John Romano

Somewhat surreal feel about it...with vignettes of reality. Not for everyone but I enjoyed it.

There are good parts,many, and there are cumbersome parts that drain the good visuals and ideas into over written narrative.

Quite witty and very ironic in it's political depiction and how news functions. A few jokes fall flat but in the end worth the time.

I liked the film, but I didn't understand why his hallucinations of parasites suddenly disappear. Much too sudden without a concrete resolution in the protagonist.

Sandra Bullock's performance is quite, quite good. In the end a rewarding viewing. The only part that gets in the way is the story line. A little forced at times. Especially when it's revealed that it was the sister that shot the cop. I'm doubtful that a five year old has the finger strength to pull the trigger and it was a weak explanation. Mind you one would have to think about a more plausible solution.

Powerful in its depiction of the time. Still somewhat doubtful of the truth of the incident. What we're left with is the confusion of the self satisfaction of the FBI and the corruption of the Chicago police.

Fun enough for an uncritical viewing.

Strong performances but somehow it didn't project some of the emotional depths. Perhaps because the play didn't quite meld with the film format. Still a beautiful strong film.

The female characters although leaders always appear to be emotionally falling apart. too many teary eyes.

Some interesting narrative that unfortunately leads to a very anti-malware ending.