Air

A somewhat unnecessary movie that nevertheless impresses by lovingly being set in its time, and being full of great, realistic and smart dialogues. A lot of it feels like it was written in hindsight though, and since you know exactly where the film's going to end up, the 'will they make it?' angle doesn't really work. Still, there's something comfy and feel-good about the entire thing, making it worth a watch.

Good movie I love it

Weird choice to not show MJ or give his character any human characteristics. Other than that it’s a fine biopic with some tension, laughs and little historical tidbits.

Brilliant. Violia Davis add and Matt Damon are brilliant.

Brilliant movie of an incredible story. Phenomenal cast.

Very good movie and a must see movie!

Será una película excelente para los sábados a la tarde.

While the footwear may not be in everyone's interest, this film impeccably directed by Ben Affleck at one of his finest did an unexpected slam dunk in meaningful, ethical ripples that's proven otherwise as it links more towards the wearer's beginnings. A crowd-pleasing, intelligent sports flick that excels exceptionally through its deft treatment powered by the brilliantly-cast performances with respectful handling to boot. (A-)

God! I miss the 80's with all their imperfections. But I don't believe that no one was smoking in those offices.

"Air" is a cynical, python snake of a movie. It's muscles contract around your neck as you watch it, and you slowly feel your power as a consumer, as a citizen, and as a human being, slowly leave you. Your air will be replaced by "Air". Go to sleep and buy shoes. It's the best kind of snake there is. It's well paced, beautifully directed, and bolstered by good performances. It's the kind of snake you think to yourself, "Hey, this thing is cool, it just chills and moves around and I like it. I think I'll let it sleep in my bed with me." Meanwhile, the snake lays next to you and elongates itself to full stretch, to see whether or not it's the apex predator in the bed. "Air" is a film that has measured itself against modern Americans and said "I can eat this thing whole." It's an epic commercial for shoes. It's a blatant, cloying, fawning, obsequious, desperate, hungry, snake of-a-commercial for shoes. You can either be flattered by its slovenly lust and silky smooth skin, or be disgusted by it. It's such a seductive procedure of a movie, skilled in the charm of being something "harmless", like a three foot long Ball Python. Remember, snakes make cute pets for a while, but they grow up.