dreamdancinannie Reviews

Cosmic Love (2022)

Narrator's fake fake voice is cringy

[16 August 2022]

I would love to watch this, being an avid astrologer, but I just can't handle the narrator's fake, affected voice. She must think she comes off sexy. She does not. Yuk.

Seeking Sister Wife (2018– )

Garrick is such a slimeball...

[5/10 · 20 April 2021]

He truly makes my skin crawl. He is effing up with Danielle. She deserves so much better than she is getting from him.

Seeking Sister Wife (2018– )

Wake uo Garrick!

[5/10 · 13 April 2021]

Someone needs to slap some sense into this guy. Namely Danielle. The success of these relationships depends entirely on the ability of the man to be sensitive and caring to the needs of all his wives. At this point Garrick has seriously dropped the ball and is thinking with his small head. He's asked Danielle to give up a lot so that he can satisfy his libido, and he us not giving her her due. He's clearly on the road to losing Danielle through neglect.

Wyatt Earp (1994)

Flat and watery

[5/10 · 12 April 2021]

I love, love, love Kevin Costner, he usually inhabits each role completely. Not this one. He missed the mark trying to portray a young, innocent, hopeful Wyatt Earp, and his portrayal of an older wiser Earp didn't fare much better. The actor in the character Josie? Horrible. The only person who brought fire and life to the screen was Dennis Quaid as Doc Holiday. His portrayal was believable and enjoyable, and almost on par with Val Kilmer's Doc Holiday. So sorry. This just fell flat for me. Everyone deserves one write-off, and for Kevin Costner, this is it. I'll go back to watching Kevin's other triumphs and try to forget about this mess.

This Is Us (2016–2022)

The Uncle Nicky storyline

[10/10 · 26 March 2021]

The story of the gentle baby brother, Nicky, whose life got absolutely twisted up and lost by the Vietnam war he was not equipped to handle, and his subsequent lost years of hiding away....having come of age and watching all the boys from my high school get drafted into that tragic war, I applaud this depiction and this tribute to what they went through. The actors in this storyline are off-the-charts superb.

Falling (I) (2020)

Two hours of verbal abuse

[4/10 · 8 March 2021]

Virgo Mortensen is one of my favorite actors, I've always had huge admiration for his work. This was hard to watch on so many levels. The whole point of the picture seems to be nothing more than a steady stream of abuse heaped on everyone by a seemingly irredeemable jerk of a human being, while everyone stands around just tolerating it or trying to smooth it over. Classic abuser/enabler with no redeeming storyline that I could find. The worst acting on the parts of Viggo, the man in the role of his partner, and Laura Linney I've ever seen. I suspect perhaps Mr. Mortensen was too close to the subject matter of this film. Too bad. I will still look forward to his future films.