Daniel Young

Great action. Ansel Elgort and Lily James. Jamie Fox was over the top with his character, no sublties or nuance to round out his character, one note, obnoxious. Jon Ham and Eiza, didn't believe the relationship, too rehearsed, sterotypes, "Hi, I'm a bad guy!" "Can you tell by my bad haircut and my scraggly beard?" and Eiza, "Hi, I'm the sexy femme fatale in tight pants!" Kevin Spacey, ominous cranky guy, another sterotype. No depth offered by any of these thespians, I blame the script for that.

Loved Florence Pugh's ability to grow this character in this cold matriarch enviroment and rise above all the cultural impositions gaining her independence and true self.

Shameful. Disney should apologize to the original artists for this "slap in the face" farce. Walt would be turning over in his grave. This wonderful ahead of its time anamation, was my first movie ever. My mother took me to it, and I took my daughters to it. It was wholesome, funny, exciting, wonderful surprises in every frame, a classic. There are some things you don't mess with. These woke people have gone to far! If they would have their way, every character in this film would be a bunch of pronouns! Disgraceful!

Haunting morality tale of cold calculating politics. This movie seduces you in the same way it's main character has been trained. What twisted circumstances would compel you to betray your own set of values? Questions you may never find an answer to unless you are willing to go to the very depths of your primal nature. A place void of light, void of humanity, where fear spawns violent acts to trump inevitable death to the body and ones soul

It was a historic moment to witness Sam taking up the mantle of Captain America! Kudos to Marvel and accolades to Anthony Mackie for an authentic performance that wasn't cheesy, but full of honesty and grit! Congrats to all!

I love that Mr. Spielberg gave the story greater continuity and more layers to the characters. You can't beat that score or songs, so iconic. Photography and choreography superb. I did miss Russ Tamblyn though, nobody did Riff and Officer Krupky better! Kudos to Mr. Spielberg, a difficult task to remake an Oscar caliber film I enjoyed his version throughly!