Stan Duncan

Painful stereotypes from the very beginning. Acting was lazy, they were sleepwalking through their lines. They were playing cardboard versions of themselves.

Slow, plodding, with an abrupt, bad ending. Looked like the writers didn't have a conclusion, so they just had the leads die suddenly and rolled the credits.

Irrational hate and self destruction. A violinist wanting to leave a musical legacy decides it's better to cut off all of his fingers to spite a friend he sees as boring than to be able to continue playing his beloved violin. Depressing and cruel. Besides expressing madness and cruelty, what is the message of this movie?

Rather humorless for a "rom Com." Too bland and predictable for a drama. The adults did well with a weak script, but the little boy who played Timmy was awful. He yelled every line.

Joe is correct in his belief about the dangers and madness of Donald Trump, but his constant venting and ranting and raging about him, on and on and on, at the exclusion of nearly every other issue, has finally done me in and I'm turning him off. His five minute screeds and repetitive introductions to questions to guests have finally gotten to me. He is no longer helpful. He is no longer informative. He's not just boring, he's actually become painful. I find myself wincing every time he launches into a new and lengthy and sarcastic lecture. I pray for those good times when he is off for the day and Mika hosts, and we can see an engaging, informative program for a while.