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Finally got a chance to sit down and take in a film I had really looked forward to and it was everything I had hoped for. The eerie foreboding atmosphere, the spectacularly evil Harkonnen, Paul, Lady Jessica, and so on were all great. The special effects were clean and so realistic in sort of a simplistic fashion that fit in with the story perfectly. As having read the book, I would just say there's no way you could get into all the detail and character development in a movie as opposed to the book but never the less, this movie did a terrific job on telling the story and had my focused attention throughout. Needless to say, really looking forward to part 2 and perhaps beyond.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

I guess were all looking for different things when it comes to movies and beauty is in the eye of the beholder, etc, but I loved this one from start to finish. And it was certainly better than 3/4 of the stuff I paid 12 bucks for to watch in theatres. I loved the John Wick trilogy but this one was better yet. All the characters hit the right note, and I'd like to see a sequel which would start at the bottom of a river.

This was an excellent film. As is the case so often, the users are a better judge than the critics. If I didn't know it was Guy Ritchie's film I would have thought it was directed by Tarentino. Hillarious in spots, thrilling, kept your interest throughout, and a very satisfying ending. Those track suits were funny as hell. Lots of dry humor sprinkled throughout. No complaints whatsoever. As for some of the critics, what lamebrains. Rex Reed, well, that old queen should retire. He must have some sort of grudge against Ritchie. A zero??!! That just skews the rating. If you didn't care for it, ok fine. Give it a 4 or a 5. But a Zero!!? Ridiculous. Throw that guy off the team. Anyway, go see it. I'm giving this a 9 to make up for some of the dopes.

Say what ya' wanna say, but I really found this movie interesting, spooky, and funny watching the bizzaro characters navigate the cutthroat world portrayed, doing anything to gain an edge. And Jake Gyllenhaal is one of the best no matter what role he's in. His work in Nitecrawler was another of his great roles.

This movie was terrific, I don't care who says what. Sure it's wildly exaggerated, but remember, it's told through the boy's wild imagination. Alec Baldwin as the Boss Baby is superb. The part that shows where babies come from at the baby factory is mesmerizing, funny, and begs to be watched several times. The other babies in the movie were marvelously hilarious as well. I hope for another BB in the near future.

This movie had me **** in from start to finish. And to tell you the truth, I enjoyed this film more than 3/4 of the last 40 films I've seen at the theatre. Some of these movie critics are absolute clowns when it come to ratings. I swear to God, some of these guys wouldn't know a terrific film if it was recommended by Scorsese. Of course everybody has different taste in movies, but never the less, Mute hit the sweet spot for me.

This was a film well worth watching. It's story **** you in even before the bizarre twists and turns ramp up the creep factor. Beautifuly shot with a gorgeous panorama. It seems a lot of horror movies disappoint. This one does not.

To 43in2014, who complained about two unrealistic scenes toward the end of the movie. Seriously, were talking about a movie with a talking bear who carries on in London every day like it's completely normal. And you didn't like two scenes in the movie that stretched the possible?! Man, the whole movie was a stretch. Get real. BTW, the movie was very enjoyable and touching.

I'm a little late to the party on this one and all the other 9/10 user reviews pretty much sum up how I felt about this beautiful, funny, romantic, delightful film. To the tiny percentage of critics and users who didn't like Sing Street, for some inexplicable reason, well..your judgement of what makes for good cinema is horrendous, and your credibility to offer your opinion on movies is shot.

Uh..Brian, Men are always the antagonist, no matter who's got the teeth. Women don't **** men. As for the movie, it was a little strange and a little funny. I liked the girl in the lead role.

I'm not a big Star Wars fan, but I have seen most of them over the years, and I must say I enjoyed The Last Jedi very much. Why all the hatred and dislike from people is beyond me. I guess this episode was not what they wanted it to be. At times it is a dark and somewhat depressing episode, but so is life. Everything is not always happiness and triumph. All things considered, it is a very good movie and well worth seeing. I would probably give it an 8, but in response to the haters who gave it a 0,(a zero?!!), I'm giving it a 10.

I liked this movie. The sexuality was delicious. There's something about becoming familiar with a character in a movie, finding her attractive, and then seeing her naked that I really enjoy. But..that's just me. The story was pretty good and hung together pretty well. Granted, things got a little wild at times as things unfolded but not unduly so. I'm going to give this movie an extra point because the small number of reviews and the 0 somebody gave it doesn't give this movie as high a score as it deserves. Definitely better than a 5.0.