Marsha Scott

This film has you on the edge of your seat from the 1st moment. The sense of comradery is overwhelming. Tom Cruise is in every scene doing extraordinary things, connecting his Top Gun students into a cohesive unit , talking on a Mission Impossible assignment with very slim odds of completion. Poignant & Thrilling. Ride of your life. Took the 9 year old boy and he was riveted . GREAT WONDERFUL FILM ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Matt Damon deserves an Oscar for this role as a restrained Oklahoma country bumpkin who travels to Marseilles France to visit his imprisoned collage age daughter. A duck out of water, for certain. His doggedness, his quietness, his honesty all speak volumes. It’s difficult to watch as he goes about his pursuit of proof of the daughter’s innocence. But, in the midst of this comes a revealing portrait of deep feelings & carings, undiscovered until now. 5 Stars

Completely fun to watch the unlikeliest situations transpire. Lily is fabulous, reminds me of Anne Hathaway in Devil Wears Prada. Fashionable, adorable, smart but clueless about Paris & French personalities. A good romp, lots of fun.

Shaggy woman plays Ambassador. Not at all sophisticated. She acts like a teen-aged boy, flippant, sarcastic, sharp-tongued against the exact opposite in Rufus, who Carrie’s the show. I kept wanting to send her to the hair salon ❌