Joe Meyers

To those people who put reviews about movies and are clueless what they supposedly watched, if you really watched “The Beekeeper”, it was quite obvious that it was the son of the POTUS and NOT the POTUS and a three-letter agency who were scamming senior citizens. The protagonist didn’t kill law enforcement who were hunkered down with body armor but instead shot into bullet-proof vests which would knock the wind out of the agents. Please know what you are talking about before you disparage a movie. “The Beekeeper” is definitely a five star action-packed movie. Bravo Jason, I can’t wait until the sequel.

“The Boys in the Boat” is an inspirational movie for the entire family. It is true story of a college junior varsity crew team that ends up representing the USA in the 1936 Olympics held in pre-world war II Germany. George Clooney who directed this masterpiece will surely be nominated for a “best director” academy award. One of the best “pick me up” movies ever made. It is definitely a “must see” movie.

One of the best movies that I’ve seen in years! My predictions are Cillian Murphy will win the best actor academy award followed by his fellow cast mate Robert Downey Jr. for best supporting actor. The movie was very well done even though viewers complained about its three hour length. If a film is well done and you, as a movie goer who loves cinema, should be able to watch a well done film for hours on end. Please bring on the 10-hour version of “Oppenheimer.” I’ll be there from beginning to end. A truly must see movie for lovers of classic movies.

????????? Are those who put this film together serious? Was the entire movie supposed to be a dream? The actress who played Eileen, I have to say, did an outstanding job but the plot had much to be desired. I sat in amazement when the credits began to run. There were many unanswered questions. Is there a plan for a sequel? If so, those viewers who sat through the first movie should bring their movie ticket and get into the sequel for free. It was quite a disappointment!

Raymond Burr who played a news reporter in the Americanized 1956 “Godzilla-King of the Monsters” movie would be very proud to see this modern day version of Godzilla. Godzilla has come a long way since the original 1954 Japanese “Godzilla” movie. I enjoyed viewing the oversized, radiated lizard movie even though the film used English subtitles. The special effects were very impressive and there was a lot less grunting by the character actors than in the very early “Godzilla” movies. Please stand by for a sequel if the movie takes in vast amount units of greenbacks. If and when a sequel is done, hopefully, Mothra and the singing twin diminutive sisters will be involved in the story line.

Whoa! Please don’t waste your time or money on this movie. It is advertised as a comedy. I didn’t laugh once during this abomination. I don’t know what Nicholas Cage was thinking not only “starring” in this debacle BUT also producing it. It was extremely disappointing. If it is to be categorized, “a send it out to pasture” movie. My recommendation is five “ughs.”