Marco Brevi

In the movie theater, a few viewers forced laughter where there was nothing to laugh about. This film is pure nonsense—about nothing, leading nowhere. Even the Boy Scout exit scene, complete with grilled marshmallows, was a disaster. A Boy Scout leader or teacher who fails to bring food for a camping trip? That alone highlights the absurdity of the film. Bridget’s cheeks look like they might explode at any moment, adding to the awkwardness. And the scene at the school theater—where parents stand and applaud Bridget’s son—felt completely fake. Maybe this movie should have been released at Christmas... or maybe not at all.

Once again, we see a movie from Hollywood receiving critical acclaim, including winning an Oscar, and it raises questions about how certain narratives are presented in the media. Some people may feel that historical events are being portrayed in a way that doesn’t fully represent the complexities of the past, or that the depiction of certain events might be overly distorted. In particular, the portrayal of concentration camps is a powerful reminder of the tragedies of history, but it also prompts us to reflect on how history is repeated in modern times. This raises important questions about how we learn from the past and what lessons we need to take forward to avoid repeating mistakes. While the facts surrounding historical events can sometimes be difficult to process, it's crucial to approach them with a mindset of openness and a willingness to understand the broader context. History should be remembered with care and respect from the different perspectives that shape our knowledge

as an old fan of Elvis, this movie was great, excellent, I love it. the Elvis part was simply outstanding even if they did not look alike the moves were topic, really hard work to master all the moves and costumes were top class, and the entire editing construction of the movie is really made professional. I give 10 stars rating if I could

love it. grande film. Il ragazzo che non vuole fermarsi, vuole andare avanti...e' giovane, ha la liberta'...I genitori non lo hanno lasciato solo, lo hanno abbandonato

love it. Great movie. 5 hours of history and future. The never-ending story between rich and poor but true friendship will never end.

extremely beautiful. what a nice story. love it.