Carlos Clavijo

I would have ended it by having Arnold step out and look upon his daughter standing on the edge of the roof as she jumps...as he screams NOOOO!....have the screen go to white...qnd we see her with her mom as they walk giggling through the flowers...screen now sees her on the ground with Arnold silently crying next to her on his knees...screen goes to white again and we see his daughter walking hand in hand giggling with her mother...then...screens goes to white...we hear a gunshot...and again we see mother and daughter giggling and walking through the flowers...then they stop and both look behind them...and we see Arnold slowly walking towards them as he takes his daughter's hand with a smile on his face, and all three of them start giggling together and slowly walk through the flowers in front of us....screens goes white... This is another direction Arnold can take to make more movies. Loved it. Good to see.

This is the manner of vehicle Jason Momoa needed to get his feet on the road to greater highs. I wrote in a screen rant long ago when he was about to characterize Conan, that him portraying Conan was a train wreck coming. And I like him. This movie is or was "made" for him. I wish Momoa luck and a good wind on his back👍👍👍

What makes this movie really chilling and thought provoking is not the music, cinematography, script, or acting. What makes it truly chilling is that this manner of story is very much true. How many people go through the same horror, vulnerability, despondence, dread, and despair; when dealing in their lives with people like the monster in this tale. All too often society gives the benefit of the doubt to those who are well dressed, affluent, connected, affable, and treat the "real" victim as the bad seed. What not many like to admit, is that there are moments when the only way one can set oneself free, is by becoming a far more insideous and perverse monster than your tormentor.

Imagine...just imagine...that this movie is turned into a game like.....CLUE! I could likely see it played in a movie...NOT CARTOON!, of the Addams Family. I would definitively get one for myself. And just for FYI, I plan to make watching this movie a Halloween tradition. Enough said!!!

I would like to obtain one of those "neuralisers" after watching this and use it on myself....and I do not think that I would be allowed to use "sailor talk" on this forum to express my true feelings about this...mmmmm...I want my $15 dollars back!😡

I have always been a fan of heroic fantasy writing, and this show is proving to be truly amazing in the screenplay. Excellent writing. Henry Cavill was a masterful moment of casting. He is proving to everyone that he is so much more than the character of Superman. I loved his performamce in MI Fallout, and this is an amazing performance he is putting out. The rest of the cast is nothing less than amazing and beliavable in their characters. The charisma and on-screen chemistry with Anya Cholatra is incredible. The fighting is not only believable but so well shot. No staccato warfare editing here. The fighting is amazing eyecandy. The baddy deliciously played by Mimi Ndiweni, is a subtle but satisfying portrayal. The only thing the show needs is a really nasty, conniving, treacherously sadistic and amoral villain. One that will be truly memorable, specially if played by someone in a low key manner, but with decisions that will truly make the audience cringe on how perverse and evil someone could be.