Nancy M T

That ending was beyond vile and vulgar and a total waste of time. I guess I should read the book and discover the "real" plot. UGH!

I found this at our library, and what a gem!! How on earth did I every miss this film? Since I am a retired English teacher and a fan of the classic "Goodbye Mr. Chips," I was truly touched by Kevin Kline's work in portraying this instructor's strengths and weaknesses. In today's cruel climate of lying, name calling, making fun of those with certain challenges, being above the law, and epidemic apathy and ignorance, I think this movie should be shown in classrooms all over the country because its uplifting message is indeed timeless.

I am now watching this for the FOURTH time since it came to Netflix as I decorate the tree. I decided I must have the "Jingle Jangle" movie on because it is uplifting and exhilarating. This is a true work of art on so many levels, and I really wish it could have been adapted for Broadway. What a cast! When I first saw this and heard Forest singing, I was quite moved. Madalen is also a magical star in this incredibly brilliant Christmas film. May it be available to all of us for many years to come because it truly brings joy to the world!

So disappointing after a really developed and intriguing plot in the first two to three episodes. Then it began to unravel into being quite implausible and far-fethched.

My vocabulary of adjectives re: del Toro's Pinocchio cannot begin to describe the stunning, brilliant artistry of this masterpiece. I am trying to remember if I used "masterpiece" in any movie critique. My expectations were totally blown away, and I can't tell you how many times I said to myself, "I should have seen this on the movie theater screen." And I also said several times that I must watch this over and over again so I can discover hundreds of details. Do not compare this to the past Disney animated movie. There is NO comparison. This Pinocchio stands steadfastly, wondrously and beautifully all by itself (great music as well). The themes and puppets' emotions at times plummet and then soar, taking one's breath away at times.

Absolutely uplifting on so many levels ... tears and hopes and joy and tolerance and laughter. What a great experience during these very challenging times in our country and the world (Ukraine). I don't have enough adjectives to describe this work of musical art. P.S. Loved the DINER BRUNCH ensemble!

With the combination of Garrett Hedlund, Forest Whitaker and Tom Wilkinson, this film fires on all cylinders. It is not an easy film to watch, but the dynamics and the history of the constant, relentless hate of the KKK is absolutely essential for all of us to face. We are indeed a very angry society on many levels, but this story does give a feeling of hope ... and yes, there is the possibility of healing. Excellent movie!

I have never heard about the Windrush scandal. This is a must-see, even though it is gut-wrenching and heart-breaking to see yet another purely prejudicial/bigoted atrocity occur.

Simply put: This brilliantly written series is a work of art! Bravo!

This is NOT your typical Bollywoood movie. Be prepared for a film filled with a slowly developing story of growing wiser and actually understanding the meaning of a truly kind and generous human spirit. "It's not about the destination; it's about the journey."