Robert Fogel

An interesting premise of sexist age discrimination versus vanity in the male dominated entertainment industry goes off the rails in depicting a non believable pseudo scientific means of birthing a younger version of Demi Moore. The battle of narcissistic old and new versions of Moore gets ugly gory and endlessly bloody disgusting. The last one third of the movie is sickeningly horrible.

As a native New Yorker I have often heard of the name Cabrini associated with a hospital and a Bronx boulevard. I knew nothing of this dynamic powerhouse of a woman. The film was an inspiring depiction of a Italian nun who provided food clothing shelter and love to immigrant orphans living in the decrepit Five Points neighborhood of New York. The cinematic depiction of late 19th century New York Five points neighborhood was realistic. The film is an uplifting reminder of human compassion and effective action. A must see.

Disjointed story telling with inaudible dialogue at times and Adam Driver is unconvincing in accent and looks. Insufferable.

A downer! Daddy dearest takedown on the exuberant genius debaucher man child Leonard Bernstein.

A beautiful meditative revealing of Northern Indian classical music. Wonderful!

A very beautiful and insightful movie about a “wounded child”, an abusive father where the child becomes a driven brilliant genius but a “heartbreak kid” who manipulates his way through women who loved him(very fortunate)and others to his own doom. Revealing.