Elaine Eubank

Artistic historical drama that entertained and mesmerized. I didn't watch it to be a documentary, but it certainly spurred my curiosity to research the facts. The phenomenal talent to create this visual masterpiece is amazing.

I'm from Virginia and thought it to be interesting to journey back in time to see what life would have been like during prohibition. But it turned into a rabbit hole of debauchery and violence. Why would these acclaimed actors have want to be associated with this garbage.

A Veterans Day MUST watch. Riveting with soul crushing reality as to what true heroes are willing to sacrifice to ward off the evil in this world

The acting is a standout, but the film felt more like a play rather than a movie. Not that that is a bad thing, just not what I was expecting. Also, the use of the "N" word throughout was a bit hard, but maybe that's authentic. Seems demeaning to me by today's standards. But, hey, I'm an old white woman so maybe it's just me.

Perfectly beautiful, tearful, heart wrenching and unforgettable all at the same time. Mostly, how we each have impacts on other's lives even without knowing. I have a lump in my throat now.

A sports movie that speaks more about love, honor and teamwork than most. Great acting. Great writing. Brought faith into a movie in a naturally occurring way. Great movie for all ages.

Slow unfolding of a murder thriller located within little known american indian culture.

Slow build to a fulfilled ending. Great acting only surpassed by unmatched scenery. Makes one want to pack a backpack and rough it in the wild. First 20 minutes we're uncomfortable to watch, but nothing was dwelled upon graphically or gratuitously.

Suspenseful. Climatic. Harrowing.