Joseph Alan Tavares (Joey)

Blew me away. Seems like a weak premise, yet right off this is no flimsy storytelling. The drama interlaced with speculative fiction, keeping the story complex without drowning in sets overwelling world buliding. Realistic in own imagination, I highly recommend the entire series, and quite agree : "Travelers" get better as it goes, better then best.

I loved this film. It is unseemly to use a word such as love, generally known as human emotion that can be singular in its intent or reciprocated. Yes I find no other word suits for this traumatic, courageous, and splendidly well acted peace by Phoenix and Germanotta. NN I didn't watch the 1st film, and i had to go back. Now, I am glad that I did. The way Folie À Deux reprises itself as a sequel in the storyline of the character Joker is, to my mind, one of the most inventive and artistic ways a story has ever been continued. I feel the two stars not only stretched themselves to the limit, yet also shared I sense of both their characterizations of madness and the marriage of that love. I highly recommend this film; it's not an action movie, it's not a superhero movie or a super villain movie - it is a story about psychotic love, and isn't love entirely psychotic? Superb performances; one of the best films I have ever seen, with my hat in hand, foot forward, and bent in a deep curtsy to the Lady herself.

I don't write a lot of reviews for flicks, though there've been a couple of wowsers I've had to write about. I keep thinking back on this one, and what a good time I had watching it. I'm a big fan of action films, and this didn't disappoint, yet I was surprised by both the comedic wise cracking elements and *how well they worked*. Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry come at this with some chops, and some chemistry that I kept finding oddly familial - these two clicked, and the back and forth had a backing to it I didn't see coming. J.K. Simmons is always great, and here he complements an all star roster that makes this whole effort a lot bigger, and better, than it should have been.... What would seem at the outset a filler vehicle for an action rom-com (something that never works) that would earn streams over time turns out to be a fun thriller with some decided heat between the leads, and confident staging of characters and an execution of story line that impressed me. Nicely done. Recommended, for some laugh out loud moments and a constant side-wind to the formulaic tropes the enterprise was working with. I keep smiling thinking about "The Union". Halle and Mark earned some respect from me on this one. Stick around for the end credits. ;-)

Shyamalan continues to impress with a flair for taking tropes and tweaking out originality with surprise. Hartnett *delivers*, as does Saleka and a cast that keeps up with the pace. Innovatively, a film climax that continues throughout several scenes. I didn't see it coming. Highly recommended.

Stunning. Michelle Yeoh is the multi-national star who humbly yet deftly takes on a multiverse never before experienced. A genre evolving film that stuns the senses and inspires the heart in every moment. Best Actress, *easily*, of 2022. What a storyteller!!! I am surprised to the seat of my soul, and yet, this is Michelle Yeoh - it should be no surprise at all. You'll never forget what you learned from this beautiful, crazy, true story... Somewhere in the multi-verse... ;-)