Reviews

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed season 1. It was edgy and gritty, had a realism to the storylines. We feared for the safety of some. It felt like we were watching something that was fictional, but based on historical context and events. Though we didn't care for all of the characters and we believed some aspects were forced, we did enjoy the main characters. Season 2 is another story. It was more like watching Raiders of the Lost Ark. It lost its gritty, realism and replaced it with soft storytelling. It inserted humor. We actually lost interest and only watched it through to the end out of a commitment to the series.

Poor Michael Caine. After a 50 yr hall of fame acting career, this ET wannabe opportunity presents itself. It tried hard, but failed. Poor Michael should have passed on it and took a role on Dr Who. The movie disaster wasn't his fault that it was so bad, nor was it COVID's. This was at best a "straight to video" movie from the start. Even our toddlers quickly tired of it. Another issue is the presence of some adult language and themes inside of what appears to be a kid movie. Therefore, who was the target market? It wasn't me or the kids. Even Russell Brand is too talented for this low quality, poor special effects movie.

Is this really a Hollywood big budget attention at theater quality cinema? If zero was allowed, this review would be a zero. This movie took pretending to a new low, as it pretended to be funny (and it wasn't); it pretended to be quality (and it wasn't); and it pretended to be entertaining (and it wasn't). If you appreciate your hard earned dollars, then save your money and skip this pile of poo. Poo might not be a harsh enough description. This is a historically bad movie season made worse with this 2 hr waste of time. Stay home, order a pizza, buy some beer and rent a streaming movie and enjoy your weekend.

We found this in the listings. A reasonably entertaining movie, but this ain't no Australian "Jaws." It more like 90210 meets Bay Watch. Watch it with an alcoholic beverage.

The new theatrical Downton Abbey movie is good, but not perfect. But, it is in fact an improvement over the first attempt at a 2 hr DA movie made for theaters. It was good enough to hope that a 3rd movie is in the future.

The documentary was like a stop at one of the Costco sample counters on a Saturday morning. After the sample is consumed you realize that didn't get enough of a sample to know whether you liked it enough to purchase, but sometimes you wished you had never tried it. After almost 3 hour sample I was left wondering "what was that?"

As much as I tried to look past the attempt, Renee Z's efforts to sound British was more of a distraction than a bad accent. It just didn't work for me.

Not as good as the reviews. My wife and I found it boring. It seemed to try too hard to be provocative. Nothing new, bad support characters, poor acting. I'll look for the new BatMan.

Not a great movie; not a bad movie.

It was a sweet and entertaining holiday movie. Grab a coffee, a few cookies and watch it with a friend.

I found the movie to be the writer/director's failed attempt at teaching the audience their view of social justice.

I find most of the Scandinavian crime dramas and psychological thrillers to be very well acted and written; Outlier is no exception. It kept me interest in ways most American shows no longer do.

I tried to like it - I really did. I even tried to watch it with an open mind while thinking "just give it time and let it warm up." In the end, Cry Macho should just simply be called "Cry for Your Money Back." Even if you watched it on HBO+ like me for $0. It was unwatchable and I abandoned it after 25% of the movie had passed and it was sinking into the crappy movie abyss. Bad movies are bad even when a legend is involved. "Clint, it is time to retire."

This is a show that you can return to and realize it is still as good as you remember. Production value, witty scripts and a unique concept. The two narrators are the perfect vehicle to bring the stories to life.

If Jungle Cruise was a Disney World ride, I'd never get on again.

Unwatchable! Not sure what the goal was in making this load of poo. Even the movie's name made little sense - "Rally-LA"(?)

3 hours of a poorly written story and dialogue. Many of these actors are generally good at their craft. Unfortunately, they couldn't overcome the "writers' block."

I had big hopes for the latest Disney/Pixar film, but it fell short for the wife and I. We watched on Disney+, which made bailing out at the half way point easy. Quite frankly, I was so bored that I probably would have walked out of the theater and requested a refund or credit toward a watchable movie. Hollywood is batting .000 for Christmas movies.

WW84 was a mess. Was that a badly written movie or a poor attempt at spoofing the TV series? The opening scene of WW as a girl competing in athletic skills games was promising and then the movie took a sharp left turn and ran off a cliff. PTL I was able to save my $$ and watch it on HBO Max. Otherwise, I might have asked for my $$ back.

I've watched TGBBS since it was first made available to the US audience as the Great British Bake Off. I look forward to each new season. I've even gone back to rewatch past seasons. Matt Lucas is neither funny nor entertaining. He's downright annoying and unwatchable.

This is an interesting movie. I've seen where many gave the movie bad marks. But, I think it is the artsy nature that causes misunderstanding. I found It unique, entertaining and sad.

The movie started out good, but digressed as it progressed. The last 10 mins seemed like the director was caught off guard by the clock and had to just button up the ending.