Jeff Sroka

Kevin Costner makes good movies. This is one of them. If you have at least an ounce of humanity left in you you’ll either enjoy or appreciate the story. If you’re dead inside and are only anticipating the next Marvel Comics or Saw installment, pass on it.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there were leg whips, the introspective robot, and a starship crashing into a planet in slow motion. While many of the digital effects were quite good, cliches have infiltrated the story to such an extent all hope for originality is lost.

An epic, masterful, and totally inaccurate portrayal of a man and events we know even less about now.

Don’t listen to the critics. No heart, no soul. The story of George Foreman is a good one. Let it in.

From start to finish, fabulous.

Not bad. Not great. Enjoyable? Worth every penny. Screw the professional critic. It’s immensely easier to be negative than positive. Look at our society, our matrix, to understand.

Much better than what critics have said. Stopped believing in them when they passed on the original Star Wars. After watching Dark Skies, my belief in alien encounters ratcheted up a bit.