Christopher Givans

I like it. Kept my attention. I understood the point made by machine at the end. But I would recommend it only for those who like the genre.

I sat through Ihr 54m of this movie and loved it. It gripped me, it held me and it was real to life. I read some of the critics and all I can say is I am glad that I am no critic. I am able to watch this movie and see the story for what it is. A reflection of the misguided clueless lives that we live. So easy to judge, to condemn, to brutalize because we know it all. To blame and to punish because we hurt. To make a pariah of society of someone without every looking deeper. Sometimes all that we think is deserved, but in this movie it was not. The reveal was mind blowing. The character played by Viola Davis, was not fleshed out I agree, but she was wise and saw something in what the Sandra Bullock character said that clued her in to the truth. I watch movies to be transported and boy was I sucked in. It did not require me to suspend belief. I really enjoyed it.

When you watch a lot of movies, as I do, you have a feel, for characters, for story, for flow, its more than entertainment. Overtime you learn to compromise and pick out the good in the content available. But Hollywood was different. I loved the character development, every single character grew from their original position. The story was engaging. Episode 7, drew tear after tear after tear (OK so I cry easy, sue me). I enjoyed the series very much. Way to go Netflix, maybe just maybe you will survive the competition.

As a Dad of two grown men, I felt this film. It was difficult to watch although Matt's situation was not mine. I know how crucial a fathers role in is the life of his children. I always doubted my ability. Matt's struggles, his triumphs and ultimate epiphany were touching beyond words. At the end of the day as fathers we all want to be Cliff Huxtable but if we turn out to be a Matt Logelin then maybe that ain't so bad.

I am not sure what I expected when I began watching this movie. But I guarantee you that it exceeded any expectation I could ever have. The message of the movie is outstanding, the build up of the story was excellent. It was not a soppy love story ending, but the realization of a fully developed character. The words excellent came out of me when the movie ended. I really enjoyed it. Thank you Disney and Pixar.

I really enjoyed this movie. Call it kung foo brought into the 21 century with some cool seventies music. What could be better?

It looked like i was going to be good. It surpassed all expectations.