Reviews

I shouldn't even be commenting here but just want people to avoid the same mistake. Someone I know said this is good. Boy was he wrong.

I usually like TV films and independent series. This one is really quite bad.

Especially what happens with the nanny when she takes off stealing the memory card from the nanny cam. That whole nanny scene goes even awkward when the police doesn't even bother with someone who pepper sprays and steals the memory card from the lead.

Then the typical, "oh you probably cannot cope with your husband's loss that's why you are hallucinating" blame is so stupidly overused. The police doesn't even want to look for the nanny but asks for a ballistic report for a gun in a case.

The lead somehow keeps the gun that killed her sister. Come on!

Whoever wrote this piece of crap didn't even watch enough productions in this genre.

Guillemo del Toro is still fantastic but the thrill is not enough to save the film.

I found this to be a bit too predictable with a few surprise scenes. The film was following a certain path then enter Kate Blanchett.

With the new character coming into play things have taken a turn and gotten psychological and interesting.

But in the end the film stays predictable, too long and distracted. Especially in the second half when Dr. Lilith introduces Stan to highly influential and dangerous people. Stan gets greedy and includes Molly into the game and bites more that he can chew. Even the scene with Molly showing herself to Ezra is screaming they will fail and there will be cock ups.

You can see what is coming in the end. Including the ending scene where Stan becomes the geek as part of karma.

Could have been a much greater film if they played onto the psychological aspect of things and gotten deeper on that theme. You can feel Guillemo del Toro signature but not one of his greatest works.

The film could be called Scott Lang and her troubled genius teenage daughter who just built quantum tech.

Just 15 minutes into the film and you start questioning lots of things about the film..

To me it felt like a Hallmark film for the family but with some unhappy drama that you cannot normally find in one of those.

Film is full of sci-fi cliches. Drink the ooze and understand aliens? Erm.. this was something I saw before in John Carter. Stuff from Star Wars to the Fifth Element.

Scenario and script feel very forced and unorganised. Everything everywhere all at once..

It is definitely enjoyable and worth watching but nothing special about this particular AntMan film. Just a random gathering of sci-fi fantasia.

It feels like every cartoon these days has the same elements. I just watched another before this and they are literally the same thing except for the cast.

Clumsy group of people jeopardising the mission. The one who is good at the job resentfully accepts these people and their cockups. A very talented pet joins the hero to save the day several times. They try to complete a mission, the rookies become a bit better but still suck and the hero teaches them how to be better all the while learning to accept others who aren't as good as him. And on and on.

The story seems different but characters and the things happen during the adventure is nearly the same thing in a lot of the productions. We need better storytelling.

To me this is one of the most mediocre pixar films and most productions have the same feeling after having watched the third Disney animation today.

The series started be very promising. By season two, particularly towards the end things have gotten really awkward and scenario became funny. For me the last drop was episode 13 and the scene with Donna. The superman guy and other super strong characters are just standing by while Donna held the pole and got electrocuted and just died there. If you will get rid of a character at least do it by the hands of superman while fighting or some other way that would make sense. The scene was ridiculously childish and sloppy and ended the season for me in a terrible way. I wonder if writers ever thought this through. Overall the season was full of stupid moments like these. Shame the potential is wasted.

Lovely cartoon ruined by poor writing. Imagine having the most powerful staff and being tackled by a flip. Wtf? This could be beautiful.

Yeah instead of catching bad guys just stand there and look at them or give introductions about them to confused bystanders. This is seriously ridiculously childish.

I don't care about the tipping furniture which is also a problem for people with children. But I was disgusted by big companies like Ikea being involved in illegal logging in countries like Romania.

I have been craving for some good gay romance for a long time. Since the background is Italy, I thought it could be much better (maybe even kinda artsy). Hearing Italian and French were the only things that excited me as a speaker of European languages. And since the film is about gay romance I thought it could be promising (and judging by the high ratings). I chugged a whole bottle of rosé but I still couldn't like it so much. It didn't convince me about their love and certainly left no mark (even on a gay man). Armie Hammer is cute and all but not the best choice for this role perhaps.

The first half when the story was depicted from Eliot's point it was somehow exciting. Took me to my youth very briefly. But later things got kinda messed up and I really lost interest. Particularly the peach scene. I mean seriously wtf? Wish I watched Bridget Jones' diary again. Total waste of 2 hours with nothing really impressive.

Sorry but I don't understand all the "masterpiece" comments either. Have you seen any other gay romance films at all? I mean have you even had a crush on anyone when you were that age? Then you know what I am taking about. It's not that horrible to see but never a masterpiece.