Valentine

Excellent on every level, especially for being an inspiration for better living no matter what your spiritual beliefs are.

I give it 4 stars for how they responded to a logging road in the middle of the old growth forest. THAT was priceless and made the movie tolerable for all of us that live in the PNW.

I'm all for the idea that "all religious beliefs, or even just being spiritual is ok, as long as you're not hurting anyone or anything" however, I do not need Christianity to be the one to tell me this through a Netflix show that goes no where. The long drawn out plot is frustrating because I think we all know how this is going to end. Humanity come together in peace and love or die in a raging hell fire of hate. That's the option, and always has been the option.

Just bad. The acting, script, action, plot, all of it is way below the bar of a typical Willis movie. Don't waste your time.

The movie subject is so important and relevant; teens need to be free to be themselves and be supported by family and not bullied by peers. Prom's most important outcome is more exposure to the acceptance of teen diversity. It's just too bad it had to be done with so many clichés and over the top campy theatrics. I think we can have a teen movie with big stars showing the same subject matter as real life, even if it is a lot of drama in real life for a teen to feel like they can come out and be themselves. 5 stars for Netflix endorsing the subject matter. 2 stars for script and songs. Average 3 stars.

Lame and gore to the point of not funny, although there are some funny one liners. The actors are good though, and how they got someone like Jamie Lee to act in this silly show is beyond me.