Mark Thompson

Some scenes just bog down while others are frantic. Worth watching just to see a suppressed East Germany.

I only got part way through part one. Disjointed and tedious and this is from a fan of the western genre.

I’m trying to make sense of the reviews before having a crack at this series. There appears to be a negative male bias towards this show and I’m going to trust the judgement of the brothers and give it a miss. I don’t give a toss how good the acting, directing and cinematography is; it can’t carry a weird disjointed storyline.

An imaginative and entertaining story

My wife and I won free tickets to a movie house chain and selected Longlegs after reading that it had a 4 star review. Within the first few minutes we were exposed to corny, so called scary, loud noises, topped off with intermittent ‘scary’ lights. It then deteriorated into a Satan v the FBI. Not once was I scared, just bored, Chatting with other patrons after the movie, their comments were, that was a waste of 2 hours. Teenage kids might enjoy it.

Interesting, but not gripping up to the half way. Slow moving.

This movie promised so much at the beginning, but somehow lost itself in the Tasmanian Bush. It dragged on with a confusing plot. At some point towards the end of the movie I said ‘This is BS’. Just to make sure the story dragged on, the main character switched from murderous revenge chick to hopeless girlie. It just didn’t make senes.

I found this movie almost as boring as Coppola’s ultra bore The Beguiled. The jokes are lame and Bill Murray is wasted in it. This movie is a keyhole into 2 hour soap opera. My wife fell asleep.