Reviews

How do you spell b-o-r-i-n-g. Did Michelle Williams owe this director a favor? She was the reason I watched this movie. It would've been better following just one of these women's stories with a little more added to it. I didn't see the connection, at all, of these women. I was stunned at the end, thinking, "this can't be the end." I don't recommend this movie at all.

I love Toni Collette, and I love horror, so was excited when I saw it included free in Prime. All of the actors were excellent and convincing, some of the scenes were a little slow (thank you fast forward), and some were shocking, sad, and pretty creepy. But I wouldn't have understood the plot if I hadn't read the trivia. Kind've like Killing of a Sacred Deer, strange characters, creepy events, watch til the disappointing end, and still bewildered. A lot unexplained in Hereditary. Think I'll watch it again without fast forward, maybe I missed something?

The movie description on Showtime reads "a small town man tries to hide the fact that he's responsible for the death of his stepson in a construction accident" . That's not at all the story!!!! I went ahead and watched because of the excellent actors, PSHoffman, Richard Jenkins, John Turturro, Eddie Marsan, and a few others. What a bunch of unexpected events! There was some drama, some comedy, and an all out strange ending. I enjoyed this movie and would recommend to others to check it out.

While I like Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in other movies, I didn't think this one was all that it was hyped up to be. I love musicals, but this one didn't move me at all. Best Supporting Actress? C'mon! Best Movie nominee? Don't think so. Even the dance sequences were cheesy. Not a repeater.

Millions of us felt similar that night, did we have to be reminded? Not sure where the plot is headed, CULT must refer to believing as the character KAI does, and the little "pinky swear" must be the acceptance into the CULT. But the hysterics of Sarah Paulson's character was a little over the top, her wife doesn't seem very sympathetic, and we'll be annoyed at how no one will believe their little boy. Loved the return of Twisty; pretty gruesome stabbing, ugh. And Chaz Bono fits right in. I'm hoping for some "twist" to the storyline away from politics. I'm more interested in REAL corruption going on in the White House; the REAL stuff is a horror in itself. I hope the show gets better.

Not a bad sequel. Some parts were predictable and have the "yeah, right" moment, but lots of action. Tom Cruise showed he's aging like the rest of us, Cobie was pretty bad ass! Could've done without the "daughter" aspect, but I guess they needed another target for the bad guys. Please don't ruin it by doing another!

Okay, some of you are disappointed with the show. It's gonna happen. There's gotta be some episodes where you learn the depths of the characters or you won't understand their motives. If this happened in real life, there wouldn't be excitement every single day, right? There's gonna some down days. If you've followed the show from S1, we've joined our teams and stay loyal, until they're killed. This season started off very dark, but then we knew what was going to happen. I think we just need to be patient, or just go read the comics so you can disappoint yourself when things don't happen the same. For binge watchers, those who didn't start watching 7 years ago, you're experiencing TWD over kill, you didn't go through the long wait between seasons or mid-seasons, so disappointment is eminent. The show is basically about survival of the fittest. I have often wondered, like many, if this show were to end, how would it end? Cure? That would be the biggest disappointment.

I saw this movie when I was around 10 or 12 years old. I'm now in m 50's and still remember how this movie made me feel. You fall in love with Jackie Gleason at the start, you feel all of his emotions, without ever saying a word, and that was his specialty, and you're so happy at the end of the movie! It makes you laugh, smile, cry like a baby, even root for Gigot when he steals the money from the bakery! You only wish he would end up with a family. This movie should NEVER be re-made; leave it alone with all it's simplicity. That's what makes it such a classic. I just wish it would come out on TV or DVD. Or even on TCM or AMC, one of those channels that shows old movie classics. Heck, even Amazon!