Reviews

I am shocked with some of the reviews, this film highlights the predatorial ways of people in power. This is a sad and powerful film. Women or men that are being objectified in this way should stand up, in this case it is women. Women threatened with their careers, unless they perform sexual acts! This film shows the strength and courage to change the sexist narrative.

Confidence to to fight and take down the establishment.

Great watch! It is a true story, with some fictional aspects.

This episode shows and highlights the level of racism that any person of colour faces due to racial profiling. The negative reviews display and highlights it too. A young man heading off to college, with his proud mother. The pair have a video camcorder, which seems to have an ability to rewind time as they go through different events as they journey towards the college the son is due to attend but each route ending negatively. The duo are hounded by a police officer who seems to turn up in every scenario, the mother is the only one that is aware that the camera can in fact turn back time. The mother eventually explains what is happening to the son after one of the events ends up with him being shot dead by said officer. She takes an impromptu route to her brothers, who she has not seen for years and the real story starts to unfold. Fear. Guided by her brother, the trio take an underground route to reach the college. Just as they come out of the underground tunnels, they head towards the gates of the college. At the crowded gates the three edge their way towards the gates and the officer shows up again, calling on the three to stop. The mother gathers up courage, with her brother by her side. The officer has his gun drawn ready to shoot, at this point 2 other police vehicles turn up, they come out with guns drawn. The mother confronts the officer stating the clear fear they all seem to have with people of colour being educated, whilst the crowd films the event. This episode is very powerful and highlights the fear that racists have about people of colour being educated and making a positive stamp on the world. We are all human and deserve to be educated without fear of uneducated racists.

This for me is powerful as it shows people of authority abusing their power and displaying fear and using it literally as a weapon. The college displays how all humankind needs to be educated to realise that all humans fundamentally want the same thing, to be productive for their future and have a real chance in life.

We all deserve life without profiling. We all deserve a life full stop.

Black/Brown people shouldn't be oppressed, it's gone on too long... but the Police Officers fear displays everything and says a lot. What white racists fear... not being a superior... hence why oppression is still continued around the world. Systemic racism rather than acceptance and the actual joining of the human race.

I love it when Marvel gives the backstory first, so you can fall in love with the character and match how their dynamics can fit in further Marvel films. This film has so many twists and turns, it's confusing to know where Carol Danvers/ Vers true origins are really from, but it comes together perfectly in the end. The sad thing is that she had lost so much of her memory that rebuilding her life will be difficult and they failed to pick up on that.

I think this film is great way to introduce Captian Marvel to Avengers End Game, the cinema goers cheered as we now have hope and a twist to the final instalment of the Avengers franchise!

One gripe; Jude Law was bad casting. I think another actor would have played the role more convincingly.

The film has a lot of humour, which is great and continues the positive political debates of differences.

Fury and Coulson as younger agents is brilliant to see, their innocence and how they were before they become 'part of the furniture' is eye opening lol

Loved it!!

I think people are not getting the idea of what makes a great film. CGI and overloaded action, isn't always the way.

This film explores the idea of humans moving to another planet. The film is set in the future, and human kind have damaged the earth to the point that we have to leave the planet.

Military candidates offer themselves as subjects for 'improvements', so they can survive on Titan one of Saturn's moon's .

The scientists are aware that the human DNA has to be 'adjusted' to suit Titans atmosphere and to be able to survive and use the 'water'.

Sam Worthing plays the role well, along with the rest of the cast. Not all but most.

The film shows us about human sacrifice to save others and also how playing god will always have terrible consequences. The film also focuses on the unknown and wanting to control the uncontrollable. Killing the subjects because they can't be tamed, or controlled shows that humans having an need of hierarchy and supremacy over the 'newer humans'. Which of course negates their experiments, as change is expected but the changes that take place were not truly anticipated.

The idea of the story is great, yes there could have been a little more air time on the experiments and the effects, including timeline for the outcome, as there were a lot of people willing to undertake the procedures.

People wanted more of life on Titan, but I think the film was delivered well.

Highly recommended, if you want to see a film that delivers a basic but potentially real scenario, because let's face it we are destroying the planet.

This film delivers

If you want an easy and funny film to watch, then this is it. Following the story of a group of friends who never wanted to stop 'playing' and manage to keep a game of TAG going for 30 years. It's a great story on an amazing bond of friends throughout their lives.

The plot is really good. The Jeremey Renners character is quite funny how he breaks down his 'detective' theories and how to escape.

The film, in my opinion, delivered. I would recommend it. Watch with family and friends ... I'm sure at the end you will try and figure out how to implement this with your group of friends and family.

This film highlight the scary truth of trafficking of young girls and women. This is based on true events and should not be taken lightly of how deep the rabbit hole actually goes. Paula Palton's acting needs a bit of a boost, at the beginning she is a little annoying but as the films moves on her acting improves. All other actors were on the mark.

I would recommend this film. So many things we take for granted in life. Be vigilant people Trafficking is a Billion pound industry and our leaders are involved in this.