John Penney

Olivia Wilde playing a vengeful vigilante is like watching ice cream melt on a sunny day in October. It makes no sense but is still cold & sweet and full of fat & calories.

Like "Gone With the Wind" or "Citizen Kane" ... "War" masterfully captures a moment in US history with artistic flair. Jason Statham goes against the grain and plays an angry cop seeking revenge against his elusive enemies. With cunning insight and deft investigative skills, Mr. Statham emerges victorious against the entire Yakuza clan mafia. Don't miss a moment of this gripping historical testament to police valor.

I have itchy armpits. Nothing helps. Any suggestions?

What was the point? 3+ hours of meandering nonsense.

Reminiscent of "Gone With the Wind" and "The Wizard of Oz," "The Mechanic" pulls at your heartstrings and amazes with it's story of redemption. Charles Bronson is the greatest actor since Humphrey Bogart or Meryl Streep. Jan Michael Vincent should have won an Acadamy Award for his touching portrayal of a sensitive hitman. Watch and weep. Also: Joe. As in Joe Momma.

Reminded me of a combination of "Gone With the Wind" and "Apollo 13."

"Hanna" moves "Gone With the Wind" and "Casablanca" down a notch on the 'Greatest Movies of All Time' list. The script is so realistic, the acting so convincing, and the action sequences so natural that one forgets he is watching a movie. Drop everything ... divorce the spouse ... place the children up for adoption ... do whatever is necessary to see "Hanna" immediately.

Episode 2: ABSOLUTELY HYSTERICAL/ DISGUSTING to watch/listen to Michael lecture and moralize on racism in America (North Carolina specifically). But not surprising. At one point he laments that his trial is simply a distraction from the larger issue of the suffering of African-Americans in Durham, N.C. He goes on to moralize with predictable compassionate liberal virtue signaling. Painful attempt to gain sympathy and proclaim his "goodness." How could such a compassionate liberal murder his wife? The sad part is that some people actually think this way and might believe his faux compassion ploy. After all, Ted Bundy married Carole Ann Boone during his murder trial and had dozens of starry-eyed fans. See review below for proof:

Masterpiece.