Daniel Dayton

That was exactly what you hope for and expect. It's big, it's action packed, there's enough of a plot to hold it together. It's not Citizen Kane, but it's not supposed to be. There were some holes in the pacing and plot that seem to be because of editing cuts. But overall, it did it's job. Big fights tearing up big cities.

When they put 8 minutes of the film out as a teaser, the entire internet hoped that it wasn't the best 8 minutes... Well I have some bad news. This movie had no plot, terrible script, and a slow pace (and it's an action movie). The only redeeming quality is the acting is pretty good, especially Russell Crowe. This is skipable. And forgettable.

This show is not funny. The premise is a hard nosed combat old colonel is assigned to a support base in the Netherlands, which is filled with a group of bumbling soldiers including the colonel's daughter. But the show isn't funny and O'Leary is too old for the part. The actors seem to be phoning in their part and the set looks more amateurish than a middle school play. This show will die a quick death.

I couldn't understand a word they said. So I couldn't really understand any story line if there was one. What I got was he was really into Rasta, and he had some great songs and he toured, then got cancer. His childhood was in flash backs and dream (??) visions. But no understanding of how he became a musician or where his songs came from. I believe there was passage of time in the movie but that wasn't presented well. I was very disappointed.

Red One is a nice entertaining movie. I thought it was well cast with several big name actors and staring funny and well cast Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, who had great chemistry together. But the real issue and why this movie doesn't work, is this movie is wildly inappropriate for children due to its dark themes including demons and satanic creatures. The movie also used a lot of of profanity which made me think this was R-rated, and very jarring for a "Christmas movie". Seriously take the profanity out and this might actually have been a decent movie. The plot was very generic and unoriginal as a bad person kidnaps Santa and they try to get him back to save Christmas. This is a skip if you have kids. It's not worth 2 hours of your life if you are an adult.

Absolutely loved this movie! It's warm and touching and cute and it had a great pace. It's literally and figuratively about life and leaving the nest parenting and the bitter sweetness of watching your children grow. A visually stunning movie for children and their adults.

Great bio-pics. Great acting with a great cast. Sure it portrays Reagan as some kind of super patriot who was smartest, funniest and wisest man in the room, which seems a bit much. The movie also goes over a lot of time and different points don't get much room to breathe. But it was a good entertaining movie. It was a good watch especially if you remember him or if are just learning about him.

This reboot had none of the fun or adventure of the first one. Many of the main actors seem to be phoning in their performance or their plastic surgery made their face too stiff to show emotions. The story is fine but there were like four antagonists with their own storylines. It was as if all the ideas for movie sequels were dumped into one movie. Personally I didn't find this to be a bad movie, just a bit boring and a little bit of a mess. You won't be re-watching this one.

I've watched the other John Wick movies so I knew to expect over the top action and fighting that would require a fair amount of suspension of belief. I also expected a thin story line. This one had no story line that I could figure out. From what I gathered you really have to remember the prior movies plots, I didn't. A big fight scene was with a blind modern ninja which made no sense at all. And this is about people staying in nice hotels and other competing hotels don't like that so they kill the hotel management and guests? Seriously this was stupid.

Ewen McGregor did a great job of acting, the set was beautifully done. But the story is completely nonsensical. Ex-royalty allowed to live in a luxury hotel after the Russian Revolution with your choice of a full menu and a wait staff. And not to mention a black Bolshevik Revolutionary with dreadlocks. Honestly I don't know the point of these "creative" choices. If you are going to set a story with the backdrop being of a pivotal historic moment as a big part of the story, don't you want some historical accuracy? This is like saying that you want to do a movie about the Holocaust but with a Puerto Rican cast and set in the Caribbean and they lounge around all day drinking rum drinks all day.