Movie reviews of Shannon Schultz

Though it's like the 6th film in the series, doesn't disappoint an action-packed movie lover like myself.

If you want a typical romance movie with your loved one then this movie is for you. It’s full of growing love and small tidbits of comedy to keep it just that much interesting.

It happens to be one of those movies that I couldn’t sit and watch all the way through due to it being really boring.

As far as the content and growth that Mr. Rogers had in the country, this documentary really showed all that. But as far as something that was enjoyable to watch, this documentary is not one that I would choose to watch again.

It makes absolutely no sense, there is no direction in the film, and it is just awful.

As for the story itself, I thought it was well thought out.

The concept of the movie is completely interesting, but the way it was both filmed and acted just didn’t do anything for me.

I can't say I hated this movie, but it was so chocked full of action and tense moments that it wasn't boring, but just the overall concept wasn't good or worth making a movie for.

I thought the film had just enough comedic lines to make it worth the watch and the thrill of the heist was great to watch on screen.

I recommend that you be willing to sit there for 2 ½ hours with constant action and special effects, it’s basically nonstop like you would imagine from this type of film.

Be mindful it does take a bit to get going, but once it does there’s a lot of action to keep you going to the end!

In the end, this movie was just okay in my opinion, I wouldn't say I enjoyed watching it, but I also wouldn't say it was a waste of time.

I'm going to give this one an okay, because it wasn't really anything special. However, I did love McCarthy in the role of Lee Isreal and thought the film was well put together.

Though I saw it coming from a mile away, it still wasn't how I would have like the film to end.

I can't deny Dafoe's a good actor in this, but the movie itself is just too artistic for my tastes.

Now, the story itself is good, based on the novel by James Bladwin, but I didn't like the film all that much.

It's funny, smart, and inspiring. Definitely a must see.

That being said, the movie being something I wouldn’t say I particularly liked, I can’t deny that it deserves all the nominations that it has received from the Academy Awards board.

Technically beautiful with a deep heart to match.

I didn’t hate this film nor did I particularly like it...

Overall, I enjoyed it, but it does have its pacing issues.

Glenn Close is great in this film and quite honestly is the only thing I didn’t hate about it.

I thought the film was well written and well director, I can definitely see how Spike Lee got the nomination here.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Bale or Adams gets an Oscar nomination, but I wouldn’t say this film was anything amazing.