Jacqueline Mercurio

I can’t decide if it was the abysmal lighting that went from blinding light to dismal dark, the dull, muted colors, actors lines recited in whispers occasionally and suddenly breaking out in shouting, half-hearted performances (maybe just badly directed) but I just couldn’t make it two thirds of this deeply disappointing movie.

I love this movie with its broken stereotypes and genius music rearrangements. Clever choreography, and Billy Porter makes the fairly godmother his and his alone. Imaginatively brilliant, and I am totally confused as to how anyone would rate this below 4 stars, unless they’re allergic to creatively brilliant entertainment.

The movie is well written, smart and funny with one exception: the character of Kate is so thoroughly annoying it takes the movie down from a 5 star to a 3.

Magic, friendship, and the amazing wonder of children “young and old.” Endearing performances; I loved this movie and am puzzled by negative reviews. If you haven’t seen it, give it a chance. Like magic It may just turn one star into five before your very eyes!!

Growing old is not for the faint of heart, but The Kominsky Method beats an ageless truth, sadness, and humor about the senior human condition. I just love this show, and am hooked. Douglas and Arkin are brilliant and play off one another like a pair of well timed dance partners, while neither one leads. Supporting cast are prime examples of why support is the magic ingredient of a five star show.

This “Fatal Attraction” wanna be was so awful, it just replaced “Face Off” for worst movie on the planet.

So bad, it was almost funny. Found myself laughing throughout. Music great; all the rest- direction, acting, writing- as bad as it gets.

You just really want to shake Cusak’s character and yell, “get over yourself already.”

Quite simply, what it means to love someone. This movie touched me deeply; the acting mesmerizing, the writing a poetic truth and honesty. I am just your average, divorced, senior citizen, woman. I don’t believe that you need to be trans or gay or bi to connect with this film; just human.