Shqype Husiq

Very powerful and sad story. The struggle with identity is still very much an issue today. The first scene of Rebecca in the bathtub tide it all up for me. It was shocking and something I’d never seen on screen before. Very good film but again, sad.

I watch this movie when it first came out as a teen. I loved it then. I never understood why it received such horrid reviews. I’m now turning 40 and still watch it from time to time. My teens have also watched it and liked it as well.

I adore M Night films. They are very different from other films. This one definitely makes you think about Big Pharma and the lengths they’ll go to sell you meds.

Funny and sad at the same time.

I found this documentary to be extremely sad and not very uplifting. The fathers obsession with the army was alarming especially when his oldest son was set on going to college and the father told him it won’t happen. Not very encouraging.

I didn’t read the books but this film was really cute and sweet. Costumes were beautiful. I shed a tear at the end.

I cried the whole time. I’m still crying. That’s all I have to say.

Amazing film but very sad. It tells a story of a biracial young girl who’s trying to find her place in the world and her love, a boy who just wants to be a good soldier. They’re trapped in a world designed to divide them.

Good film, riveting but neither actresses are passing.

The scenes regarding Japan and Chernobyl were annoying and irrelevant. Marie was an amazing scientist. Would’ve liked to have seen more of the science and less of her personal issues as they too were irrelevant. Poorly done film.