It's a tough thing to review a movie when you confirm the link, receive the code, open the movie, get the okay to proceed, and then the movie opens per the code on your player and simply freezes. After freezing, and attempting to restart the movie, an Amazon box indicates that you can no longer view the movie. Accordingly, here's my review. The movie started, then the Amazon feed froze. We successfully restarted it, and then Amazon told us, nope, sorry. End of review.

Though I enjoyed this movie on an entertainment level, I found it is hardly among my fovorites. I thought the plot, though interesting, often required a lot of fill in information, guessing why and also too slow. Rachel was amazing and the baby was adorable, yet the story would not have survivied without prior knowledge of that time period and understanding of "bad guys". I do not think my children, who are in their 20's, would stay with the film for more than 15-20 minutes.

\rI liked Rachel Brosnahan in her TV Mrs. Maisel role and was interested in seeing her in “I’m Your Woman.” I see her as very talented but do not think she clicked in “Woman”. She never quite hit her stride. Never cut loose and let go. \r\rI can imagine why she might have been interested in doing the film. The story had interesting elements of strong women working together across racial lines.\r\rThere were times when the film created a noir tension, but the disco “shoot ‘em up” struck me as both surreal and silly. Oddly enough, the bodies piling up at the end worked somewhat. It seemed to borrow f

I didn't buy into the idea that women have only two options, to either be subservient and do whatever the husband wants, or to be a killer like the men. Maybe there would be a third option that would be more interesting.