Yaara Onyebuchi

It starts out slow, but it builds up emotional intensity in a cool way. They did a good job building up to the climax. It gets very intense near the end. It's worth watching if you like Sci Fi and also just a good suspense movie. Just to warn readers don't expect there to be a lot of alien activity. There is some, but it's more focused on the story of the three in the post apocalyptic world. There's a cool plot twist.

It was mediocre. I feel like this is the worst Hugh Jackman movie I've ever seen and I love the actor. There was so much potential for this movie. I feel like they should have spent more time building the characters so you felt an emotional attachment to them. I feel there is too much going on at once for you to actually get into the movie.

I'm 30 years old and I did not expect a teens targeted movie to tearjerk me as much as this movie did. The color of friendship is perfect for families to watch of all ages. It teaches children all the way to an adult that there is more to people than the color of their skin. it's so easy for us to stereotype others when we don't live in a different culture or country. This movie is very inspirational and I recommend it.

This movie really hits your heart hard. Especially if you know what it's like being at the bottom and refusing to give up. I don't know why I took so long on watching this movie. I just happened to come across it on Bounce because I have free cable. I had heard of it but I never thought of watching it. I think this was perfect timing because I was homeless last year. Watching it tonight was so heart-wrenching, but it was so good.

At first, I thought it was going to be very cliché. It completely threw me off guard! This movie was really good. It was nice seeing something completely different. Refreshing creativity compared to most movies we see today. Give this movie a chance and you'll see that it's actually really good!

It's a great movie if you don't go in with high "professional videography" expectations. The movie is based from someone holding a camera and documenting an alien invasion. HOWEVER, you can still get into the movie and the story line and it's really good! At first the character holding the camera was really annoying me, but he did really good as his character. I started to like him towards the end mostly because we can all relate having a friend like that. Personally, I would have given it 5 stars if weren't for the character Rob wanting to go back for Beth because logically I would have been like screw that. That's just my personal opinion though. I would have liked it to have gone a different way in the story, but it was still great!

I like how creative they are being for season 3, but the way they wear their masks is educating viewers incorrectly. They are pulling them down in front of people they "know" or "live with" but in real life the actors are taking chances of catching covid. They are wearing their masks down "at work". Great show, but please be careful on pandemic education. To me, it's showing viewers that wearing a mask is casual. Young or naive people will think they can wear their mask incorrectly in public or at work.

I want to explain in a respecting manner why I'm giving this documentary 1 star. I appreciate your time taking to read it. This documentary is sadly only going to separate the already critically damaged community when it comes to understanding the misunderstood. Matt Walsh is coming at this community with a very forwarding agenda that feels like a suspicious simmer of passive aggressive interrogation mixed with the feelings of unenthused awkwardness when he interviews. I respect the people who had the patience to go through his probing questions. I'm not insulting Matt, he is a very sharp intelligent man and highly successful. However, we as a country of people who should be honored to be born in the land of America has to watch their fellow neighbor strongly hate one another. The community that identifies within gender are in a crisis of needing healing. No one is ignorant to what a man is or what a woman is. We all know. The people who identify in gender need to know that Jesus loves you very much, and He hears every cry in your heart over needing to affirm. He is the way, the truth, and the life. If you open your heart to Jesus who is also Holy Spirit, He will lead you to real affirmation more than this documentary ever could. This documentary called "What is a Woman" is only showing both sides being misunderstood. Matt, they know what a man is and what a woman is. What this community needs is affirmation in Jesus Christ. Confusion is real, and confusion is not a respector of a person's side of beliefs. We need truth over beliefs right now in these unprecedented times and this documentary is more of a stab to a community that is already hemorrhaging from an old wound of the ages that time isn't healing. I'm not thrilled with this documentary at all. I want to strongly point out that it's the motive behind the movie that I'm not thrilled about, because the people who made it and all within the movie are brilliantly minded. I would like to see brilliant minds building bridges rather than burning them all. Thank you for your time.