Milan Koprivica

Boring. Lost interest in the storytelling. Constant music drowned dialogue which was a bit too fast. Lost interest in who's who. Some interesting visuals. Nice scene when Einstein's hat blew off and Oppenheimer picked it up. Otherwise movie was meh covering his trials and biopic.

Good movie, good story, cinematography and effects. Godzilla was cool and fierce, needed more of him and human side story got too long a few times, other than that -recommended

Too long, had some interesting scenes and initial story, wanted to enjoy, but ultimately fizzled and was a meh. Relied way too much on some lame songs which was overpowering at times. One song was had me thinking I can see Obama picking this one as his fav to put in the movie thinking it's hip, but more was a goofy R&B.

(2 out of 4 stars) Boring. Interesting story, looked forward to seeing it. Not a very compelling movie, few good moving shots, but ultimately a 3 1/2 hour snoozefest. Too long and boring at times. Di Nero wrongly cast. How old he looked trying to play a younger man with the fake blue contacts. Pacino was better than De Niro. Pesci was OK, but again nothing compelling. The only great scene was him staring at Hoffa and Sheerans daughter dancing. Could've done it with some more relevant actor in Di Nero's role. Bobby Canavale would've been better. No Goodfellas. No Casino. And certainly No Departed

Finished 3rd episode. Its definitely intriguing, stylish and well acted, but tough to stomach and get thru watching at times when it's too much a downer. I'll check back if I get thru next 3 episodes.

Very good movie and performances. Riz Ahmed carried it well and was convincing, real, touching, heartfelt. Good screenplay. Story and subject matter kept me interested and captured. Great movie

4.5/5. Performances were all very good, directing and storytelling were strong and invoked a lot of emotion. Even with knowing the story and outcome there were still engaging scenes and gripping scenes about the bombing and the smearing of Jewell and his name. And it is pertinent to today and is very telling how the media does not like this film and criticizes it because of a portrayal of a reporter, while dismissing the media news and FBI being part of falsely accusing and shaming Jewell and libeling him. Thou doth protest too much. Very telling.

Interesting at first, but soon felt no sympathy for these self absorbed, privileged people. It was more like they wanted the group to work and they invested so much time, money and women allowing themselves to sleep with the "guru" and allow themselves to be branded....they got duped? And have anger embarrassment. Keith does not come across as a genius. Maybe touchy feely and sensitive, but not genius. I would accept they lost money, but them as victims no I did not get that sense from watching the loooooooong series.