Wayne St.Louis

A show supposedly using bullying as a sometimes covert and other times open theme. That's great. Except that the biggest bully in the show was a teacher, Sue Sylvester, who was allowed to continue her bullying tactics, fully and knowingly sanctioned by the principal. Head administration. Therefore showing students that bullying is systemic and nothing will be done about it. If the Sylvester character had not been written in, the show had the ability to be first rate.

For everything that this movie was meant to be, and turned out to be... perfect... I felt it has always earned top billing. FIVE STARS! Of Course! The messages never age.

Just binge watched Tulsa King, and as usual, Sylvester Stallone does not disappoint his viewers. Very nicely done! And I did NOT watch it on Paramount, and no, it's not on Netflix. There are other very high quality outlets for your viewing of almost all big hits... movies and series, and no subscriptions required.

This movie, though not everyone's type, is pretty much the best at the type it is. Well worth seeing if you think you have a sense of humour, and you're not uptight. Charlize Theron is worth a movie of any type. Never disappoints, but I was glad to see her performance in a comedy. It's a western, but not really kinda sorta. It's a comedy, but better than that. The humour is great, as long as you're not offended about every single little thing... like the sun coming up. If you're a pansy, don't bother. This is a great movie to package with 'Blazing Saddles'. The funniest to me was, I had never heard of Seth Macfarlane. And since the movie, I still haven't heard of him.

Very well done. I bought the DVD yearsbago and watch it time to time. The story is good and true to historical facts.

This terrible movie is a ridiculous joke. A collection of the very worst producing, directing and the ultimate in horrible acting. A high-school drama club could have done far better.... at least, certainly not worse. They took a marginally good idea and settled on 3rd rate script writing, then let what has to be the worst actors available destroy it all together. And then without shame, they made it public. Awful, just awful.

I was very surprised with it... meaning, I expected better. It wasn't bad, and it wasn't great. For a story of such meaning, it had several long, boring, and unnecessary segments. The parts that were good, were done well, but would have been better if personal relationship scenes were not in it....keeping it more historical than story telling. But I find it impossible to take pity or find sorrow on any German aspect of the war... either WW1 or WW2.

In of itself, the movie is good... Kevin Costner never made a bad movie.

4+ Great movie. Always enjoy Liam Neeson.