Ward McBride

I found it quite spell binding. So many stories wrapped into one. It is interesting to see how politics of old, are very similar to today. Greed and revenge has driven man for a long time. This series exposes both in a well acted and entangled story.

I appreciated how this movie showed both side's attitude and racism. It showed how people worshipping the same bible, can have a different outlook on life, depending on the colour of their skin. The best thing I enjoyed about this movie though, was how it showed intelligent conversation can change people's minds if they are listening. When people sit down and listen, sometimes history can be made.

Yes I was a huge fan of the first 2 movies and cringed abit, when I found out that Ron Pearlman wasn't playing Hellboy. If I had listened to half of the reviews, which were very poor, I should have never watched the movie, but I did. I am thankful that I watched it, because it was a lot of fun. The CGI was decent, David Harbour did a great job playing Hellboy and the story was closer to the comic book than most of today's action movies are. I liked the new characters and I am looking forward to another sequel. Don't listen to the critics, just go and enjoy the movie.

Yes, it is predictable, but has a good pace. It reminded me of the Bourne movies. Fast paced and constantly moving to new places. If you walk away for two minutes, you will have missed key parts to the story. It is not a master piece, but just good old fun to watch!

I must say, that season 2 was even better than season 1! A great cliff hanger for a season 3. I gave it 4 stars because nothing is perfect but as a comedy this show is the best on tv for the last few years. I don't how they convinced Selana Gomez to work with Martin and Short but it works. She acts more like a level headed sister to the two of them. Some of her straight lines are hilarious. " Did each of you just have stroke or did I have one" as she was getting the two of them to refocus on the situation and to stop babbling.

I found it touching drama, on how tragic and emotional family history can sometimes repeat itself. It dwells in the mind of Patrick Melrose, who was physically and mentally abused as a child by his father and mother. This is not a make you feel good mini-series, but rather a hard look at life in a dysfunctional family and the results that bare through Patrick. The series does keep you waiting to see what will happen next. As they say, everyone is interested in watching a train wreck!

It was like a mystery novel that gives an opening jolt. Then it slowly keeps adding to the plot to a point, where you are thinking what next can happen? What does happen is not expected, which keeps you hooked, right to the end. It is a very twisted story about family and corruption and to what extent people will go too, to hide the truth.

I just watched this movie finally, and I must say it was an intriguing experience. Joaquin Phoenix delivered a beautiful performance, of a mentally ill person, turning into a psychopath, The Joker! This movie reminded me a lot of the 70' s grittier movies. That is probably what attracted Robert DeNiro to it. It has a lot of the same feel as Taxi Driver, which he was the protagonist. Back then, movies were always slow at the start and built a story, that made you understand why and what is taking place. This was probably as good as a performance as Heath Ledger ' s was.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I have always been a fan of the Beatles and this movie put the spotlight on how great their music was. People must also remember, that this movie is a fantasy and not trying too be real. There are way to many critics today, with which social media has created. The movie is fun with the Beatles music, but it isn't about the music. The main plot of the movie is a love story and I think a lot of people didn't get it. Just watch the movie and enjoy the vibe, then watch the love story evolve.