RaphaelLouis Jones

This film was outstanding. The actors were phenomenal. Based on true effects, Lee Daniel's definitely did the story justice. The suspense was intense. My stomach and anxiety levels were definitely heightened. Well done! I love that through Jesus, we are more than conquers through him that loved us.

I gave this film two stars exclusively due to the presence of two actors whom I highly regard and value their entire body of work. The lead actor, Justice Smith, delivered an extraordinary performance in developing his character, which makes it unfortunate that this was his breakout film. The movie presents a one-dimensional perspective on ethnic relations, painting both black and white Americans with the same brush of foolishness. Despite some potential, the storyline is burdened with stereotypes that hinder its growth. The film's limited perspective on race relations is disappointing, and it misses an opportunity to provide a more nuanced and thoughtful exploration of the issues. Furthermore, the storyline's reliance on stereotypes only serves to reinforce harmful and outdated beliefs about people of different races. Despite this, the film's lead performance by Justice Smith is a highlight and shows promise for his future career.

Only true fans of DC comics and Wonder Woman can appreciate this film. I thought it was amazing. If everyone truly paid attention to the dialog and images, they would've picked up on so much information. The beauty of DC comics, is that they don't just go for the fantasy and action effect, DC gives you a storyline that comes from a place of DC history. DC has been consistently putting out fresh films since 1951, with not too many years in between films. GREAT MOVIE!!

I thought Peppermint was great! Sometimes as a viewer, I don't need a heavy story line, just give me a plot, beginning, middle, and end. If I want a dramatic film then I'll go find one. This film is purely action sentimental. Jennifer Garner I absolutely love from her days of Alias, so she can do no wrong in my book.

Episodes 1 through 5 were interesting, but after episode 5, it takes a strange and senseless shift. I truly hope that by the end of the season, all of it makes sense.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The characters were not bright. They kept getting separated the entire time. "Mirror, Mirror open wide, let this spirit come inside" sounds suggestive, and cliche' to saying Bloody mary three times. The police showing up at the end finding everyone dead was hilarious. The movie was so ridiculous, they shouldve possessed the bunny rabbit to make it better.