Marino Green

Wow! watched up until the ballroom scene and enjoyed until I realized that out of what appeared to be hundreds of extras there were no, Blacks, Asians, or anyone I could mistake as being from any race other than Caucasian. I immediately turned it off considering the negative impact it could have on vulnerable people. It is a message of who the director considers refined and eloquent or not refined and eloquent. It is odd for a parent (Jolie) to participate in an image their children will certainly view that says there is no future for them in certain industries and levels of society. WoW!! They could not find one Asian, Black, or brown person to cast out of hundreds. WoW!

Not sure how anyone can rate this as a watchable movie concept much less a watchable movie. The cringe factor is to imagine this happing to a real child, raised without parents, with deception. I can only rate those who rated this movie as watchable, including the critics, as potential sociopaths unable to feel for others, real of fake. The concept is a cringe movie.

I am confused. Does the writer believes paranoia has no bases? To that end, I would expect an intellectual attempt to explain, in context or actual words, the relationship or sense of the scenes of non-paranoid devil/evil and paranoia of the parents who saw no actual evil. The parents paranoia appear to have developed from their teachings of god and the devil. Moves good movies attempt to teach, entertain, mourn situations. This movie attempts to teach and entertain but because we learned nothing the entertainment value is not worth the time.