Reviews

A fantastic two hours of thrills, chills, and tears! Directed by George Clooney, this sports drama is based on the true story of the University of Washington Huskies' men's rowing team and their journey to the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

It's an enjoyable, uplifting, and heartwarming film set to the beautiful music of Alexandre Desplat. Watching it felt like I was on the boat and rowing like my life depended on it. It's hard to pick a favorite character because they're all heroes. And it was such a treat seeing their actual photos at the end (now I will be Googling the rowing team and everything else rowing-related). This film certainly makes it to my list of the best movies of 2024!

A world-famous photographer with a terminal illness asks the help of his estranged son to drive him to Dwayne's Photo in Parsons, Kansas, the last photo lab that still processes Kodachrome film. He has been holding on to several rolls of film for years and wants to have them developed before he dies and Kodachrome is permanently discontinued.

Although formulaic and predictable, it's simple, believable, heartwarming, and enjoyable. It's a nod to old-school film photography and the music of Live. It's a great father-and-son road trip film that will bring a tear to your eye. Didn't realize I would also dig Jason and Elizabeth's chemistry (which was off the charts!)

This movie broke my heart. Sunny Pawar, the child actor who played the young Saroo, absolutely stole the spotlight. He was so adorable and affecting. Incredible true story!

A most wonderful and adorable film!

I fell in love with Mrs. Harris-you just can't help but root for her and see her dreams of wearing a Christian Dior dress come true.

Don't mind the reviews. I couldn't stop watching it and really enjoyed the glorious messy lives of Frqnces, Nick, Melissa, and Bobbi. Killer soundtrack too!

I really liked the origin story-very intriguing and creepy! It successfully set the tone for the entire movie. The countdown made me feel all the tension even if there were no jumpscares. Not a lot of gore, either. But there are very scary people here alright. Good twist at the end, too!

I'm just really blown away by Anthony Hopkins's performance. Tender, moving, and heartbreaking look at dementia from the point of view of the person suffering from it. If this movie does not bring tears to your eyes, your heart is made of stone.

Okay, this couple has zero survival skills. Yet they decide to go camping in that frosty wilderness for some quality time. Horrible actors with a meh and predictable plot. The only thing that made me feel less bad about watching it is the ending.

Toe-curlingly cute, fun, and bittersweet! I think I was smiling from beginning to end. Such a fitting send-off to Lara Jean and Peter. Loved it!

From the trailer, I was expecting a movie like Seven or Kiss the Girls. It started out really good, but then it took a different turn. Went verrry slowly from there and then unloaded a lot of surprises towards the end. It did not quite hit the spot for me. Great cast, though!

Sweet and heartwarming. Solid acting from Justin Timberlake, too. Story's a bit cliched and has been done so many times, but still a good watch!

It reminds me a lot of Ad Astra. While it lacks action and intensity and moves at a snail's pace, the second half of the film is quite emotional and poignant.

Cute, fun, wholesome, and heartwarming. Great holiday movie for the kids and the whole family.

I watched it without expectations. And then it turned out to be really scary and good. I love when that happens. Loved the twist at the end, too. There's a post credit scene that hints at a sequel.

It's a dragging buddy movie that failed to draw out emotions and make viewers connect to the characters.

Solid follow-up to the first movie! 🎈I think this is scarier than the first, but the first one is funnier. Pretty brilliant job with the casting, too. The Losers Club as both kids and adults are darn cute and entertaining. My only complaint is there are too many jump scares that it's hard to relax. There's one scene that physically jolted my seat shook so hard. 😂 Very entertaining, emotional, and terrifying three hours. Losers Club forever!