Anne Marie

I loved The Farewell and I think Nicole Kidman is a great actress, but this series doesn't make the case to support either comment. I made it through the first season of Big Little Lies. I barely made it through with The Undoing. I will not continue with this series. It seems the characters become more and more unbelievable and the situaltion more exaggerated and ridiculous as the series continues. You lose me. It becomes such a farce.

I loved this movie! It's in my top 3 with Drive My Car and The Worst Person in the World. Mark Rylance is a super star. The film takes many twists and turns and kept me in suspense until the end. Such a refreshing change from the Marvel Comics, blue screen movie making. This is what movies are made of...a terrific cast and story, slowly pulling you along, wondering what will come next. 5 stars. Please make more of these movies.

I love this show! What a breath of fresh air from the dystopian shows that bog down current scheduling. Casting Selena Gomez was brilliant! She works well with Martin and Short. Great chemistry. One thought: I think the show works best with fewer star cameos. Sting, Tina Fey, Nathan Lane ( I bought into his character and thought he was good as Teddy), it kind of becomes a little much and jerks me out of the story. The Sting episode was probably my least favorite. The supporting characters/Arconia residents are so interesting and well cast. Use them. I buy into and enjoy the mystery facet so much easier when I am not flashed with all famous faces. Can't wait to see how it ends.

I thought it was ok. It was almost like a long music video. Movie could have been easily 90 minutes. There's not much story line. And the continuous dance/musical numbers felt like I was watching a Jason Bourne movie, substituting the musical numbers for the running/chase scenes. I left Barbie wondering what they wanted the film to be when it grew up. I like Greta Gerwig's work, but this felt unfocused. Like she hadn't flushed out the ideas to maturity. Kate McKinnon was the same character she always is. Quirky yet insightful. Margot Robbie did not break, even in the slightest, which was part of the sell. And Ryan Gosling threw himself into this part. I just wish it had been a better written part. I thought they all did a good job, but talk of an Oscar? There was dialogue that was important, but it got lost in such a preachy delivery, it felt forced and already out of date for me. I felt kind of ping ponged between praise for Barbie (let's not trash Matel, they produced it) and disdain for Barbie. The positions just got watered down as the movie played. It was ok. I think it was ambitious movie to make.