Bonnie Lee

Anyone who has PTSD, or knows veterans with it and have had a terrible life, may not be able to get through the stark contrast of characters that build little rapport with the audience against the intensity of the story, and then come to the sudden emotional end without having some life questions and emotional struggle. I believe in forgiveness, but I also believe in truth and consequences. I don't want to ever see it again. My heart is broken for all the victims. (More than 90,000 Asian civilians died on the railway, as well as 16,000 POWs, of whom about 2800 were Australian. - I looked this up. I am still not over this movie!)

An excellent cast and depiction of Ronald Reagan's life and leadership of America.

Shyamalan cerebral chaos on drugs for me. Practically no character development which draws me into a story. A plot jack in the box effect with the sound mixing poorly done. The background music overshadowed the dialogue so much that I lost some of the storyline. I have watched the trilogy now. I know comic book fans may be able to draw something out of this and give a better review.

A psychological terror movie that will stay with you. Great acting and story development.

This western adventure story is well acted and developed throughout. You can't predict where it is going which keeps you watching intently. The settings in Oregon are beautiful and the pioneer life believable. I love Jimmy Stewart, so I had high expectations, and they were met.