Tim Laws

So this cost $12 million and is great and the truly awful Godzilla v Kong cost $200 million. What is Hollywood doing so wrong?!

Great film. Lopez and Wu are brilliant!

Nothing like hearing George Lucas wax lyrical at the "problem with FFC's directing style". That's Coppola directing his 4th 5 star film in a row

Dull but frankly, I've never particularly liked the story.

Watched the Final Cut, which is not a 5 star version (the French Plantation scene needs to stay on the cutting room floor). But it's still incredible

The USA is such a cesspool of Christian moral bullshit but thank goodness, as it means wonderful films like this have a common evil to fight against. Glad I don't live there. Yuck

Wonderful! And heartbreaking!

Really enjoyed this. McKellen was great as Holmes. A good adaptation of the book Plus the second best screen version of Sherlock Holmes playing the best version!

Watched the Coda version and enjoyed it up to a point. There really wasn't anything to be said that hadn't already been said in Part 2. Sofia Coppola was unfairly targetted for a film that's biggest flaw seems to be "it's not the first two". Oh and I enjoyed it up to the end. Old Michael was awful.

This was great! Travolta is a hell of a dancer. Don't get all the hate to be honest. Som people seem to want to whitewash attitudes and views of anything pre-2010.

If I had to watch one of the Godfather Trilogy, I'd choose the the first one every time but this is an incredible film.

I've put this off for 18 years because of the middling to terrible reviews but it was wonderful. These Coppola folks know how to do a film!

First time watch as a grown up and not an 80s child watching something he knew his mother wouldn't approve of. Dumb but so much fun. The kind of excess the 80s did so well. Two US governors! Mick Fleetwood!! Charlie's mum!!! Directed by Starsky!!!! I'm sure "Climbing for Dollars" seemed like a crazy idea at the time (like the Japanese game shows they featured on Tarrant on TV) but apparently, TV execs used this film as the blueprint for modern shows..

I'm not sure what everyone else has been smoking but this was wonderful.

A little messy, narratively, but beautifully shot and scary as hell

Well, it's terrible isn't it?