Just Getting Started (2017)

Really Surprised!

Go in cold, and you're likely to emerge with your blood boiling. This has to be seen to be believed.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

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

Just watch and enjoy. It was just a fun movie that's not a sequel.

This movie is taken to celebrate christmas and the new year's eve. I was reading the no good reviews and comments while I'm getting started to watch "Just Getting Started" and I proved it otherwise. The actors chosen are suits their character. And the lady too. It brought old memories about the jokes I had with my childhood buddies. The story is not "heavy" and suitable for a family to watch together.The conflicts, climax, and the relationship between them is well played.The Duke is acted by Morgan Freeman. In spite his petty cash taken lots from the company, he actually had a lot of brilliant ideas running the villa capri there, even though he managed the area as he sees fit based on his personal desire / not following the company protocols which lead him to be checked by the auditor from the company namely Suzie Quince. His employees dan his friends seems look up to him. I don't know whether from his money spending or just merely thoughtful buddy. Leo Mckay by Tommy Lee Jones. A businessman, A poet, A painter, A gentleman. The point is he has many advantages as a retire but his age. He appears to be left by his wife 6 years ahead. And willing to find a soulmate in recent time. And of course buy the villas. But I felt the reason why he's helping Sweet Willy is not strong enough. And disagree about the fight between santas. In my opinion it's enough by yelling and calling the security there to send out the hired santa. Overall this movie is good and I understand what the writer is trying to express PS : The mini-RV from the scene taken when Oscar was helding hostage Suzie Quince reminds me from the Geostorm's one. With Regards, J I M (spider_pth)

I will always pay to see Morgan Freeman in a movie, always. I even paid to see 10 items or less. This movie he did for a friend or something, it's the same feeling you get from seeing Stallone do anything in the last 5 years. I could not finish this. I honestly enjoyed the IMDB Danny Trejo talk 100 times more than "just getting started". Rene Russo still has that something something going on but poor Joe Pantoliano never took off his hat once. We're all losing our hair, embrace it. His history in the Sopranos gives him a lifetime pass in my book. Looking forward to seeing him in 15 rounds. I suspect that's where his hat came from.

This is an APPALLINGLY bad film. The story line is totally unbelievable. It's 90 minutes of watching two men in their 70's trying to act like they are 50. They can barely walk. High speed chases, seducing women, snake wrangling and fight scenes....totally unbelievable from start to finish. Even the continuity is poor. When she is in the back of the van check out how the rope around her moves from her neck to her shoulders to her neck and then disappears. How the hell did they raise $22 million to make this drivel? The line "I got your girl" talking about Rene Russo who is 65 years old was actually the only time I laughed during this so called 'comedy'. I'm currently typing this while it's on.....I'm not missing much.