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Greetings again from the darkness. The challenge in continuing the "Mission: Impossible" franchise is that fans expect each entry to be "bigger" and more awe-inspiring than the last. With the seventh film in the series, and the third straight he has directed, writer-director Christopher McQuarrie and superstar actor and daredevil Tom Cruise have managed to accomplish what seemed unlikely ... they have delivered Ethan Hunt's biggest and grandest mission yet. Prepare to be awed by the action.

I have no idea why this movie is called reptile,maybe it's because most reptiles are cold blooded like most characters in this movie. My god is this movie slowwwww, it felt like it went on forever, plenty of close face shots, and Birdseye view of cars driving down country roads, the background music was more dramatic than the actual movie. The story is ok, and the twists are ok, nothing you haven't seen before. The movie is blessed with a strong star cast, benicio del Toro, a personal favourite holds the movie together, supported by Alicia Silverstone and Justin Timberlake who has aged super bad...lol. I wanted to give this movie a better rating, the star cast deserved better but the movie moves at a pace that is soooo slow, who needs a general anesthetic when you can watch this. 99 out of 160 found this helpful Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote.

A very well done movie about one of the most serious public health disasters in the US over the past several decades. The focus on the greed and corruption of small town MDs and the pharma sales force that duped them into prescribing these dangerous drugs is completely on target. This is based on my experience as both a practicing MD and the editor of one of the leading public health journals that published some of the first papers that reported on this terrible problem as it was emerging. Only in retrospect can we truly grasp the magnitude of this tragedy - for individuals and their families, the communities in which they lived, and our nation as a whole. Kudos to those who made this movie.

This is VERY appealing visually! Which is good to garner attention and make you sit down and give it a chance, which is its biggest hurdle. It is well animated and energetic characters with decent designs and defined personalities (most of them), a mix of a Techno-Knight society and wonderful action. The movie is also a bit unexpected and quite different (which is a pro and a con, but enough to be interesting) and VERY fast paced.

The movie has lots of violence. Not funny, not any lesson for kids. The main character is narcissist and not many empathy is happening. I waited he learns a lesson until the end. I realize in the middle of the movie that it was very bad idea for the kids to watch. They saw nightmares after the movie. Characters all were almost violent and doing wrong things and not thinking about people. End result was even more scary for the kids.

Wonka” is an entertaining, dazzling movie that families will have a great time humming along while munching on their favorite holiday treats. It all adds up to a magical thrill ride that has only a few forgivable bumps along the way. For my money, Wonka surpasses the two Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movies.