Reviews

My God,how did this movie get all of these eight,nine,and ten star reviews?...seriously??... Seriously??? Let's start with the plot\story...well,there is no plot or story,none whatsoever, it is just one dumb scene after another after another after another with a handful of ok songs,not even close to being as good as some of their other songs. While watching the movie all I could think of is that it's a good thing that Jack Nicholson didn't give up his day job as an actor to be a screenwriter.

Overall, the movie barely had enough interesting things going on in it to give this movie a positive rating of 6.

There was a time when I thought that Kevin Smith was a huge up and comer who was going to do great great things...his work seemed to get better and better. I loved Dogma and Clerks 2, but ever since then I think he has hit his peak and that's the best we're going to get from him, his next movies haven't come close to these.

Now we are at Clerks three. I have no idea how he is getting eight,nine or ten stars for this movie,I've given it seven and I think I've given it an extra Star just for nostalgia sake. Here we are at the same location as the first,with the same characters, the same jokes repeated over and over again.

When the movie started I was thinking "okay this isn't so bad,not good but not really that bad!" Then it got worse and worse and worse until I started thinking "why the hell am I watching this crap???"

Like a lot of movies over the last decade you're getting a moody but very slow moving experience usually saved by a great ending. Unfortunately here you are given a very underwhelming climax and you're left with the feeling,that's it??? This is one of those movies that has all the right elements but just falls short. A few tweaks and this could have been great experience but as is it's just passible.

Great combo of a panel show and a game show,both aspects of the show works well with a great cast but.... There is one huge negative with this show and that's Joe Wilkinson. I can't stress enough how terrible this guy is, he's so cringeworthy that I dread every second he's on and he almost drains the life out of a great show.

Within 10 to 15 minutes I knew exactly how the movie was going to end! I spent the rest of the movie hoping and praying that I was wrong and we would get something really good. Nope,I was right! The Village isn't a bad movie,just a disappointment.

Who in there right mind decided to turn the muppets into the Office??? Obviously the people who made this has no idea who the audience for this show is. Not surprised it was cancelled.

This is suppose to be a cop show! In reality this rescue mission would have failed in a hundred different ways. It's so unbelievable it just took me out of the story and just came across as being silly.

This has to be the stupidest movie I've seen in a very long time. Except for a few good scenes this movie was terrible. Even some of the acting was bad,John Cena was so wooden! And don't get started on the poor characterization of Harley Quinn who is suppose to be a genius,psychiatrist,psycho but comes across as a blonde,ditsy,bimbo!!! Suicide Squad,which got alot lower rating,was a far superior movie.

Really dumb movie dressed up nice and pretty,with a bow on it, to make it look smart and some people actually fell for it. Not a terrible movie just not a particularly good one.

I missed this when it first came out and when I got the chance recently I had to see it. I was kind of let down by it considering all the great things I heard about it. I think the filmmakers were trying so hard to make the next Platoon or the next Full Metal Jacket that it comes across as very forced and because of that it just misses the mark. A good movie, worth seeing but just not in the same class as other Vietnam war movies like the others mentioned above.

I have to say I was very let down by this movie,I was hoping to get to know more about Mr. Rogers but didn't. The true part of this movie: there was a reporter that Mr. Rogers became friends with that wrote an article about him (not the guy in the film,he's mostly fiction) What's fiction: EVERYTHING else The story in the movie is completely false and is one of the biggest cliches in movies , you've seen it a 100 times before.

The only real positive is Tom Hanks is wonderful as usual.

When I started watching this show I loved it. By the middle of the second season I was ready to give this 9 stars. Unfortunately by the second season finale everything came crashing down,by the middle of the third season I couldn't wait for it to be over. The biggest problem with this series is you get very little satisfaction with the climax to the story.

The Handmaid's Tale,I think, represents the best and the worst of modern TV shows. When you are actually watching each episode it sucks you in and you can't wait to see what happens next,so most times you enjoy each episode. The problem then is when the season is over all you can think is "Wait a second,did anything actually happen this season???..... Maybe something will happen next season!!!"

A lot of movies these days are said to be "slow burns". "Slow burn" has now become synonymous with "my god this movie is ssssooooooo borrrrrrrriiiiinnnnnggggg ...BUT the end was good"

I just can't help thinking if the filmmakers had to tweak some of the really stupid moments it could have been a real classic action movie,All the ingredients are there. But,as is,you really need to shut your mind off to enjoy it.

Not these "scientists". I love haunted house movies so I had to see it. I have to say,I enjoyed it very much...best laugh I had all week. Unfortunately,for the filmmakers,it's suppose to be scary and not funny. In a couple of scenes I can just picture someone off camera throwing books on the floor.

One fantastic scene doesn't make a fantastic movie. Once you get past this scene the movie is only good at best...if you want to see a great WWII movie go watch Band of Brothers which really is a true story (for the most part) that's brought to you by some of the same people

Just finished watching the first episode: this show is so painfully bad,these people could barely move let alone dance. At least with their sister show the Masked Singer some people could actually sing

In the X-Files the Lone Gunmen really walked a fine line of believability and because of the great writing it worked really well. The problem with this show was they added a character like Jimmy Bond and all of a sudden it turned really silly . Some glimpses of good writing couldn't save it after that.