Renee Bergeron

Well written, good story, great acting, great cinematography. It exposed that beneath the red costumes and ancient rituals, these are men. Ambitious men striving for power like any other ambitious men. Thus has it ever been and likely ever shall be.

The hosts delusional support for Joe Biden to continue to run for president at 81, with his obvious deficits, has made me stop watching the show. I'm a lifelong Democrat and I don't know that I can bring myself to vote for Biden. I'm watching my party self-destruct and devolve into a party of personality, ala Trump. This is lunacy.

The visuals are stunning and the story makes sense as a meditation on grief, change and acceptance.

I liked it. It caught the major themes in the book and was compelling throughout. Well written and acted. Beautiful too.

The acting, by the entire cast, was exemplary and the story had a massive heart. Not always easy to watch, but the movie had great compassion and humanity. Made me glad to be human.

A thoroughly delightful movie. Lots of absurd situations and humor. The human condition brought to quirky life in a candy-colored desert. I haven't laughed so much at a movie in a long, long time. Plus, a dancing roadrunner.