dal_asher

I saw this movie years ago and ended up watching it several times. At the time, it was extremely relevant regarding women in politics and I believed we would have achieved more by 2025. Sadly, we haven't. Joan Allen gives a stand out performance as the Contender for VP. Her speech regarding her religious beliefs stuck with me long after seeing the film. Jeff Bridges and Gary Oldman are, as always, fantastic.

I saw Cirque du Soleil both in Las Vegas and in Montreal and I can only imagine how hard it was to be ready in such a short amount of time. These athletes are world class performers and seeing the behind the scenes was fascinating. I absolutely love seeing these performers and it almost felt like magic seeing the beauty and art in each performance. Covid was horrible and so many people died and have long term effects. Seeing how many of the cast and crew were able to come back was heart warming. I'm not sure I understand the bad review this received. I guess we all experienced Covid in different ways. We are senior citizens and we stayed home for almost 18 months. We didn't get Covid until we had been well vaccinated so our experience was mild. However, we were in pretty good shape before hand and have struggled to regain our physical stamina. These young people are so inspiring! Thank you all for your hard work and the joy you give in in your performances!

This had the makings of a good sci-fi but quickly got too silly to enjoy. The biologist was beyond ridiculous in her hesitancy. I kept expecting it to take off but it never did. I was hoping that between John Galegher Jr., and Chris Messina it would be better but I was really disappointed in the whole endeavor. The screenplay, direction and acting were all terrible. My husband chose this to watch on movie night and I wasn't looking forward to it. I generally trust to the ratingss and reviews so was prepared for a dud and that's what this was. Don't waste your time on this one. So glad I didn't spend money for this movie.