Argo

I have to admit I am used to seeing JS doing comedy. I've seen JB in front of the camera, but this was a cool switch. I'm not used to the Indy world of movies.

I'm not really someone used to the kind of gritty looks and language this movie has.

I admit it, I'm for flash when it comes to movies.

With that said? I enjoyed the movie and hope to see Jordan Bayne more behind the camera and in front of it.

My hat's off to the job you did picking the cast and writing this work, not to mention directing. It takes true talent to pull all of it off.

I'm picky about the movies I watch.

I'm tired of Hollywood's recycling and then killing good originals.

So I went over to a friend's house to watch and Indy movie. I saw Jordana on the television show My Boys and she had a natural knack for comedy. Now I find out that isn't all.

She plays this part so well I found myself falling back into that time when movies were supposed to pull you in and make you forget you were sitting in a chair watching, at the same time you're gripping something because you want to know more.

I'm not usually into drama but I have to say this is one to watch.

I love this short - Argo.

To me it was mythical, poetic and hopeful while at the same time it was realistic and emotional and human. A lovely balance of a movie.

Shot in the desert - an homage to the real America in all its frightening splendor.

The acting is first rate, and the story and writing are very deliberate and inspired. To me, it's a powerful examination of love.

I really think everyone should give this film a chance.

Surprising this is Jordan Bayne's first film. I'm looking forward to seeing what's next.

I watched it and I watched people watching this movie and it was so gripping that I had to have a supply of tissue with me. some like the fluffy always feel good movies that aren't realistic but for those that like the movies that show human feelings and responses?

remember schindler's list? It pulled at your soul. you won't be able to watch this without feeling the same.

I'm not sure words can really describe how I felt watching the scenes played out.

ever felt like you were watching a movie and yet something you know from personal experience has happened? the vulnerability and introspect you might get because you're hoping no one catches on you know how the person feels because you were in their shoes?

admit it or not, this is one of those movies that a person can tell that not only an experience of your own is involved but someone behind the scenes has either the talent to tap into that range of feeling or has experienced or been directly involved with someone that has personally gone through that same lesson in life.

it's that powerful.