In the spirit of being honest, I admit to making bad choices before seeing the movie. I hadn’t eaten lunch. Or dinner. So popcorn and soda were my only sustenance. And I’d gone to bed way too late the night before. I was tired. Like, yawning-tired. I also had low expectations because generally speaking; I’ve found disaster movies with all-star casts disappointing.

But when the lights went down and Only The Brave started, it was clearly something different...

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*Honest Reviews with Kim Holcomb*

I’m a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association. I interview actors and filmmakers. I’ve worked in broadcast television for 20 years.

I’m also a Seattle wife and mom who works full-time and sits in an hour of traffic (minimum) every day.

Sometimes I’m tired when I screen a movie. Sometimes I’m traveling and I miss my kids. Sometimes I’ve had a glass wine when I should have had a glass of water.

All of these things can impact my reaction to a film. Because I’m human.

So in an effort to write an Honest Review, I’ll always list the external factors that might affect my enjoyment of the movie. Then, I’ll give you my review. Then, you can decide if it’s useful or not.
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Connect with @KimHolcomb everywhere. You'll see lots more interviews with film-makers and actors on her YouTube channel:

YouTube - [ Ссылка ] or via King 5's Evening [ Ссылка ]
Twitter - @honestreview

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