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This is art. This is cinema. There is just nothing like it anymore. Bravo!

😀😄🙂😑😐😶🤔🙁😴💤 Not great.

It was an interesting film, considering that this is a retelling of the comics it's great, the spectacle, the way things are shown and revealed, the effects, cinematic quality. It was a great film to watch. Characters were interesting. Also touching on more modern concepts that became more relevant later... conisdering where we are now at this point in time, it's a film I will reflect on when seeing where the world is and where we stand in it.

This was such a great watch! The music was great, and I loved the choreography! I enjoyed the characters; the story was endearing; and I loved the world and the sweet treat whimsicality. It was refreshing to not just see a dark adaptation and how sometimes you just need a sweet story. Well done, Paul King

One of the best comedies I've seen in the span of my adult life. Well thought out, the story is just so well done, the characters are never dull, honestly saddens me that the show ended, I would have been able to watch this on the daily. Still binge it every year. Way to go.

How to ruin the legacy of a successful show and write off it's fanbase. Step 1...

SPOILERS AHEAD Liam and Micheál are a great team, amazing chemistry on screen. The most amazing part is that the "bones" of the story are very near and dear to both the father and son acting duo that went through the loss of Natasha Richardson the mother of Micheál and wife of Liam 10 years prior. This film was so great, not only was the mise on scene so attractive, but the story really dealt with a very deep issue that I personally think films should do more. The proper journey of loss and mourning, and the re-establishment of father figures in the lives of their sons and or children. The story was not a difficult concept, but the use of metaphors really provides a depth that reaches far beyond what is going on, on the explicit level, and that is why this story works. Keep your eyes and ears open or you will miss these moments, words with double edged meanings can slip by you in mere seconds, yet so eligantly placed that you can't go without atleast wondering how deep the mystery of this house goes. The film form of this movie is far developed, the very fine little motifs and ideas that are interwoven into the dialogue and story takes this film to a more introspective level, that is reminiscent of a Good Year and Patrick Melrose. Don't miss this film, it's a gem in it's own right, despite the mangy reviews from all the other critics.

It was an alright film, not great, but not bad. From a screen writer perspective the pacing was off on a few parts in the film, it really depended on the tropes of previous heist films and the acting was very much like most modern action movies, not great. On the other hand the stunts were fun to watch.

This film was okay. Not good not great honestly the medium of film is decaying by the minute and this is visual proof of it. Subpar acting, boring attempts to force a lot of ideas from previous films into it's plot and it also makes the mistake of having an ending that hasn't been resolved properly.

A perfect film that trolls the ridiculous notions of 2022 and the insanity that spawned as a result of 2020. Thank you Rebel Wilson.