David Bruce

Nothing like ignoring the DC backstory about these characters. The director did not honor the DC mythology. Spoiler alert! Joker gets shanked in prison and appears to be dead. Harley Quinn breaks up with him. None of that happens in the DC universe. If you're not going to honor previous DC movies and comics, why base it on a DC character?

Great story! Epic scale and scope in space and time!

Great Stephen King TV movie adaptation with Tim Matheson as an English teacher whose former bullies are now students in his class.

Spectacular performance by Emma Stone as kind of a Frankenstein's daughter kind of character who, like Frankenstein's creature, learns to walk, interact with people and make her way in the world.

Haven't seen it. I didn't like the original, didn't see starman, but I like all of john carpenter's other films, even his made for tv bio of Elvis with Kurt Russell. Shame he retired, but who could blame him? After jaws, Hollywood execs want every movie to b a blockbuster, and his weren't, due to a combination of bad timing( the thing came out the same summer as e.t.) & fickle audiences with no taste. Some of the most brilliant and ambitious scI fi/horror films ever made are carpenter's: they live, the thing, the fog, assault on precinct 13, eyes of Laura mars, big trouble in little China, escape from new York and L.A., prince of darkness, in the mouth of madness, vampires, ghosts of mars. The scale and scope of his work is jaw dropping, like the weaterns of his influence Howard hawks. He is a truly original, interesting and brilliant filmmaker. I miss his work.

I liked hunter killer a lot! Gary oldman, Gerard butler(who just lost his CA. home to the campfire), common and others were all good, the action was tight, the plan a little far fetched, the execution was super. Fx were seamless. A good example of the military fiction genre. I understand some actual sailors who served on subs are not too impressed with it, but I was. Once again, a black character comes up with the plan that saves the day. There must be a memo circulating around big studios that a black character has to lead everyone else to success. That's not a bad thing but does it have to be in every movie now? Are big studios pandering to African American audiences thinking they're going to reap the same box office returns black panther did? I fear it's that simple. Here's an idea: how about all the characters coming up with a plan together? There's a thought! Good movie. Lots of action, characters with character. Even some of the Russians were heroic! Trump will like that! Navy seals r in it too doing their thing as only they can. Awesome! Check it out!

Best movie I've seen in a while. Kurt Russell's son was great. Why the critics keep calling the creatures zombies is strange. Were they watching a different movie? The creatures were indestructible super soldiers. "A thousand year reich needs thousand year soldiers," the main Nazi villain explains under torture. Using the super soldier serum, the villain, the American corporal both increase their abilities. Dead men are revived with it. Villagers are mutated by it. Unlike zombies, the super soldiers can b shot in the head, several times, at point blank range and keep coming. Even a flamethrower only slows them down. Russell steals the movie as the intractable corporal totally focused on his team's mission: to take out a communication tower before D-Day. The sole African American character in the film is heavily promoted as the protagonist, but his humanitarian instincts almost, as Russell points out, sabotage their mission. As we have seen lately in other movies, the black character is the one with the strongest morality and is the character who comes up with the plan that will destroy the tower, save the little boy, kill the super soldiers and save GI's on Normandy beach the next day. Of course it works. The dumb clubless white characters r helpless without the black soldier's plan. If the situation were reversed and a bunch of black soldiers were clueless until a white tree hugging character showed them the way, critics and the naacp would b outraged! This seems to b a thing now. I've seen the same formula in robin hood, hunter killer, the 1st purge and bad times at the el royale. Until it becomes a played out cliche it's something we'll keep seeing. Ho hum. Still a great war movie. Gory, violent, heroic, fun, tight. My dad fought in world war 2. He fought at the battle of the bulge. War shook him up. I thought about him as I watched this. The corporal was every GI that won that war through their self sacrifice. Remember that when you watch this.

I would have liked it more if I were five years old. The movie was incomprehensible in points. Why unleash a giant monster to destroy the world yet care about your daughter? Why take a nuclear warhead personally on a suicide mission when a robot could have done the same thing? Answer: Ken watanabe wanted out of the Godzilla franchise? Sad to see him go. His expressive face and terrific acting really classed up the movie. Why didn't we see the other monsters more? Good action, good effects, but a silly plot screws everything else up. The last two godzilla movies were much better, made sense and were satisfying logically. This one was not. Loved the song at the end credits: a cover of blue oyster cult"s campy "Godzilla." Also during the end credits, old paintings and woodcuts showed creatures similar to the ones in the movie. Why wasn't all that in the beginning. Oh, well. U don't expect A Godzilla movie to b Shakespeare. Still better than all those lame silly Japanese Godzilla movies. But not by much!

Loved it! One of my favorite movies!

Loved it! Hilarious and quirky! Harry Dean Stanton, Emilio estevez and Tracey. Walter were incredible!