Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Needed a happy ending.
Not every movie gets a happy ending, sweetie. What did you think? The internet would be restored magically, Rose could watch the last episode of Friends somewhere other than a bunker? The deer and flamingoes would become friends and live peacefully together ever after?
I am shocked by the negative reviews but as another PP said, this isn't a very "deep" group. In fact it's a rather dim group.
Anonymous wrote:Needed a happy ending.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Julia is 56…too old to play the mother of a 13 year old imho…very unlikely.
Well my cousin has a 12 year old at 60.
Anonymous wrote:Julia is 56…too old to play the mother of a 13 year old imho…very unlikely.
Anonymous wrote:Julia is 56…too old to play the mother of a 13 year old imho…very unlikely.
Anonymous wrote:The fact this movie has triggered such passionate reactions proves it was worth watching. We Americans always want the happy endings. Well, that’s not always realistic. It’s a movie about the end….the end of what exactly, we don’t know. It was thought-provoking and left us with a sense of unease. That was the whole point.
Anonymous wrote:Glad I checked this thread. Will take it off my watch list.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will watch anything Ali is in; he’s such a good actor. I’ve loved him since House of Cards.
I thought Ethan Hawke did a great job too. I wish there had been more Kevin Bacon. I liked the movie.
Kevin Bacon is such a good blue collar character.
When the $hit goes down, those are the kind of people who survive. Like Daryl Dixon. I was shocked he wasn’t at the neighbors already (where the daughter went).
PP here who pointed out that Ali’s wife, not daughter, was in the book. Kevin Bacon is the contractor, huh? Wasn’t he Latino in the book? Not that every character has to match. I’m open to white characters in books not being white in movies, so I need to think on whether going the other way is a big deal in this movie. In any case, they are interesting choices coming from the Obamas’ production company. (And I love the Obamas.)
Anonymous wrote:Wait, the Obamas produced this movie?
God, what a grift.
Anonymous wrote:Wait, the Obamas produced this movie?
God, what a grift.