Allen Beck

I endured it! Do I get a reward?

Soooo disappointing! Nothing was explain, defined, or connected. It felt like Costner picked up 20 different books on Western history and used a chapter from each book. And yes, what was that last 15 minutes of the movie mess? It only served to dislike the movie more.

With decent writing and a talented director this movie could have been an excellent commentary on today’s obsession with vanity rather than a great idea turned blood bath.

The only thing terrifying about this movie is how boring it is. The plot is undeveloped leaving the audience in limbo. The writer simply took a great movie (The Exorcist,1973) and added a flash of Hollywood's best sellers, suicide and child molestation. It was sad to see these fine actors stoop to such a low level.

Some of the worst trash ever delivered to the big screen.

A glorified porn flick that would be best seen at an Adult Movie Arcade 50 miles from home. I am sorry I paid to watch this complete trash with beautiful sets.

WHY? Three and a half hours of characters that Scorsese fails to explain or connect with each other or the audience. The few great performances came near the end with John Lithgow and Brendan Fraser's court room scenes. The movie ends with a totally self indulgent and unnecessary monologue by Scorsese. For me this movie was right up there with Ishtar!

Don't listen to the critics! They hate it because there is no suicide, teen pregnancy, or aliens! If you liked the Musical and It's score you will love this on-screen interpretation. The movie takes you deeper into the minds of Cats to discover the mischievous antics you always suspected of them. Standout performances where Francesca Hayward and Robert Fairchild. Totally out of place and annoying was James Cordon.

Did the producers fire the original writers? This season's stories, writing, and acting has been nothing short of amateurish.

Jim Gaffigan? Really? What a bunch of humorousless, self indulgent dribble!