Collateral Beauty - Official Movie Review

[@DJ-wl5qo]

Bibbs: "I'm gonna be really quiet on this one." *a couple minutes later*: "THAT'S WHAT THIS MOVIE IS ABOUT?!"

[@kaatyblue]

Movies like this make me think about how actors are able to promote and sell them in interviews and stuff lol that's where the real acting is at.

[@honkymonkey9568]

This movie is a mystical drama and these "critics" simply didn't get it. His letters actually did reach Love, Time and Death (they were not actors) and the movie revealed this in the surprise ending when Death spoke to his wife sitting next to her before their daughter died.They didn't pick up on how Love intentionally lured his friend into the studio. They didn't notice at the end where Will Smith looked back and only he could see the trio, not his wife, because she had previously learned the lesson of "Collateral beauty" and no longer needed their guidance. They criticized Will Smith for not exhibiting any personality through most of the movie when the intention was that he walk around in a zombie-like bereavement state (I've been there, done that). It seems as if these critics watched maybe half of the movie while half asleep. Either that or everything just went right over their heads.

[@johnpalacios9392]

The critics needed to see Helen Mirren create a zombie army. The critics needed to see Jacob Latimore use a time machine. The critics needed to see Keira Knightly have all of New York obey here every command. Then... they might figure out something supernatural happens in this movie.... then again maybe not.

[@csjcsj2906]

Of course they noticed the end, they clearly mentioned that there were two twists. One that they saw coming, one that frustrated them. Revealing this would be a major spoiler.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

I think these guys were playing Candy Crush on their phones the whole time.

[@KellysAdventures305]

@@johnpalacios9392 "I am the sunshine and the storm! I am the laughter and the tears," and my favorite, "I am the only WHY?" (Why are you still here? Because I love you.) (Why did you give all that up? Because I love you.) (WHY WHY WHY WHY? Because we love you.) Love. The only why that explains everything. What collaterally beautiful poetry.

[@felinefatale7773]

I love how the trailer is so built up to be this uplifting experience, but then it's actually about cynical, shitty people doing shitty, mean spirited things to a guy who's falling apart.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Why can't anybody see that that was a SUBPLOT designed specifically for Norton, Winslet, and Peña? It was NOT the plot! For everyone who didn't "get" this movie: The plot was that Smith's character had to face time, death and love in order to deal with pain and loss. His friends helped him do this, UNWITTINGLY. Even though everyone thought it was just about them trying to save their little company, that had ALMOST NOTHING to do with the MESSAGE! I get so frustrated with folks who just want to watch Marvel movies ALL THE TIME. Idiots: _I've seen the trailer, therefore I'll review the movie!_ People who have seen the movie and could care less about the trailer:

[@ednab.9001]

That’s real life… I’m glad they kept it real. Because when you are in grief, you don’t want and won’t listen to anyone.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

"Upcoming Will Smith film" A phrase I used to not dread.

[@TheIsh1988]

How many recent Will Smith movies have you hated?

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

TheIsh1988 All of them since I am Legend. That came out in 2008.

[@윤준호-k2e]

Collateral Beauty movie here => twitter.com/68d23e01cfa1138e9/status/822792984634617856

[@nelsonhoffman5922]

Poor Edward Norton. His resume was nearly impeccable until now.

[@casperteemal]

keeping the faith

[@fredguy2]

The company who edited the trailer deserve an Oscar for editing.

[@twigwoodman3567]

Don’t really understand the hate this movie gets..It had me crying like a baby...I guarantee if It’s a Wonderful Life came out now these idiots would hate it...

[@ICavalcadeI]

holy shit, I did not expect this movie to get roasted so thoroughly.

[@DuncanUdaho67]

you watched that shitty trailer and expected good reviews?

[@ICavalcadeI]

dallashood67​ not going to lie, I found it endearing. After finding out in this review that it was an elaborate and ill-founded ruse, I've become admittedly disillusioned. 

[@movieman82us]

I thought the trailer was great. But I thought they really were Time, love and death. I'm very disappointed to hear that they are actors paid to pretend to be them. It actually does kind of turn me off from the movie a little. It is a little distasteful especially if it's convince Will Smith to sell the company. Ugh. But I still want to give it a try. And unlike them, I liked the other movies they mentioned (Pursuit of Happyness, Seven Pounds, Winter's Tale).

[@ThePopcornpassport]

movieman82us they are... Saw it last week

[@stevejoseph4514]

everyone is roasting it and I found it kind of sweet and engaging. ending made no sense when he realizes its his wife, but overall not as bad as these reviewers are giving it. Id say a 6 out of 10

[@ilovebutterstuff]

"Ummm... Derrr... No stuff blowing up every 30 seconds? No lasers, or aliens or nuthin? Derrr, what a GIP!" Lately I feel like I'm watching movie reviews by Badger from Breaking Bad. You know how I know this movie was good? EVERYBODY HATED IT. Stick to reviewing Marvel movies, people. This one is beyond you.

[@GenSneaky81]

I don't think everyone understands the depth of this movie... this had a "sixth sense" type of feel at the end... there were clues, but even once the end showed the meaning behind the movie people still miss it! Almost as if they said "soooo wait Bruce Willis is still alive right, and he's just a bad therapist "

[@MattCipolla]

The best/worst/cringiest line in this movie is, "I felt you inside of me when she called me daddy!" (Yes, it's worse than in the trailer.) Genuinely one of the very worst movies of the year.

[@sudevsen]

Failed Oscar Bait

[@stefanfilipovits9221]

This movie has "future How Did This Get Made episode" all over it

[@RockBottomRiser21]

Oh indeed. I literally just checked Paul Scheer's twitter to see if he brought it up, lol.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Lol, why's that?

[@brisinger98]

Does no one get that they actually were love time and death?

[@dawizard7177]

Exxxxxxxxxactlllly

[@johnpalacios9392]

I saw the review for this movie soon after whattheflick created it. This review was the push I needed to not to see this movie in the theater. I thought, oh well, free video on youtube from 3 funny critics. Saves me a couple bucks. A years & change later I finally see this movie on TV, and see the true ending. Huh... I was about to say I wish they had spoiled me, but now no. I'm glad I got to see the movie for myself, and seeing them disappear gave me such a YES moment. Several clues the three actors were supernatural, and if you have the presence of supernatural shenanigans in a movie, then conventional wisdom gets thrown out the window. I changed my thumbs up to a thumbs down... a year later.......... that'll show whattheflick

[@justinstark5732]

That's an end twist, not the initial premise of the movie. 1.) the initial premise is so painfully stupid and 2.) the twist that they actually are spirits contradicts so much that happens

[@xavierrobinson200]

I liked when Will Smith did movies like I robot and I am legend

[@Robkinggozer]

Xavier Robinson Agreed. Rather see mediocre movies than an awful one.

[@nelsonhoffman5922]

In the passed 5 years he's done Suicide Squad, Focus, After Earth, and Men in Black 3. He's also currently filming Bad Boys 3. So, he still does do films like that. They just suck, more or less.

[@Severin69]

Why?

[@ilovebutterstuff]

There's your depth. This movie would confound and anger you. No explosions. No zombies. Just forget about it.

[@AncientLogos]

This entire review is based on an INCORRECT conclusion. The FALSE premise they led with is that his friends paid actors to have Smith sale his ad company. Be that as it may, critical thinking would point to the fact that the actors are ACTUALLY Love, Time, and Death. So it's not a scheme but divine forces at work. Assuming the critics in this video watched the movie, it would do everyone well NOT to watch reviews from them now that it's apparent they are prone to bad conclusions. That being said, the movie is self-referentially solid. In simple terms, collateral beauty happened when Smith's friends regained that part in their lives- hence collateral beauty. So, the movie makes sense. It's not that good movies are rare, it's that good thinkers are.

[@eddiemd4562]

a guy whose only job is to watch a movie to review it but he doesn't watch the movie ? wtf

[@undrtakr900]

Eddie Md lmao

[@honkymonkey9568]

It appears that the other two watched maybe half of it while half asleep also because based on their review, they didn't get that Love, Time and Death were not really actors. It's revealed in the surprise ending.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

I think all these channels should be relabeled: TRAILER REVIEW.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

@@honkymonkey9568 --- The actual hilarity is that none of these 'reviewers' noticed that Norton needed Love, found her. Winslet needed Time, found him. Peña was seeking consulate with Death, got it. Smith needed to come to terms with all of them, did it. It was beautiful the way it all came together, but morons who just want every movie to be Avengers:Endgame will never understand.

[@jonletter]

I am not Michael Dean I am his mother and I saw the movie and it was excellent, Michael Dean is my son who died of kidney failure at the age of 28, he was sick most of his life, (I donated a kidney) Of course you would not like the movie you never lost a child and have no idea what grieving is, this movie really helped me learn to try and come to peace and know that my son will always be in my heart.

[@586bomin]

They forgot to mention that the three " enlightened " ones are actually Death, Love and Time the three abstractions Will Smith's character is writing letters to, my guess is that they didn't get this movie at all , it is the three abstractions that are moving the strings so the actions of the three friends are actually what's going to move all of them forward to the healing process

[@johnpalacios9392]

I don't think they did get that. The critics were falling over themselves trying to say what scumbags the three workers were, it sounded like they had no idea supernatural forces were in play.

[@uhuhuh1966]

Do you realize how stupid that is?

[@Arkayem]

This movie probably would have been better if Love, Time and Death were actually apparitions instead of random actors hired by people.

[@queenofhearts64]

people mock Matthew McConaughey's rom coms but Ghosts of Girlfriends Past is pretty good, and definitely is better than this (from their description only, no way I'm seeing it now I've heard the twist)

[@nickymo]

Arkayem I agree, I was actually pretty excited to see a movie that was just gonna fucking go for it with christmas hollywood shmaltz.

[@crazyrabbits]

SPOILER They actually are concepts. The whole thing was a set-up to teach Smith's co-workers certain life lessons. They've been running a plan for years to get Smith and Harris' characters back together.

[@Doyoungismyfave]

Arkayem did you see the very end of the movie? They were apparitions!

[@bbaerga121697]

Cami Forrester idk could be in his mind at the end I'm not sure

[@clairefitzgerald4451]

Does nobody understand that they were actually love time and death ? It's so subtlety done. It's revealed Helen mirren is death as she's the woman who spoke to Naomi Harris in the hospital? Kiera knightly leads ed Norton to the whole set up..what actress walks out of a casting call after being told by somebody in charge said her idea was good...

[@KainErrow]

After the _'Rogue One'_ review, this one made me smile. Shoutout to Bibbs! Please get these guys to review _'The Autopsy of Jane Doe,'_ it looks amazing!

[@tomcabler257]

Gangrel Aussie I agree does look amazing!

[@BobSullivanAKABuffy]

Are you serious? They're ACTORS?! I was hoping at least there'd be some magic! UGH! Even worse than I'd imagined!

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Bob Sullivan That's the SECOND plot twist.

[@syanidesiree1139]

Gregory House A plot twist that is PAINFULLY obvious

[@garystevenson3627]

Bob Sullivan they are actually spirits, starting to believe these critics aren't watching the movies they are reviewing

[@justinstark5732]

The twist at the end is that they actually are spirits, but I contradicts so much that happens in the movie

[@justinstark5732]

Gary Stevenson That is the premise the movie presents (at the beginning of the moive, not the adverting), so they're being honest without spoiling anything

[@ingsocsaxon9728]

Don't listen to them!!! It's a unique and amazing watch!!!

[@ilovebutterstuff]

I liked it very much. I make it a point to watch the review AFTER I've seen the movie, and I avoid trailers whenever possible. I think most of these folks are just waiting for another Marvel movie to come out. It's out of their league, emotionally. They all say that this movie is something that it absolutely ISN'T. Should be called: 'Trailer Review'

[@ingsocsaxon9728]

@@ilovebutterstuff 100% man. Really struck a chord with me at the time. I can enjoy a Marvel movie but watching one is ultimately expedient. Fact is some films just click with some people and not others. Film reviews are opinion pieces, they aren’t gospel. To be taken with a pinch of salt, I do the same and watch reviews after. I find Chris Nolan films insufferable because of the lack of emotion but I can see why he’s acclaimed and wouldn’t dismiss the opinions of those who do enjoy his movies. There needs to be less preachiness in reviews like this

[@ilovebutterstuff]

@@ingsocsaxon9728 --- Absolutely, man. Hope you had a good Memorial Day, and go Navy!

[@jltplease]

How did this get made? I just want to know.

[@Henry-fm6ql]

I really enjoyed this movie, it was honestly a very mature movie from what I normally watch. This movie tugged at my heart strings in many different ways. I did cry a little cause it had a lot of touching moments to it. In my opinion this movie is what I consider like a "home feel good" type. From a person who doesn't necessarily watch movies with mature concepts; it really for *me key word *me delivered on certain points that added more than what I initially expected. I think the sound track and acting was overall good not bad. Also the movie evokes a lot of notions of the result of life and how you should deal with it and that it takes you as a person to come at peace with yourself in no matter what situation your in.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

It hit me on a personal level, which I won't go into, but is definitely mature subject matter. Something that KZbinrs have no right reviewing, seeing as how they're all just wetting their pants waiting for the next Iron Man to come out. It's way above their pay grade.

[@thedashboard9562]

The marketing for this movie was way misleading. Not just misleading, it outright lied to potential audiences.

[@billied8487]

"hey our friend is deeply depressed...I have an idea..."

[@ilovebutterstuff]

They did a lot more for him than anyone has ever done for me, when I was depressed. She came to his door with food, paid his rent. When I'm depressed, it's: "Oh well, fuck that dude, what a loser!"

[@marcdellorusso180]

Having Love, Time, and Death actually answering his letters, is a much better concept for a movie.

[@dawizard7177]

But if you watch the movie til the end you can see that they actually were

[@vahev9308]

The movie is amazing, just watched it, you missed all the point, with that achhhhh attitude you look miserable, recommend this movie to everybody.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

It was very good. Hit me on a personal level.

[@PazmanBC]

I just saw Collateral Beauty & I think What The Flick got this one all wrong. I think they were gods or spirits or whatever & they set them all up because they all needed help in different ways. The clues are there. They are not just actors playing the roles. I found this movie very powerful.

[@MojoJOJO543]

PazmanTV yes me too. But at the end it shows that they were actually time, death and love, when they disappeared. The universe actually sent people to help them those who needed, by taking away a material aka the $20,000 . It is a really great movie and sends a great message

[@t.c.thompson2359]

PazmanTV doesn't change the fact that his friends are trying to make him seem crazy after his daughter died so they can save money.

[@NicAyBear]

I was dreading this movie after seeing the trailer 8000 times, and now that I-ve found out the batshit and evil plot and realizing the sinister intentions of lyingbin the trailer, I HAVE to see this now.

[@davegrams7375]

Just rented it last night. Was an excellent movie. Yes, the trailers seemed like it would be different than what it was - but you know what...? Its nice that the trailer did not give the whole story away and that the movie went in a different direction. Great movie. I don't understand the bashing, unless you were looking for a movie that was feel-good all the way through. It is not that.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Just more KZbinrs bouncing up and down, waiting for the next Iron Man to come out.

[@nero12345789]

This movie's actual premise made me truly find this movie terrible. Even though Edward Norton, Kate Winslet, and Micheal Pena have there own issues, they're all terrible people. I just couldn't get behind them because of that. Notice that I didn't even mention Will Smith, because he's given nothing to do after the opening moments. Once the ridiculously predictable "twists" come in, I completely checked out of this movie.

[@l.neffahtitip-m9700]

One of the things I love about the late Roger Ebert is that even when he hated a movie, he could bring the evidence of his argument from what the film is doing/not doing AND find redeeming qualities. So for the people out there like me who liked this film, while realizing it wasn't perfect, what can you offer us in the way of constructive criticism vs. a diatribe against your sensibilities?

[@Nazaba09]

L. Nef'fahtiti P-M I loved ebert. He gave credit where credit was due. He was fair and impartial. I believe he would have given this film a better chance. I found it touching and enjoyable.

[@jonletter]

By the way Michael Dean is my son who died at the age of 28 from kidney failure (I donated a kidney), you have no compassion, God forbid you ever lose a child.

[@kaatyblue]

To quote Daria, "oh, brother".

[@ronaldschultz9516]

OUTSTANDING, OUTSTANDING, OUTSTANDING ON "Collateral Beauty". The screen writer has had a loss in there life, and used Will Smith's talents to explain loss. Mr. Smith should receive an academy award for this work.

[@stefanfilipovits9221]

Concussion, Seven Pounds, this... will smith really can't say no to Oscar bait

[@sudevsen]

Stefan Filipovits he for high on the Pursuit is Happiness hype

[@thejenmath]

Bibs and I had the exact same reaction to the real plot of this movie.

[@DeviN99de]

Why is rooney mara on the thumbnail for this video?

[@Naolin1702]

wait, how did they miss the last twist of the movie regarding the actors???? it was dumb.. but did they not watch the last 10 mins with the big twist?????

[@MsGigijenjen]

There were those (back in the day) who thought it's a wonderful life was horrible. Now it's considered a holiday classic. Judge for yourself.

[@CRITstudios]

What these "Friends" do to Will Smith's character is absolutely emotionally dereft and morally deficient. Guess there's a reason this movie got buried under Star Wars, the trailers sold an entirely different plot/film.

[@Freck1886]

I knew from the trailer that this was going to be way too sticky sweet and cloying for emotional attachment. I couldn't have imagined that it would be this bad. I thought it was just going to be over sentimental, this sounds awful.

[@MauraVH]

I'm so sad to hear it's bad because I love the idea (well the idea that I was given by the trailers) the whole have personifications of certain things come to your door could be incredibly insightful and entertaining.

[@Glrk10]

It is a holiday movie. Not a Christmas movie. It does teach a moral lesson: selfishness in the guise of altruism is a virtue. A moral lesson for the holidays? Yes. A Christmas movie? No.

[@IamKrystalHardwick]

I think it wasn't made very clear, or maybe viewers/critics were turned off so much to the fact that the people cast as Will Smith's characters friends were betraying him, that it wasn't discovered that Death, Time and Love were actually those embodiments. At the beginning, Helen says to Keira, 'Great job' as she lures Edward Norton's character to the theatre and at the end, Helen is the woman who coincidentally is sitting next to Naomi Harris' character. But, yeah I don't think it was made very clear by the writers/director and that's unfortunate. There were some strong performances but I think the movie was trying to do too much and some things just didn't make any sense.

[@johnpalacios9392]

I guess people who didn't realize the actors were indeed supernatural, needed to see them fly, or shoot lasers from their eyes.

[@KainErrow]

Will Smith would be great if it weren't for two humongous crimes against humanity he named Jaden and Willow (or whatever). UNFORGIVEABLE!

[@MIchelle4reel]

Gangrel Aussie that is a terrible thing to say about someone else's children

[@KainErrow]

BellaMichelle If only it weren't true. :(

[@sudevsen]

Gangrel Aussie Paris? your man Willow

[@KainErrow]

Sudev Sen Shit, my bad, thanks. Considering, I'm guessing I mostly hold his son as the utter waste of space pretending to some level of social value. At least he's less successful at it than a Kardashian or a Jenner.

[@conorcow]

Completely Agree. Cannot believe this unintentional farce of a movie exists.

[@wrightway65]

Watch Chris Stuckmann's review for some laughs

[@mattjazzfan2288]

Currently watching on Netflix, such a mess! It would have made more sense if the first half was about Will Smith losing his child and showing how his grief affected him and the company. It’s bizarre how it just skips all of that and directly goes into the Norton/Pena/Winslet subplot. Could have been one of the best twist endings of all time

[@killthomas8373]

This sounds hilarious

[@dumontgo]

"i'm gonna be really really quiet on this one. i know you're happy". only thing i ever heard him say that i agreed with.

[@Krisco813]

I totally disagree with this review. SPOILER ALERT - - - - THIS IS TO THE REVIEWER DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER IF YOU DON'T WANT SPOILER.... I think Love, Time and Death were real...................... (how else would you explain DEATH being at the hospital when the child died 3 years earlier, surely that actress didn't know she would be offered the role of DEATH 3 years later?!?!?!?) I think this is a very DEEP movie and you have to really look deeper into. Also at the end nobody can see Love, Time and Death standing on the bridge at the end (hence they only let those they want see them)....... I think most reviewers are so let down at the plot twist of the friends betraying him that they get lost in the movie somewhere. I thought this was an excellent movie and will watch it again when it comes out on DVD.

[@bettycunicelli8552]

This review is so unfair. I found it fulfilling and beautiful. The 3 emotions playing by the 3 actors were angels matched with those 3 emotions and the 3 friends who paid the money to these angels, helped all of them. Will returned to his wife as was told in that note he wrote to her. People, pay attention.

[@ThePopcornpassport]

Wait... U honestly did not get this movie!!! Seriously!?!? Ok... The abstract are really death, time and love... Really. They get Norton to hire them. It's on purpose. When he followed Knightley she was congratulated for bringing him. And remember his wife(will smith) had the meeting with death prior to will. When the child died. And, at the end will smith was the only one to see them. Because it was from his point of view and his wife. And only he could see them. And the reason that the friends were matched with the specific abstracts was because they were getting help also. They were there for them all. These more... But... Wow. I think you missed it

[@CurtisDonDeano]

i think the prob with this review is that toooo much is taken literally...and in the movie it was not literal,

[@stephenjensen5358]

You totally missed the fact that the 'actors' actually were the abstractions. When 'love' baits Edward Norton, that was intentional. No one on this channel has any ability to think outside the box. You take everything too seriously. You don't seem to have the ability to accept paranormal or fantasy elements in movies. Hence your take on Winter's Tale. These kinds of movies are fantasy movies. It's not the real world. So, in the future if the movie has any fantastic elements hinted in the trailer, just skip it. You won't get it, and you'll hate it. Just stick to movies completely based in reality. You'll have a better time, and so will whoever wants to watch your channel.

[@JozieLeePro]

the trailer is gorgeous. hard to believe someone would mess up such a thought-provoking story. guess i'll have to see for myself

[@shystediesel2957]

so basically all these old people do is spoil movies in depth and call it a movie review. ..I hate critics

[@JoshuaLoftis]

sounds like a total clusterfuck. What happened to Will Smith?

[@spidavenom4]

Joshua Loftis will smith's problem is that he chooses roles that best show off his abilities as an actor instead of choosing good movies. Which he does in this movie. He is great in the movie, but the movie isn't that good. He should looking to do good movies and let his talents be good for it.

[@JoshuaLoftis]

Brenden Johnson that's pretty spot-on actually. I'd be curious to know when things got like that for him.

[@MarcosIsABaritone]

It's messy.

[@Mickzzzz]

Such a shame because this could've been a *fantastic* dark comedy in the hands of the right director/writer. Filmmakers like Matthew Bright and Oliver Stone would've done wonders with this concept.

[@leshamonbilton6526]

I saw the movie. It's not bad. Much better then what you guys are saying. Will Smith gave a really good performance. Just because he isn't doing what he usually does acting wise, does not mean it's boring or he can't act or it's Oscar bait. The boy can act. The academy nominated him twice for a reason. Did the movie have different sub-plots, sure what movie doesn't? I give Collateral Beauty 3.9/5 stars. I recommend anyone to go see it and give your own opinion on the film instead of listening to other people telling you not to see it.

[@psiwire]

Will Smith is so thirsty for that Oscar.

[@Robbie1308]

His best friend are really horrible in the movie 😅 with friends like that you don't need enemies

[@lucifervalentine191]

100% you guys didn’t watch the film if you had you would have seen that the actors were the actual constructs of death love and time helping not only will smiths character but his three friends as well. You fail at reviewing movies properly because you can’t look at a film and see everything you are not real critics and should never review another film unless you get your heads out your asses

[@EdertheJust]

Wow...that was a huge spoiler. Christy said that they were all actors. Also she told the motives of the villains on why they are tricking Will Smith. This should have a huge spoiler warning on it. I was checking this video out to see if it was worth watching. Not anymore after she gave away that huge plot point. A easy *SPOILER ALERT* in the title would have worked.

[@maidmarion6465]

Well one thing it has going for it, nobody can complain about the trailer spoiling the whole film!

[@patrickbennett2269]

why do you do a review if you haven't seen it?

[@brynleyjones2674]

What the flick was Will Smith thinking when he signed on to this?!?!

[@HighHeelKnight]

I loved the movie, despite the slightly misleading trailers.

[@710blodgett74]

what these people don't understand is that there are people like this in the world that take advantage of people who have lost a loved one or there son or daughter

[@maisielockwood3182]

Jason Bodgett it's not that, it's the fact that the movie acts like it's a good thing that they did it

[@worldprez6655]

Big spoiler in the first few minutes that the love time and death are actors, that's a huge spoiler (haven't seen it yet but if that's true it's massive spoilers)

[@MyChico333]

D that's the beggining of the movie.

[@oldcdog91]

So I guess this isn't the "no spoilers" review...

[@antoniatejedabarros]

Collateral Beauty is an AMAZING film! Beautiful, strong & deep! This is GREAT movie with capital letters and wonderful performances that will make you think about love, life & death. Will Smith is phenomenal in Collateral Beauty! Helen & Naomie are amazing too! Go and watch it today! And bring some tissues!

[@NicholasMLuck]

Well it is certainly clear from this review that both Christy and Alonso lack the ability to empathize, are void of the ability for critical thought and quite possibly have never really experienced true loss.

[@thundavolt]

I have a feeling this movie is going to inspire many fake deep memes that resonate with the vapid idiots that lap up hokey shit.

[@OliversMovies]

Do people not like Bibbs?

[@theresajenkins6376]

U lose a child and see how the grief kills u inside and out

[@KaylaMarie_]

wait that's the plot?? the trailer is so misleading.

[@nickymo]

Does Will Smith like resent the world for loving his charismatic, charming attitude back in the day? It's even more of a kick in the balls to know the movie opens on that same, lovable Fresh Prince but then skips ahead three years to focus on yet another horribly boring stoic asshole? Why does he make these choices in roles?

[@dubai_fitness]

LOOOOOOOOOOL EVERYONE IS SOOOOOOO DUMB, LOVE TIME AND DEATH WERE NOTTTTTTT REAL. ALL 3 HELPED WILL, AND 1 OF THEM HELPED ONE OF EACH FRIEND. THATS WHY AT THE END ONLY WILL CAN SEE THEM AND NOT HIS WIFE, THEY THIS DISAPEAR CUZ HE KNOW LONGER NEEDED THEM

[@herbzzz]

This film earns the award for most misleading trailer ever 🙄👎

[@RobertHill8739]

This was a GREAT movie! It was good enough to attract Mirren. These critics are garbage. Remember this critique when this movie rakes in tons of awards.

[@mitchellmurray5892]

The oscar nominations are announced in a week. Lets see if your right..

[@deenclassic]

Maybe i live in a cynical world, but i loved this movie.

[@VfletchS]

The quality of a Will Smith movie is inversely proportional the the amount of time he spends furrowing his brow (his method of "acting", apparently), and the trailer contained purt near 100% brow furrowing. The title is pretentious and hammy as well.

[@genericname34]

The ad for Collateral Beauty played before this video. Bad placement by their promo department

[@robaquarian]

No need for a spoiler warning if it's that bad

[@bigfern62]

they probably shouldnt have included that time, love & death were actors....spoils it for those of us who havent seen this yet...

[@Garland67]

This movie looks so incredibly corny, and bad!!

[@mitchellmurray5892]

good...good... tear this movie apart.

[@SuperOwenCooper]

Will Smith said that this movie helped him with the death of his father.

[@quentinscorsese6928]

He must of hated his father

[@KellysAdventures305]

Its obvious to me this movie flew right over your heads. The friends motives were to try and help bring him back from his severe dpression. Later when they realized it was having little impact, rather than go bankrupt, they decided to try to get him to sell which they were able to do AFTER they told him the truth. After all that, he began the journey to begin to grieve. You saw none of the depth or how the actors were actually helping all of them. Its a shame you missed it. It showed a lot of the Collateral Beauty there is in the ups and downs journey of life. Your review is what's terrible. I wonder what credentials you have as film critics. They sure didn't help you grasp emotional depth or feeling. Arrogant.

[@Ajax-0137]

I knew this would be a colossal piece of shit since the first trailer I watched.

[@pvtpain66k]

Bib's face at 4:34

[@OUtkast19782007]

You guys need to start putting Spoiler on the tittle.. WTF you guys are supposed to be professionals.. NO wonder people go somewhere else for reviews.

[@flavienemmanuel8591]

Spoilers. Major spoilers.

[@jacobmorales323]

Flavien Emmanuel who cares it's a shit film