susancvan

I haven't seen the movie yet. I do want to. I am not going to rate it until I have watched it. I just noticed a few people saying the score was boring? I then noticed it was Ludwig Van Beethoven. I've never found Beethoven to be boring? What did you want? Metallica? Blake Shelton?

Okay....so firstly, I didn't see the original. To me it's an interesting premise. Who are these people? Why were they taken, who took them and why were they returned? That hook was enough to hold me. I find the acting fine. The character development is good. We learn a little more about the characters each episode. I also liked Lost...until it lost me. I also like Manifest and am waiting for it to return. Lost lost me when they kept on killing off characters and introducing new ones... I am anxious to see where this goes....

Okay. My husband brought this home for us to watch on our 4k blu ray home theatre. We watched Ad Astra before this. I liked Ad Astra better. I like Brad Pitt. He's not my favourite actor, but I like him. I like Leo Di Caprio too.... both in the same movie sounded like a good thing. I was born in 1963, so I remember the hippie era well. I don't smoke weed, I kind of follow my parent's habits more in that maybe I drink to much sometimes? I don't smoke. Okay...about the movie. There was a lot of talk about movie making.. but the first part was pretty boring, mostly about movie making in Hollywood. At some point someone mentions that Brad Pitt's character is supposed to have killed his wife.... so I'm supposed to care about him now? Okay.... well I did when I figure out Margot Robbie's character is supposed to be Sharan Tate, and then I hated that I was watching this movie, because it was going to be another blood soaked Tarantino festMostly I hate his movies. I frickin loved Dogs & Cats 2 Revenge of Kitty Galore and Happy Feet. I'm 56 years old. Does anyone remember Manson? Do any of the reviewers know who we was? He was an a-hole who recruited people to kill innocent people for no reason. The story doesn't follow history. Sharon Tate died that night.... the guy mixing the Margaritas died... in this retelling they lived... It would have been nice if they had lived, but I don't need to see the bad guys mauled by a pit bull or have their faces bashed in repeatedly or torched to ashes... Why is this considered entertainment? I am giving it 5 points for the acting and the accurate portrayal of the 60's-70's