Chris Flaherty

Peter Dinklage was the only good thing about this movie. In the novel it is based on the villain is male, but in the movie they changed the character to female, and that really destroyed this movie. This movie had a lot of potential, but Juliette Lewis just wasn't believable as Cutthroat Bill. Peter Dinklage would have been much better in that role.

This is one of the better movies I have seen depicting the contest of wills between Nazi Germany and the Vatican during WWII. Gregory Peck and Christopher Plummer give excellent portrayals of the adversaries and Sir John Gielgud is very good as Pope Pius XII. It took some liberties but the story was concise and never lost focus. Peck was enigmatic and commanding in this role.

This was a compelling and haunting tale. It effectively conveys the shared horror across time of a shared tragedy. There are not many jump scares, it's not that type of horror movie. If you enjoy a film that builds a story and has solid performances then I recommend this movie.

This was a great movie about Roger Maris chasing Babe Ruth's single season record of 60 home runs.

This was a poorly written, directed and acted movie. Give me $500 and I could do better. I have seen better horror movie scenes in a Halloween novelty store.

The heart and soul of the nuances of a loving relationship with its highs and lows are depicted with unassuming and powerful modesty and grace.

The movie started off with an engrossing opening scene. From there it pretty much went on a two hour downhill run. The overall effectiveness was gone halfway through the movie. The director tried to cram too much into this movie and that made it less entertaining.