James Sadler

There are plot gaps here the actors can fall through, and it is not a horror movie, but it is still a likeable drama. I am unsure if the turn to Irish lore is simply an attempt to save the disasterous plot, if so, so be it. This made things interesting. I so enjoyed Oliver Finnigan's doe eyed, shape shifting, whatever, Daniel, a real Irish boy♥️

The CGI here is interesting, but it doesn't save the ridiculously boring film. The plotline is so silly and preposterous it is an insult to the viewers. Give me back Kim Hunter, Roddy McDowell and rubber masks.

John Krasinski is trying really hard here, and for me who has not seen a childrens film in years, he really does a great job. This movie brings laughs, with Ryan Reynolds proving how good he can both dance and fall down, and it also brings tears.... With great casting and innovative writing, I enjoyed every minute.♥️

I was looking to fill some time with a movie and found this French language gem. In Nazi Occupied France a Jewish man who is a fine jeweler makes a deal with a Frenchman to save himself and his family. What reaults is a gripping superbly acted drama with plot twists that will keep you wondering who to root for. Tres Bien!

The begining here is fantastic, but it lowers its originality by recreating in an almost comical way famous death scenes from the original film. The actress playing young nun is excellent; in fact, the performances are strong throughout making this a good film. And yes, you will be scared.

Every now and then it is a good guffaw, but it's not worth waiding through so much mediocrity. I enjoyed the continuing of Fiddler of the Roof into the Russian Revolution, but it's hysterical writing was thrown away so quickly it made me frustrated... The songs here are great.