Reviews

I had only watched the first one. I put this one on as background noise but ended up watching it simply because I could not believe someone gave this the green light to be an actual movie. Is this what impresses teenagers now? An even lower budget, non-vampire rated R version of twilight where the main "hero hunk" is always brooding and lusting over a girl he lost because of...the fact he published a book without telling her? And all he had to do the entire time was simply apologize? But instead we get a movie where he needs to go travel and make amends from his past life, lead another girl on while fantasizing about the girl he lost literally every 5 minutes, gets in a fight, apparently find himself that way and THEN goes and apologizes. So...dumb. I lost brain cells.

Again. Total cringe.

Good lord I've had it with over the top feminists who find the need to only look at the surface of shows and movies to find what angers them and type about it.

"Cole is the typical toxic masculine male." Yep. But you know if you actually watch the show longer than episode one, it begins to break down most of the Walter boys, what they've been through and why they act the way they do. And wow would you believe by the final episode, Cole has really chipped away at that super cold exterior of his.

Some of the acting isn't great in places. But I enjoyed it overall. I really liked the storyline with the ranch and all the relationships going on and how uncommon bonds between some of the enemies like Erin and Jamie were formed. If you're someone looking for a show to not take too seriously and get angry over fictional characters...I mean I'd recommend it but I'm also not a raging feminist apparently.

I absolutely loved this movie. Been a Bert fan for 5 years and he honestly surprised me at how natural he was on camera. It was like watching him on podcast or on a comedy special...with explosives.

The entire cast hit this out of the park and they did a great job with adding on to the Russian mafia storyline. Mark Hamil was an amazing choice for Bert's dad! I think the only one I didn't like is the actress playing his wife. She did a good job, it just didn't feel like the Lianne that most of us know and love. Although LOVED seeing Lianne in the movie!

Highly suggest seeing this and just having a good time. Our theater was wild with guys taking off their shirts before it even started 😂 any Bert fan will like this movie. Oh, and don't miss the graffiti under the bridge ;)

Listen, is it realistic? No. But if you're expecting that from this franchise still, maybe don't watch it.

I was highly entertained the entire movie. Jason Mamoa added so much and I didn't expect him to be The Joker of the Fast world. And it's also (in a dark minded way) refreshing to see a villain that does win by the end of the movie. And his tie in to the franchise was well done.

I will say, I hope they decide to only do one more part to this movie rather than 2. It was a long movie that did drag in some areas and could have been cleaned up a bit. I'm hoping the next movie will be the last piece that brings everything to a close. Then again, I don't think there will ever be an official "end" to this. Lol.

I grew up around the Pam and Tommy era, but never actually understood what was going on behind the scenes. You always heard gossip about Tommy's body and of course Pamela - but like she gives mention to in this documentary, the fact people thought a sex tape was fine and "on brand" just because she had been in playboy is not ok. Being in Playboy was a choice - having a personal tape released without consent is very much different. It was devastating seeing all of the late night and talk show host focus specifically on her body and not take her seriously for anything else. We forget that celebrities are human and that we only get a glimpse into what the media wants us to see of them for the most part. Especially back then when you couldn't go online and easily defend yourself like you can now.

She's obviously stumbled because of this both in personal life and professional, so I was happy to see at the end her success on Broadway which I had no idea about. Good for her! And her sons seem like they have grown up with a lot of love and good heads on their shoulders. I hope the rest of her life treats her well, i earned new appreciation for her beyond all I thought she was.

Seriously! I can't say enough good things about this movie. Paying homage to Home Alone and just pure violence and comedic genius all the way through!

The only reason I did not give it a perfect score is because of the dad's finger getting broken, and then magically being just fine throughout the rest of the movie. And of course, Santa can take out an entire team of trained security guards (who apparently never thought to just fire off their guns) but when it comes down to the final showdown, one man almost takes him out.

However, I'm not a lame film "critic" who has to pick movies apart for small stuff like that. I thoroughly enjoyed this and can't wait to watch it again!

Oh so we have to write a minimum of 600 characters now? Super.

Unless you enjoy things that build and build and build on your interests only to go unsolved and have a dumb ending, don't waste your time. I don't event understand how this has 6 stars out of 10. This seems to be a big trend with Netflix shows lately - build and build and build and then have a terrible ending.

The characters are all interesting but you never quite figure ANY of them out except for the detective who died. The daughter is a huge s l u t who needs a major reality and privilege check. The family are gullible idiots who go along with any story they're told, Oh look, I made the minimum character limit. I'm done now. I just hate shows like this.

I'm not a die hard Hocus Pocus fanatic, but always enjoyed the original. I was hesitant about this one because most sequels fail to live up to what came before, and sorry but this is definitely one of those.

Too many loose ends that are swept under the roomba.

I wish they would have found a way to work in the fact that they aged rather than just try their best to cover it with the original makeup. It didn't suit Sarah at all.

Kathy's character (Mary) was too focused on the overkill of her quirky lip look that it was all I could focus on with her rather than any sort of comedic performance .

The musical numbers were horrible except for the Witch Is Back credit song. Just cringy.

I did enjoy the Walgreens scene and a few other things. But besides that, definitely should have stuck with the original.