Diane Becker

Would give this a 3 1/2 stars. Considering the movie is filmed 95% inside a small car, not much scenery. When the baby was born, the couple seems to get back to being the loving couple that created the little survivor. Naming her Live was perfect. When the husband dies near the end of the movie, it is kind of a shock considering all of the days they spent inside this small car. For him to just fade away from hypothermia was a stretch. So many close calls to being rescued, snatched away. Makes for more than a little doubt. Finally, the mom and baby make it out.

Good movie. Lots of action....and opening up the truth behind the big lie. Fabricated by the Bush administration on behalf of the oil industry, and crooked defense contractors, to install a puppet government in a middle east country in order to control the natural resources. OIL, it's all about the control of oil, by greedy and wealthy men that are never satisfied with what they have...and the truth, always comes out to disgrace them.

This was a great mini-series. A whole new side to Kate Winslet and she plays it very well. The small town of Easttown, could be anywhere USA, and this is what made this mini-series exceptional. If you don't think these things happen in your hometown, your not paying attention.

Good movie. William Macy was excellent as the sad sack that gets the girl.

One of my favorite genres, outer-space the unknown. Like Gravity and The Martain, the outer-space scenes are fantastic. The what if, and could it happen feeling you get with this film, like the others is, hell yes. Hathaway was unimpressive, but the relationship of McConaughey/Cooper and Chastain/Murph was the thread that held the movie together through to the end. I really liked this movie. **** 4 stars

This movie shows Jodie Foster as she masters her craft as an actor. Fascinating story line for it's time. Can't imagine how difficult it was for Foster to master her "lines" for this movie.