I loved the remake of "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet". It was intense and downright frightening! Lithgow was fantastic and the gremlin was perfect. I thought "It's A Good Life" was interesting. It's not anything like the original, but I appreciate the new imaginative take on the story (I love the original by the way). Joe Dante's direction and totally cartoonish interpretation of the story was damned creepy. "The Bigot" was a shocking trip through a hater's nightmare. I thought it was merciless and brutal. Every time I see it I think about how unacceptable it would be to make at the same level today. I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing. "Kick The Can" was Spielberg-soft and entirely ordinary. It's the only story of the four that I didn't like. There are so many references to the original TV series that I lost count. Especially during "It's A Good Life" which not only mentions "Cliffordville", "Beaumont" and "Willoughby", it also stars Kevin McCarthy and Patricia Barry.

Made 40 years ago, but if this first segment was made today a bunch of Americans would complain about how the studios are "pandering to the woke mob" and how it's ruining America 😆

4 stories. 1 is OK. 2 and 3 were boring. 4 is good. The deaths tragedy behind the movie is worth looking up. Very sad

The short intro was pretty good. The first story was okay. The second one "Kick the can" was very weak, I skipped a lot of it. The third one with the boy was also not good, but at least a little bit better than "Kick the can". The last one on the airplane was by far the best one. If I ever rewatch the movie, I will skip the second and third stories and just watch the intro and the last story. Maybe the first one too.

A lot of nostalgia in this movie for me. I can't hear Midnight Special without getting a little creeped out.