothing but a kitschy representation of a very real problem in today's society. Taryn Manning as Karen, Cory Hardrict as Malik, and Jasmine Burke as Imani are all stellar actors who deserve so much better than this trite script they were given. You don't need to speak to a manager to tell you to skip this movie.

Although disturbing and uncomfortable at times, this film NEEDS to be watched by parents and pre-teens/teenagers TOGETHER. As the title would suggest, this film does a great job of showing the perils of what can happen to young people online. It will be difficult, but I would implore families to watch this film together and open up those hard discussions about online predators and the dangers of social media and the Internet as a whole. If Michael Goi's film can open up people's eyes and even prevent one more Megan from going Missing, then the film has severed it's purpose. As your watching, please don't think of this film as a traditional found footage horror movie, but as an icebreaker to the question, "How well do we really know the people we talk to online?"