Elliott Cernik

A story that needed to be told that did well to explain the complications endured against segregation and battle ground of Selma.

Movie felt too glossy and less gritty then the orignals. Ghostbuster family felt too fake and corny. The main villian in the movie felt like a boss in a World of Warcraft game then a real villian. There's a couple funny moments in the movie held by the orginal actors that come together and Kumail Nanjiani but beyond that, the movie was difficult to sit through.

Bit plastic compared to the other works. It's more like Micheal Bay's Pearl Harbor then the grit and grime and realism that the WW2 genre has been able to accomplish. Disapponted that it didnt show how the Airmen got recruited as well as the support the men on the ground felt with the efforts established in the air. Last few episodes had little to do with the air and felt like it was constrained by budget rather then telling gripping story. Quick summary: Disappointing overall considering the high anticipation.

Julia Robert's Is fun to watch for a bit , but the movie seems like it was written and created by some Hollywood elitist who's trying to convey talent yet lacks any real world grip on how any thing works. I feel bad for the all the great actors that pitched in to help this flunker of school project movie.