Astrid Cook

I cannot say I'm a WF superfan, but I might now be. This is a lovely tribute to adult friendship and learning to be your true self no matter what your age. So glad I got to meet Harper and join her on this cross-country journey.

It's cheesy and perfect. Nick G is having a moment, but it's so lovely to watch a mature - and still sexy - Anne H in this film. It makes me believe that love can happen at any age. And in these times, that's good news indeed.

Ethan Hawke rarely acts a false note, and in the case of Juliet, Naked, the same can be said of his singing. I love these middle aged, authentically real second chance stories. Byrne and Hawke have loads of chemistry, and just a great tale of having it all when you actually figure out what you want.

Wish there were more episodes. Paddy Considine is marvelous and a who's who of supporting actors.

The music is great and Owen Wilson makes everything better. A nice light diversion and pretty much goes exactly by formula.

It's a mediocre Bourne ripoff made better by some solid acting and the always charming Gosling. Come for the action and you won't be disappointed.

A great meditation on what love, loneliness and humanity should look like. It has the same vibe as Her and Zoe, with a female gaze.

I didn't think I'd be surprised nor did I think all the lose ends would be tied up in a way that actually seemed plausible. But I was and they were!

Fun and quirky with the requisite police peocedural elements.