Martin Rosendhal

Chloe Grace Moretz as a different kind of 'girl next door' manages to capture the essence of her unusual character. The scenes between Abby and Owen are moving. As are Abby with her only other companion. Unfortunately most of the rest of the film is just empty gratuitous violence to drive the plot.

Supercrap. Heartless, Hollywood corporate garbage. People who think this is a good film are the ones that think Big Macs are the greatest hamburgers they've ever had. Lame CGI makes the whole film seem like a weak 1990s video game. No real story. Rips off various better movies including The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy. James Gunn should be embarrassed ro call himself writer/ Director. I liked the Super Dog; and the Lois Lane actress was not Margot Kidder - but she grew on me. Superman actor was passable. Everything else was cringe worthy. Worst Jimny Olsen ever.

Watched 3/4 th of it because I was told Diane Franklin ( from 80s John Cusack cult comedy ' Better Off Dead') was in it. This is sadistic, creepy garbage not worth watching. Though Diane Franklin is still charming. The original was weak but had a ' happy' ending; a little imagination; and a couple of good frights - Margot Kidder looking out the window and seeing the red eyes of her daughter's imaginary friend; the hidden chamber. This film is just repulsive.

One of my favorite Greg Kinnear roles. Also nice to see Mitch Pileggi outside of the X-Files. It is a critical look at the USA's corporate comprimising of individual innovation and invention. And all the individuals are flawed - including the self absorbed inventor ( who nearly kills his family in the first five minutes playing w the wipers while driving).Too few movies like these are made - you can go out and talk about a film like this one at length after you've seen it. I would have liked the court scenes to have a little more of the actual case - how Ford argued the patents were both expired and not authentic because no new technologically was created by Kearns ( there was no proof Ford took his invention - just that they infringed on his patented technology). Also the end misses tbe beauty of the invention - he took old, basic, well understood technology to solve a problem; instead of trying to use the latest, most sophisticated circuitry and gadgetry. But overall an original, well paced, thoughtful film on ideal America vs real America.

Very well done with a sincere affection for the band despite their flaws. Loved the early footage - a much more authentic band then I'd thought they were. The complicated relationships between the bandmembers and the ludicrous nature of the music industry were also well documented.