Caroline Young

Hilarious! Seinfeld captures perfectly the zeitgeist of the 60's with this spoof of "pop" tart (wink wink) culture. Strong leads and a string of cameos adds to the fun. Anybody who doesn't think is funny is a real sourpuss.

Stunning and complex character study of two women, revealing the psychological aspects of being a spy. I don't understand the other reviews fixated on criticism of Elizabeth Mosses accent....and the storyline isn't slow unless you are addicted to constant action/violence-this isn't supposed to be a video game. My vote: it's a definite "watch".

This movie encompasses every major question humans face in life. What is "sin"? What is "forgiveness"? Are we responsible for our fellow human beings? The takeaway is this: If you think you see behavior that you can't explain, you haven't dug deep enough-there is ALWAYS a reason people do what they do. Other than the bits at the beginning and the end that show us an empty modern film set, this is a brilliant film. It is NOT a commentary on a race or a class or a gender as some have complained. Yes, it is set in a particular time in a particular place but it is a commentary on humanity.

Loved them all. Mathew Weiner is anything but frivilous-he tackles the big stuff.