Jan Mayszak

Mixed feelings. It definitely held my interest but there were so many kids at the show and I honestly don’t see how they could have enjoyed it. I personally don’t feel it was a kids movie. The cute little characters served their purpose in the plot but not as something I will remember long after. I wonder how many could know the meaning of the movie itself. Probably only those of us who are old enough to see our lives slipping away. It many ways this was a very depressing movie. You can’t turn back the clock or bring back time. I suppose the biggest message is to keep your memories alive and pass them on. Don’t be in such a hurry to grow up. Maybe the world would be better if we all had a bit of a child in us.

Often confusing. Time travel movies can be awfully annoying. It was interesting to see the different Superman’s throughout the years. Barry is a gigantic pain in the rear end.

I found it depressing. While I appreciated Stephanie developing detective skills to crack the case to watch how depraved some people become it’s disturbing.

I’m going to take a complete different view than most people I’m sure. I hated the movie and felt bad that I asked my husband to go to it. Let me clarify. I’ve been a Barbie collector since I was a little girl. I’m in my late’60’s. So I was in the first wave as they depicted in the movie. No we did not destroy our baby dolls when Barbie appeared on the market. I found it insulting to imply that we did. I don’t know what the writers were thinking about but Ken has always been Barbie’s boyfriend. He always was and always will be unless G.I.Joe came home on leave that is. Who could resist your brother’s Joe? They completely ignored the dolls of the beginning collectors. I was hoping to see them. They were no where to be seen. I felt insulted for me. Ken did have his own house at one point. He had so much. The only character I did like was Weird Barbie. At least she made it entertaining. I’ve been told that I am missing the point of the movie. If I am, I don’t think it is worth it. One more thing, there are so many varieties of Barbie because of the success of women. Barbie didn’t make it possible for women to be successful. Who do they think they’re fooling? It was a nice add though Mateo, I will give you that. Wish I could get my money back,

It started a little slow but quickly held my interest. Strong characters that weren’t likable at first had me rooting from them to succeed. Lou is an amazing woman. Her acting is strong and maybe hard to believe at times especially for men, you need to admire her courage. The twist and the end didn’t take me by surprise but I’m good at guessing endings. Loved the movie. Glad I watched it.

Both my husband and I felt it was the best movie we saw in a long time. The time flew by. Always look forward to seeing one of Gerald Butler’s films and this did not disappoint in any way. No over the top special effects or excessive gore. Love it when an average guy can come out ahead although he’s no average guy and he did have some outstanding help with the “criminal “. Love how it teaches you not to judge a book by its cover. Hope he continues to make more of these movies of this caliber for a long time.