Movie reviews of Hungry Watching

The film is boring from start to end, including, sadly, the fight scenes.

Everything from the scenery to the animals is visually stunning and amazing to watch come to life on the big screen.

While McCarthy and Bell are comedy gold, the story is weak and tries too hard to be funny.

Has its charms and a few touching moments, but the story and comedic timing of the film doesn’t quite hit the mark.

Felt as if it was trying to fit too much into its story, but all it did was make the film feel disconnected.

Sally Field is funny, quirky and genuinely entertaining.

Smart, funny and heartfelt.

I found it incredibly hard to sympathize with Hannah, the young widow.

The main character is a nice and refreshing change of pace...

Tina Fey’s charm and self-deprecating humor makes you instantly fall in love with her character...

The pace is very slow and intentional as each scene brings us more insight into how the old woman came to live in her van...

Definitely worth watching, if not for the acting, then to get your head around what really happened during the financial crisis...

A beautifully acted and compelling story of love, sacrifice and strength.

An amazing, yet disturbing story that was smartly told.

Full of little moments which will make you appreciate the sweet simplicity of it all.

At some point there needs to be a story in there somewhere...

A suspenseful film supported by a strong cast.

Full of exciting, and at certain times, nerve wracking moments.

There is a great cast and the cinematography is absolutely breathtaking...

Has all the makings for a highly entertaining movie experience: action, humor, hot leading man, touching origin story, great cast.

Even the charms of George Clooney weren’t enough to keep me interested or invested in any of the characters.