Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Strong and Moving!

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

All seasons of this show up to 2016 were really entertaining and enjoyable. I looked forward to watching the show every week.The dancers and the routines were, for the most part, exceptional.The judging was tolerable, which is unusual for this type of show.Cat Deeley was one of the best hosts on TV.Now, talented adults have been inexplicably replaced with a parade of small children and their insufferable stage mothers, complete with sob stories and plenty of crying and whining.There is no more judging, just lots of oohing and aahing and "You're sooooo cute!!!!" This show is now just pure crap, suitable only for parents of marginally talented toddlers.

Usually this show is a "can't miss" in my house. The dancers and choreographers are amazingly talented and the judges' comments are insightful and fair. That came to an end this season with the coming of Cyrus. In the entire season he was never given a dance way outside his comfort zone. There is no way he would have been able to do ballroom, disco or Bollywood. When he was given contemporary, his portion of the routine was dumbed down to hide his obvious weaknesses. While the judges criticized other dancers on such technical points as subtle hand movements or slightly incorrect toe-pointing, Cyrus' major shortcomings (such as the inability to move his hips) were ignored. I can only hope this mistake is not repeated next season.

Unlike singing competitions which can begin to feel like karaoke night twice a week, So You Think You Can Dance is fresh and will keep renewing itself. Dance is always changing, always becoming more global, technical, artistic, theatrical, and more. There are no limits in dance, and thus this show has the potential to go on forever.The greatest thing about this show is the showcase of the different genres by gifted dancers. Not only is it a "competition" show, it is a performance show. Sure there are the judges to comment, phone numbers to call, and bottom three to fret about, but in the end this show achieves the most in broadcasting the world of dance.

Mary Murphy needs to GO, they need Louie Spence (Celebrity Circus) to replace her-he is a great assessor of talent and an entertaining personality. Spence has heart, wit and he is comfortable in his own skin, and was the best judge on NBC's Circus show. Murphy has a cackle laugh that makes everyone in our house turn off the show, Lythgoe needs to get rid of her pronto. The chemistry is off and she is the root problem. If anyone watched Celebrity Circus, what do you think about replacing Mary Murphy with Louie Spence? Who else would be a good replacement? Again, Louie Spence seems the obvious solution plus he can do mad back-flips!