I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

the audience applauded

Thanks for the memories!

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

Honestly I was very excited to see this movie. After binging the recent A series of unfortunate events show on Netflix and reading all the books, I was hyped to see this take on a series of unfortunate events. Unfortunately this movie has its flaws. First off, this movie only focuses for 30 minutes on each book, only long enough to give you an overview of what happens in the books. Of course I understand you can't spend that long on each book, but some parts of the movie weren't even in the book! For example, when the kids were trapped in the car in the train track, none of that even happened in the book. Overall this wasn't worth watching and I wouldn't recommend it.

Hilarious well done film. I never read the books so I can't compare but it is still a great film regardless. Any negative reviews for this film are from people who have absolutely no sense of good humour and cinematic authenticity. They're probably just upset because they're alone and ugly.

This movie is terrible. It is like someone took the first 3 books and took random chapters out of them and turned it into a movie. The books are way better. And the show is way better. If you have never read the books, you will probably like it. But if you have read the books, stay away!!!!!!

I feel like this perfectly captures the ambiance of the books. The characters, the feeling, the overall haunting fog makes it magical. Jim Carrey gives one of the best performances in his career-in fact it is a marvelously star-studded cast - and the children were perfect. This has held up incredibly well and I watch it still. Even more to its credit, the show is unbearably bad and so the movie brings round the good feels again. I really feel like it's time to stop tying to re-make everything (and thus ruining it) and maybe just do a wicked sequel. I would be more comfortable watching Carrey reprise this amazing role than having it shattered and stomped on.