Jessica Boston

didn't see the point of the ending. I don't think they should've ended up together, because it takes away all the character development for her. She basically just went back as a pity party. He didn't deserve her, and just following the cliche of every romance movie "that they need to end up together"

'it's just another copy of interstellar". I love astronomy alot and alot of space movies have the same plot line. I thought it would be the same for this one. Nevertheless I haven't stopped quoting this since I came out the cinema. People may say this movie focuses on space, but really it told a story about how when extinction threatens us, we find people who we never taught would be in our lives, but ended up being people you couldn't imagine life without. The ending for some people is not what they wanted, but I think it was fitting. He never felt accepted on earth, with other humans. But, by a leap of faith, he found his best friend.

Today is my mom's birthday, and she asked to watch this because she loves Shaun the Sheep. I thought this would be another cringe family movie. This was genuinely one of the most heartwarming movies I've seen all year. I absolutely love whodunit movies, and this one wasn't just that, but it also captures the importance of connections within a family. The storyline of the winter and spring lambs is definitely the one part of this movie that stuck to me most. How our society exiles people who are different than us. But the moral of the story that I learned is that we shouldn't judge people just because they are different than us.

went in with low expectations and came out even more disappointed. started off okay while building up the storyline. then it felt like they just ran out of ideas on how to end the story. ending felt like any horror film cliche. did absolutely nothing with the history of it all just to make it a random coincidence that it happened to reach a white stereotypical family. gave off a little too much conjuring without the good plot.