Mike Greene

What a delightful movie! No foul language or gay characters. You can take your kids and your grandkids to this movie and not have to cover their eyes or ears. Take the whole family and enjoy this wonderful adaptation of Crockett Johnson’s book series.

The storyline is a bit creepy. The leads have no chemistry. And the usual overuse of swearing and other creepy conversations. They leave you hanging at the end, but I’m not sure I’m wanting more garbage going in my brain.

Another great film with the unnecessary use of the F word. When will writers and directors realize that you can make good movies without all the swearing? And another “powerful women” movie with subservient men and bratty kids

This movie shows that TRUTH in our culture is fleeting. Some who are interviewed in this movie have been duped by the lies. We see evidence in this movie that if you tell a lie long enough, and silence anyone trying to speak the truth, the lie is perceived as being true.

This is a "feel good" movie like High School Musical with good songs and choreography. Watered down, generalized theology story line as if they tried not to not offend anyone.... that ruined the film for me. They could have done way better. It would have been a better movie if the Kendrick Brothers made this film.

As a fan of Chris Pine, I wanted to see his acting, which was pretty good. The storyline was a little intriguing, so I watched it to the end....I regret that choice and should have watched something else. The language and nudity were not needed and made the film worse. I suggest that Chris Pine should make another Star Trek.