Troy Johnson

What an outstanding movie. Great history piece with enough modern, properly placed respectful levity and storytelling so it didn't become a dry historical movie. This is kinda the first time that I've seen Rami Malek in action, omg what a fantastic actor. I see why people love him. Rami and Crowe made the perfectly paired duet. And its easy to see why people or a whole nation can fall for demigods. Crowe did such a outstanding job that he damn near made you side Goering. And to the overall point of the movie there was nothing magical about the Nazis, any person or peoples could be turned into the same monsters. The perfect film for the times we living in. I'm either going to buy this film or see it again.

Not exactly the Day After but still very effective take on the insanity of Nuclear war. Its like Mike Tyson said, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. And I think this movie shows perfectly want will happen if something like this happens. We're not robots and showing the different perspectives was very believable. If we knew who launched the missile it would have been easier. But you're basically taking a shot in the dark.

I'm 27 minutes in and this might be one of the worst movies I've seen Rudderless rubbish. And I loved 80s Fall Guy with Lee Majors and Heather Thomas. I never seen a Ryan Goosling movie and it maybe my last.

Did not expect to walk out of the theater with the biggest thought beginning this was a very pro Palestinian 🇵🇸 movie 👍🏾#superman2025. Call it for what it is Superman and then the Justice "gang" saved Gaza. I'm actually shocked the showrunners would have had the guts to put that out on film. The parallel were too obvious. I'll throw the producers a bone and say that the fictional countries could have also stand in for the Soviets invasion of Afghanistan. But come on let's be real Outside of the political stuff it was actually a very solid Superman movie and its new star, I got to put him high up on the list of past Supermans. Reeve is still locked in at one. But this new guy could chip away at Henry's 2nd place if they make another movie. David definitely surpass Tyler and Routh. If they weren't making a Superman blockbuster this could have been a film that ask a very interesting question would you get involved in geopolitics if you had super powers. The scene where Lois interviews Clark as Superman was gold. Could have been very heavy.

I wanted to read the bad reviews first. I only went because both my teenager son and daughter are huge F1 fans. It wasn't a horrible movie but is it me or does Brad Pitt play a smug A-hole in most of his movies. TROY, Bullet Train, Interview with a Vampire. The motto of the movie is you play dirty and act like a dirt bag to win typical ugly American. I'd say I enjoyed Grand Turismo a bit more. The sound and visuals of F1 was great. It was a ok watch but Pitt's character Sonny was the real villain

It gets 4 stars due to the great look of 80s New York. And Oscar Isaac channels his inner Al Pacino he's that good. And we talking early Al when he was thr gold standard.

I love reading the bad reviews just to see how shows fly over people's head. SPOILER: The sequence where the blues guitar player play is so powerfully we start to see the future and past from tribal African musicians to the hip hop turn tables to the Jim Hendrix style guitar player. IT WAS a sequence done to show how special the blues player was. They freaking said that during the sequence via voice over and the freaking head Vampire said one of the things that attracted him to the party was the music that Sammy made. It reminds me of the week long argument over the $300 in Black Mirror Common People. Follow the freaking story. The $300 price for the Rivermind service was irrelevant to the story. As far as the movie overall it was good. But the ending and credit sequence was a bit discombobulated. The "fake" accents where hard to understand. My wife is from the south and was like wtf are they saying. But she said the overall setting of the south the her grandma would have grow up in was great. They got the favor of 1930s South some of with is still unchanged to this day. My wife 48 did take me to cotton fields when we first started dating 25 years ago. MBJ did a great job and had a soild dual performance where you could believe he was a twin. The Vampires were some of the most entertaining vampires in quite some time. I wonder if that was the actors (vampires) really singing. It's like I called it when previews for this movie first debuted it's essentially From Dusk to Dawn in reverse. Instead of the humans coming to the vampire club unknowingly, the vampires this time come to the human club and want to be invited in. Honestly this movie seem to be more about showcasing the talents of Preacher Boy and showing a portrayal of Black America in the 1930s ie Rosewood. Soild movie.

Nice to see a father that loves his son so much. And Bryan is right the mind can be a bad influence of the body and health. He does take to the extreme. This documentary reminds me of the Aaron Rodgers doc. Religion did a lot of damage to these guys and probably made their extreme personalities and have put both on a search for meaning

Soild cast. Great story. Very ambiguous the way life is. Made me thing about the movie Traffic from years again just with more action.

So this is an expansion on the Twilight Zone episode of the same theme