oryansreflection

I found this looking for food movies, and this is a great movie about food, but it is so much more. This movie is about the complexities of family, how one generation always wants the next to have it better, and how that can lead to problems, and mistakes made on both sides. This movie is also about overcoming those mistakes, and being able to move forward as a family. This is a great movie, and I would recommend it to anyone.

First off, I have to say, this is the best Will Smith we may have ever seen. The one we all love, without the fake added drama that is unnecessary with Will. Bright is a very surprising, and odd, and crazy movie that in initially seeing might give you the feeling that you missed something, and that it is ridiculous. You wouldn't be alone, but this movie has it all, and none of the fluff. The story is very coherent when you understand the landscape of the world it is being told in. The odds are, the first time you watch you will get some of it, but not all, and it's still great, and very funny, after the first time though, you will see the whole picture, and the depth of the story will shine through. If you don't like this movie you don't like fantasy/scifi of any kind, even when it's presented to you at the highest level, otherwise you will love this movie.

First off, great job by all of the actors, writers, casting, etc... What to say? Well this was a very well done movie. It had the money, a great cast, directing, editing, all on point. Half way through I wanted to give it an 8 out of 10, but then the grubby little fingers of the execs reached in, and it turned into a predictable, trash movie that doesn't even hold up in mediocre tv shows. What a shame, Maybe the people involved in making this will go full Indie, and continue to make great stuff without talentless losers stepping in, and ruining it. I'd love to see an entire movie from them.