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Did not understand the point of the movie. It didn't seem to have a plot line. I liked Jesse Plemons singing and the dance sequence. Do not recommend. A waste of 2+ hours.

Excellent movie. Both actors who played Eric Lomax deserve high praise.

Don't waste your time. Complete and utter nonsense.

Roger Ebert's review of this movie is very cynical. This movie was released 4 years before I was born, yet it is one of my all time favorites. I just watched it again for the umpteenth time and still find it so great. I have read the book a few times as well and believe it should be taught to students as a literary classic. This story has stood the test of time and continues to be necessary given that it is 60+ years old and we are in the midst of Black Lives Matter.

I thought Dane Dehaan did a terrific job playing James Dean. However, a description of the film said that James and Dennis became good friends, which I found hard to believe based on Robert Pattinson's portrayal. Dennis only seemed to take James seriously with regard to what the photos could do for his career. When James was discussing the death of his mother, Dennis seem to find the story lacking any interest.

Great movie. Charlie Hunnam was fantastic as Percy Fawcett.

I just read part of a review that "Amy Poehler just made a feminist movie for teenagers that may not need it". Whoever the f*** wrote that has no clue about the lives of women. The fact that Ms. Poehler found funding & support for this movie, is amazing even in this day and age. I regularly hear "I want to hit that thing" in movies and TV shows that were filmed in the last 5 years. Women still only make 70% of men's pay for doing the same job and for women of color, specifically, the amount is even farther apart. Girls and women are being told that they still can't do certain things. Male athletes still get larger contracts and far more coverage for their sports than women. My niece is very concerned about her appearance as a 10th grader, because she doesn't fit the typical "model" pictures in magazines, on TV and in other forms of media. She is very smart and a good athlete, but she down plays those qualities. At the end of this movie, my 1st thoughts were " I wish this film was based on a true story. I hope this is a true story." I wish it were true that we no longer have to speak about feminism or that we still have to continue to address prejudice in all of its forms. Unfortunately, women in the USA and all over the world are still subjugated by those in power. Why is the thought of equality for all still so frightening to a significant number of people around the world. We just celebrated Black History Month and now it is Womens History Month. If discussions about equality for all was no longer needed, than celebrating individual groups of people would no longer be needed. The information would already be part of the every day conversations and prejudice would be a figment of our imagination. Amen to Amy Poehler and her new movie!!!

Phenomenal movie. I felt for Ruben from start to finish.

Great acting. Excellent, Masterpiece Theater.

Jamie Bell did a phenomenal job.