Les Clark

Let's get to the end: this was a contrived tedious musical and not for kids. I like musicals and parts of this were pleasant and entertaining. The bad guys were as bland as soggy cereal. Hugh Grant posing as an Umpah Loompah would have been worth the money had he had a greater role with a cast of others. The rushed ending is just cinematic special effects. I can't tell you not to waste your money but think twice about taking your kids.

Barrera did an amazing performance in a thoroughly annoying series that was almost a waste of time with the constant flashbacks. I love survival movies. 127 Hours was the best. I won't give away the ending but have patience with some of the illogical scenes.

A grim, no nonsense Ben Affleck carries this reasonable depiction of a real CIA operation at the height of the Iran hostage crisis. It is gripping. The Bazaar scene is tense, realistic, passionate. Whoever the actors were as the Revolutionary Guard might as well have been understudies to the real terrorists. If course it has holes but with it's worth your time.

Roland America did a masterful job with 2012, the acting, dialog, plot and cast. Moonfall has fantastic special effects. That's the only thing going for it. The plot should get an award for the most ludicrous premise, the insipid dialog, and the emotionless acting. But if you're a fan of wild catastrophes, this one is for you.