Shawn Carter

You'll watch this with moist eyes through the entire runtime, whether it be for Val's fearless display and courage of his present day life, the gentle moments between him and his family, or the moment he states, "I miss my mama...". You'll find in these moments that you're reflecting on your own life as much as you are watching his. This is not to be missed.

I really liked this movie. It was not scary at all, but it was not intended to be. Most horror flicks attempt to scare the audience, by breaking the 4th wall. This movie doesn't do that, and doesn't try to. Instead of scaring us, the movie shows how the characters themselves are scared. This allows us to be more invested in them, and true to form, King's characters shine. The movie can be disturbing and creepy at times, but doesn't try to overdo it. It's a great balance, and the flashbacks and tie-ins are well done. Just as with the first movie, the cast has great chemistry and are great grown-up versions of the first group of talented actors. A very well done sequel- go see it!

Turned this trash off after 30 minutes. Here is all you need to know: Weird alien thingie lands on Earth. Lady needs to lead the mission to save humanity. So she goes, leaving her hipster husband to watch over the kid. Main character awakened by computer to decide how to handle a navigational wedgie. Meanwhile back on Earth, hipster dad is trying to figure out crystal thingie that talks to pigeons or something (while sipping on a latte of course). After a brief mention about "When D.C. was still above water" (because we have to get a global warming sting in), we cut back to the spaceship, where the whole crew is now awake. Main character, instead of making a clear-cut good leadership decision (because you know- maybe she ought to be trained in this stuff), decides it's more important to find out if the crew is "weirded out" by this and should worry about how everyone feels rather than accessing the situation and making a call. While making this non-leadership consensus poll (because actually leading and giving orders might hurt someone's feelings), some hot girl who seems to be completely unconcerned with this, is upset and irritated that she is being interrupted in sending her parents a long text on Earth to let her know she's OK (apparently Facebook statuses or Instagram don't work when you are light years from home). There was a few minutes more until I turned this off, a scene in which some douche and a trans person were performing a big-brother like whisper session about how something seems "off". Avoid this show. It's a collection of millenial snowflakes in space who shouldn't be there, are not a crew, have no leadership, and care more about how they look (you'll see if you watch) and feel than they do about their fellow humans back home. This show is horrible. Avoid it.