Gregory Baron

Ok, fresh, creative, another direction for funny, worth adding to the movie goers bucket list, starts out slow them speeds up. My question at the end was she is still legally married will the family attorney call her at the end and tell her she gets all the money? There should have been a shot at the end of the credits telling us that but I think it is obvious being the only team standing. Also, a look at how the super rich worships the devil with all their money.

Over rated, the only thing scary is the price of this movie. Lions gate new low, need a scarier plot, too slow, you got us on this one, our money. Move on to a real movie.

Slow, maybe entertaining for a 5 year old as horror but a dragged out money wasting producer director film to make a fast buck. A bore. Go see lion king. Ready or not.

Excellant, exact, how art and politics collide with the free spirit claiming its acclaim

Using a plot to push religion to me is as bad as communism having g us pay for a movie and religion one writer director selling you their beliefs via a movie on you I felt ruined the movies. May work in Georgia but not in the midwest or out west. You believe what you want but I dont need it forced in me at a movie. AMC should be ashamed of carrying this film. Belongs in a church. Not a movie house.

Not funny. Laughed once. A black eye for achieving mediocroty again in Dog and Bullock. Sad. Brad pit stole the show for 15 minutes. An insult for movie making. Sad.