Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

I stopped liking this show a few years ago, there are to many cringy little kids "beating" actually talented adults, almost all of the kid singers make me want to jump off a hill. But last episode they put the cringest white little 12 year old rapper named patches through and it was too far.

I'm sorry, but ordering your show with an emotional girls story and her first performance after her father passing followed by a comedian?? REALLY?!?! that was TERRIBLE terrible TERRIBLE format!! I feel sorry for him as everyone in the crowd was no doubt still melancholy having traveled a journey with an emotional but strong little girls performance. I am super.... disgusted actually... with this order choice. It should have been rectified. Poorly done, AGT - poorly done.

I love AGT! This is honestly the ONLY television show I take the time to watch. The judges are collectively Hilarious, and it showcases some of the BEST acts I have ever seen! From the singers to the magicians, to the daredevils, to the things in which I have no idea what to call it, America's Got Talent is the ONLY quality show that I want to watch over and over, season after season! One more thing: I watch this show with all my family and it is, for the most part, a clean and genuine show. Some of the people's stories bring tears to my eyes. Do yourself a favor and indulge in this wonderful show! You will not be disappointed!!!

Americas Got Talent (AGT) has proved to be an influential show for some who seek to show off their talent on live television, what with having genuinely great acts on their show. The talent is impressive and I find myself thoroughly enjoying the acts as they perform. This is not why the show deserves a 3/10. This is what gives it the tiny amount that it has. This is the 3 star aspect of the show.What AGT fails to do is to be genuine. It feels like you're watching some beautiful cake get iced over a thousand times than necessary; the show has its cheek turned away from talent and toward view count, and it's obvious. The judges, who aren't real judges, are celebrity people who are well known by many. The acts have their stories unfolded out to you before their act, with more emphasis on stories that are sad. Most of the show revolves around back stories and really dumb stories about the judges; very little revolves around actual talent.Although AGT is, admittedly, a television show, the reason this is so frustrating is because it's a competition as well. America casts their votes in based on who they think "did best." That means genuine talent gets booted off just because America felt that another contestants story was touching, and they wanted to support it. It's a serious flaw because it biases the votes. It wouldn't be as bad if AGT didn't soak up these kind of stories and, instead, just left them out. The Hunger Games made fun of such television by having these over- the-top crazy dressed characters dictate the show and color the contestant stories to impress the audience; it's very sad to say that such a thought is not far from the concept of this show, where 1) As long as you have a decent act and 2) A good story, you win the heart of your audience. There really is no competition in this. It's all the dirty business of getting the highest view count; it's all in the money.