James Novotny

Sean Penn is an absolutely incredible actor. All of the actors/actresses are great in this movie. If you don't cry in the end then you're probably a sociopath. Complete artful masterpiece of a film. If anyone is studying to be an actor, I would imagine that this is a film that should be studied.

Is this show just Johnny Depp's very pretty daughter wanting to make a raunchy sex show with The Weeknd? Looks like it so far.

What an awesome western movie.

Garbage movie. Shame to see Danzel do a great job as always, but in such an awful movie. I mean wow, so very bad.

What a bizarre and incoherent mess. Cool ideas, but awful execution. The writting is a disaster. The actress who plays the mysterious blonde girl is a very sub par actress. Josh Brolin is just angry or neutral, not showing any range of acting whatsoever. One of the characters just randomly sings every now and then and it's pretty ridiculous. Very little character development. Theres a random bison with arrows in it that walks around that has nothing to do with anything. The show is about a dysfunctional family on a ranch with a random wormhole and some kind of alternate dimension or something. Yet the wormhole barely shows up in the storyline. It's hard to figure out exactly what you're watching. It doesnt really make much sense for the most part. The true dysfunction is the show itself.

What in the Sam Hill did I just watch? Deranged, demented, disturbing and bizarre. If I could unsee any movie it would be this monstrosity.

Awful plot. So much "wokeism" it's hard to call this a Bond movie. There had to be a bunch of feminists and leftists involved in the making of this weak Bond movie. Not like it isn't entertaining and there are some cool sequences. But it completely misses the mark when it comes to what makes a great James Bond film and the legend of the iconic character. It kind of throws dirt on the franchise and seems to leave out or replace a number of elements that makes James Bond great.

All of the actors give really great performances, which is the only reason this movie is any good. Plot line is weak and kind of random. It's a bit depressing. I'm not really sure what the moral of the story is supposed to be either.

This is a disgrace to the Sopranos legacy. I'm clueless about how there would be any logical reason that David Chase would possibly approve of the finished production of this movie. This is supposed to be a prequel story of arguably the best t.v. episode series ever made. This monstrosity is supposed to tell origin stories about characters that predate Chase's masterpiece. As a religious fan of the Sopranos, this is a massive disappointment. It's horribly written and edited. Michael Gandolfini was great and the actor portraying a young Paulie Walnuts was pretty spot on. Can't say much else for the rest of this shameful mess of a movie. Not the makings of a varsity Sopranos production whatsoever.

I thought this was a great movie. Great performances. Denzel delivers as usual. Jared Leto is almost unrecognizable and plays his chilling creepy character well. The co-star (who's name I cant remember) gave solid performance as well. I thought it was an unusual ending that speaks on the realities of being a homicide detective. Overall very good down to the small details. You know, the little thi....alright I'm out.