Sophie Presser

The movie was predictable, but I enjoyed it. It had me rooting for the villain and victims at different times. Megan Fox gave an outstanding performance and I could definitely see her coming back for a second movie with a different family and using what she's learned from this family/movie. Overall I really liked it, reminds me a lot of M3GAN and what I remember from the Orphan (although I've only seen bits and pieces so don't hold me accountable on that lol)

Definitely a pyshco-logical thriller. I will admit while the film felt it took a little bit to get off the ground, I felt my blood boiling making me shout at the TV at the husband specifically making me drawn in to find out if he gets what he deserves. All in all, the film is amazing. I just watched it and now I'm rewatching it again because the ending had me gasping and cheering. Daisy Ridley's acting is extraordinary, the emotion she brings to screen is so relatable and life like. It had me wondering if she knew how to portray her characters feels based on real life.

The more I watch the more I love it. I didn't care at first, but by the end I was wanting a season 2. There is stuff that goes unanswered and I wish they do make a season 2 (and market it better). Don't listen to any hateful or even great reviews, watch it yourself and decide. There's only 8 episodes and I didn't get hooked until the 5th, but 5-8 are my absolute favorite.

The more I watch it, the more I love it. I didn't get all the jokes on the first watch and definitely didn't see all the references, so get to watch it at home and fully analyze everything helped me love this movie more. I like Helena the more I watch and get to understand her mindset. I don't care for Teddy at all unfortunately. I feel this is a great ending for Indiana Jones and justice was given.

Amazing movie based on a true story! The music, costumes, message, everything was just spectacular. I will say it's not for everyone, but if you're about equal rights and beating the odds then you will enjoy this. There isn't the cliche training sequence and I feel like the dialogue/characters hinted at why, but I loved that the cliche training scene that it feels like every athletic/heroic movie gets wasn't there. This is a powerful movie and I felt it did Trudy's story justice! All of the actors did a wonderful job and I felt the authentic emotions when things went wrong and when they went right. I left the theater feeling inspired and empowered.

This is one of my favorite Marvel movies. It does not deserve the hate it gets! It's a good teamwork, girl power, action-comedy movie.

I am not a huge Ghost Buster fan, just a casual watcher. I enjoyed it. I rank it in my top 3. I felt like there was a lot of fake outs and the cast wasn't used to their whole potential. Overall, definitely an enjoyable film and I'm glad I saw it in theaters.