Jeffery Moody

I normally have a difficult time staying interested in shakspeearean productions but this one captivated me. Charles Dickens was a masterful writer and the production of this movie did it great justice. I enjoyed everything about it. Very refreshing movie at a filthy time in movie production.

When it began, it reminded me a tiny bit like Unhinged, which is a must see. But as it progressed, it took a different spin and ended up being one of those movies where the lead actress makes constant bad decisions. The worst part is the terroble ending.

I thought it was pretty good. If you like 60's music and the hippie vibe, you will really enjoy it. A good family movie with no hidden narrative.

I was at first excited to see this movie but after an hour and a half of watching a very slow plot, I lost that excitement. The actual fight scenes didn't beging until about two hours into the movie. The plot that involves the villan just kept growing in intensity as to cause one to think that he could never be defeated. For some reason, the producers decided to promote the solution that truth always wins out, which is pure fantasy. I really didn't get that part. Wonder Woman was beautiful as always and if one watches closely at the close up shots, you can actually see the transition of her being pregnant, especially in her face. She is still beautiful and that outfit always gets my patriotic juices flowing.

I was totally let down with this movie. First of all, it was VERY slow in developing. It seems like it took forever to get to the main plot and when it finally did, it was lackluster. The trailers for this movie are far better than the actual plot.

Tom Hanks was in his element in his portrayal of Mr. Fred Rogers. There are so many wonderful life lessons in this movie. Oh how we need some Fred Roger's today in America. I couldn't help but smile at Loyd and his expressions and the hint of the Forrest Gump tone of voice that came through Tom Hanks from time to time. Absolutely loved it.