Richard Heikkila

It seems all the greats in Hollywood wanted to take some small part in this beautifully made movie.

A great movie with a great cast. How many if us would love to turn back the clock, if not, for just a short while. But then only to find one can never really re-live the past.

Those that have not seen this movie or don't appreciate it are the same who think the Kardashian's are a must see family. This will go down as one of the best cinematic experiences

When I read that some people think that this was the best movie ever made, then I have to question both their cinematic experiences as well as their gene pool. But, hey, even the "poorly educated" are entitled to their opinion. This was a decent movie due to its original theme , but nothing more

After reading all the positive reviews, maybe I should see it again. After all, I fell asleep ten minutes into the movie. What can I say, an air conditioned movie and only one other person in the theatre. I brought me back to my college days where I could always count on a good nap "studying" at the school library

Don't let the musical parts of this movie disuade you from seeing this movie. It was a very enjoyable take of The Christmas Carol. The acting was great and a tear jerker to boot. I give it a B

Quite good as far as a new take in the shark movie themes. Unfortunately once you have seen the enormity of this monster, then it's like seeing Jaws all over again. Maybe the next one they should have it talk

As I slept through much of the first Avatar movie, I really though this one would be another snooze fest; one where I could get some shut eye in an air conditioned theatre while the heat outside was overbearing. Boy, was I wrong. This was a rare example where the sequel was far better than the original. The characters were well developed and it was a fast moving adventure film with great F/x. I had to re see the first and decided this one was well worth the experience.

This movie was proof that sometimes sequels are made just to squeeze a couple more bucks into the Hollywood coffers. The first Meg movie was quite good because of its originality, but I felt that the producers slept through the making of this one. If they make a third one, at least the shark should be the size of Manhattan to make it interesting. Meg hardly even made an appearance in this one. I think he called it in.