Irina C

God I hated this movie. Perfect case study to show that the American justice system is a joke, AND that Hollywood has had commie rot since their beginnings.

I used to actually enjoy this in season 1, but then it became 90s style cop procedural mixed with (very blatant) political propaganda, lol.

Gorgeous animation, and I teared up a bit, even though I didn't think I would. Not giving it 5 stars only because I felt that the magic returning at the end undermined the powerful message of the family coming together and building "the foundation" from scratch, without magic because they didn't need it anymore. I thought that was where it was going and then the magic came back and I was like 'oh, OK I guess'.

This was absolutely disgusting.

A delight. Is it groundbreaking? No. Pixar's best? Definitely not. But it's charming and warm and makes you feel all fuzzy inside; and the animation is gorgeous as usual. Plus, it made me miss Italy like crazy.

There was zero reason for this movie to be this bad. They've had the time, money and all the advances of modern filmmaking to make a true banger. But why make the effort when you can just halfass a lazy mediocre blockbuster, slap a known IP on it and cash in? They could've even nail the action scenes in a Matrix movie...

I wanted to like her show, because she seems like a nice positive person but I just couldn't. No matter the topic, the jokes just ain't funny. And she's not an engaging host, no presence. The whole thing feels very forced. The obvious payola Rotten Tomatoes score too...

I'm a Nolan fan, and I was very excited to watch Tenet. I now want those 2.5 hours back. I was bored at the repetitive visual effects and annoyed at the sound editing, mostly subpar performances (I didn't care about any of these people), and the blade thin premise. He doesn't deserve automatic praise because he's Nolan. It's OK to admit this one time: the emperor has no clothes.

Drivel. The worst offense of all was the hodge-podge of aesthetics from different eras. Fire whatever producer and/or costume designer was in charge. And generally, stay away from period pieces, Shonda.

Completely unsurprised to learn that some of Peele's team produced this. It's the same poorly executed concept, and it's a parody at this point. It almost seems like he's working through some personal issues. Some counseling and more film school is probably in order before making any more of this derivative drivel. It's certainly the last one I'm watching. Don't waste your time, watch literally anything else.