Julie Robinson

This film is truly magnificent An a absolute masterpiece and superbly acted all round but especially wonderful is the performance of Rachel Weisz. Don't want to spoil it by saying anymore than it is a very easy watch with no flashing from screen to screen and the songs and music of the era as background and foreground when actually part of social events in this wonderful work by the unique extremely talented nor sadly late Terence Davis

I left the cinema feeling sad that I couldn't prevent myself from thinking that the film was drawn out fragmented and that it showed the dad parts of Springsteens life and thinking omg let's hope that this nice gentleman do very talented gas better things to come in his future life . I was totally ofey with the thoughts of childhood the flashbacks to sad things that haunt one and torture the adult mind even more than it did hurt us as a youngster having had that sort of flashback often myself.It was the switching and swapping about of eras tbstbwere not done as convincingly as one would hope that they would be to have the desired effect of making one tune in and have total empathy with the character. It could have been as good as A Complete Unknown with the splendid lead actor really convincing as Bruce himself but it was lacking the continuity that keeps one rooting for the main guy in my mind and it became even boring as second time viewing in places.Sad because what a life story they had to work with. NEVER mind worthy of a watch to see for oneself certainly!

This film is seriously honestly undeniably nothing short of a masterpiece and a true review cannot do it tribute because it is greater than words can express.Daniel Craig and Ryan Johnson..guys you have certainly nailed it with this one and you deserve praise far greater than my words can even attempt to express.Its fun and yet can very rather dark because it should be as part of the content matter and yet it is not sickening at all in it's exploration of mausoleums and coffins and graveyards because it has a plot that sends one on this journey of discovery of Who Dun It with our beloved hero Benoit Blanc as played in increasingly charming character depth by the remarkably talented Daniel Craig A veteran of stage screen and television but looking as handsome and dapper and absolutely charming as ever...and the longer hair really suits him and the adorable character he plays who is a mix of Sherlock Holmes Hercules Poirot Agatha Christie herself but wth a huge helping of the just one more thing or did I ask you sorry I forgot slipped my mind Peter Falk Columbo style Daniel you tribute all of our favourite super sleuth in our much loved Benoit Blanc who grows in our admiration in every movie...Never ever give up this role as long as you have the energy to portray Benoit Blanc just keep on playing him and allow the other marvelously cast actors to bounce off you and you them Wow Glenn Close Josh Brolin Jeremy Renner and Josh 0 Connor a masterful performance Andrew Scott Cailee Spaney etc etc It's incredible. There is going to be a time when in year's to come people still watching the Knives Out series will quote Shakespeares words he wrote describing Cleopatra as boy oh boy do these Knives Out films have infinite variety Thank you team. Never give up this delightful series of thrilling movies.

Good but not as great as the other films in the same directors repertoire because of the lack of characters that one can get to feel connected with apart from the part played by Julia Roberts in a role which saves the movie several times over because ones feels empathy for her character and is curious about her illness fearing for her mortality.Nowhere near great a film as Queer or Challengers or even Call Me By Your Name but still interesting if the subject matter is slightly outdated because anything seems to go now when it comes to terrible behaviour in college and sexist workplace.This movie could be used as a great example for the benefits of working from home and remote learning.

Very clever compelling watch this production.The film is touching and also humourous.Daniel Craig is brilliant in the role of Lee.

A good spectacle.Marvellous settings and good acting but nothing like Gladiator 1.

The best thing that one can feel when viewing this movie is to be pleased that one hasn't been tortured previously by Terrifier 1 and 2...unless of course you know different and I have missed two gems .The actors try but there isn't much scope to try with.

I literally couldn't wait for the film to end .I completely understand what it is about but it all seems a,waste of time .Maybe a piece of Lego jumping about chanting rap would be better..but just one piece as anymore is hard on the eye the ear and the patience.Dross and patronising!

Truly a delight to watch ...good storyline and excellent acting.