Melanie McPhee

This movie, The Last Breath was well worth watching it gave you some insights into the hard job that these underwater divers due to repair pipes way at the bottom of the ocean. You get to know the characters and you get to know the job. It’s very suspenseful up until the last minute. I fell in love with the actor Finn Cole, the one who almost didn’t make it. It was so incredibly good. And I agree if you don’t think that there is a God after watching this movie, you might think there is because it’s based on a true story.

This is one of the worst movies I’ve seen in a long time. She goes to this island with her waitress friend, and then all of a sudden her friend is not even there. They have memory trouble because of some drug that they take, but her friend is just disappeared from the scene and it becomes more and more tangled up and violent and hard to follow and just weird as hell. There is no plot there is no story. The only tiny saving grace is they play some good music which comes out of nowhere because their power is off so that doesn’t make any sense either.

This movie affected me in so many ways as a single mom when the dad was doing it by himself and the daughter, the oldest daughter was saying how much more he was with the younger kids, as he never was with her and their whole perception of the needs that they have outweigh completely what the father was going through, even though they shouldn’t! But what really got me, is how well he handled everything and at the end he tells his daughter that she’s his soulmate and I don’t want to give it away anything and I didn’t give away any of the specific details but I loved this movie! I thought the acting was wonderful and I loved Michael Keaton. I’ve never seen this side of him.

I loved this movie and it had a lot of heart and soul in it. The soundtrack was wonderful. I got to see parts of America that I never see in little towns in places like Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas and I just loved the acting and the companionship of the two main characters. The movie that was really heartfelt and worth seeing.

This is one of the most beautiful from the heart movies that I’ve seen in a long time. It made me have a different perspective on my own life, just seeing it, and just experiencing people becoming more fully realized, because of their interactions with each other, and becoming more human and in touch with who they are! we tend to forget about people that are locked away and we don’t see them as the evolved full beautiful human beings, that they are! This movie shows that!

Leonard Bernstein would roll over in his grave if he could watch this movie! Nobody smokes that many cigarettes as Bradley Cooper did portraying him. He just seemed like a entitled self centered spectacle and he was not very caring for his wife when she got ill, He came in the bed with her, and he stunk of cigarettes, because they never showed him in practically any scene without a cigarette in his mouth. It could’ve been so much better filmed. The scenes were dark. Yeah, the black-and-white had a good effect, but It was like you were peeking inside of key hole at some scenes. The camera was not very well focused on what was going on.

This was an amazing story, although I thought the fantasy was a little over the top, I loved the historical parts, and that she finally got credit for what she deserved! Wonderful acting and love movies about a true story!

The best series I’ve seen and kept me on the edge of my seat! The acting was superb and great story