PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

noneee-94065 I thought the movie was really funny, and has a very interesting concept that is facing Lebanon's small community. I really liked these women whether they were muslims or christians. They were truly funny and really have this Lebanese characteristic and sharing a culture. No matter what was the religion, they were together laughing, hanging out, cooking together, and really having fun. I felt that I really wanted to be with them and enjoy the laughs and the cooking. I mean they added weed to the food for these men! That was so funny; it got me so bad lol. That was a funny devilish female plan, and I loved it. But, The story was overall very confusing. They got these Ukrainian girls to dance in front of men, Naseem's death, then converting religions. I get that the message is to stop fighting and killing each other, but it wasn't well-done presented. I enjoyed the movie, but it was still not the best. One thing that was important is the pictures presentation. The picture and color felt like this is a horror movie. When it sad, it should be dark colors, but when its funny, it should be bright colors. But, the entire movie was dark faded picture although there was so many funny scenes.

Nick Dees The day I viewed this movie was the same day that it was announced that this film would be the Lebanese nomination for the Oscar for the Best Foreign Film. I even the the pleasure to be sitting right next to the Director and leading actress Nadine Labaki. I personally told her that she made a very beautiful movie, dealing with difficult topics in today's world. It is a very well written script. And the acting was fabulous even though most of the actors were amateurs. I have seen the movie a number of times since that day and every time I enjoy it as much as the first time. I did recommend it to all of my friends and family and to anybody else I can suggest it too. This is one of the best films I have ever seen and probably the best in a long time. This movie made us laugh out loud and cry at times. But everything works together well and it shows with the finished product that is as close to perfection as you can get on the big screen.

Haitham Bayazeed Where do we go now? is the most, amazing, attractive, social, dramatic, Lebanese or Arabic movie I have ever seen! i don't advice teens under 12 to see it, it's not your taste! But, this movie talks about a very very important issue RELIGION, there is no difference, we are all brothers, right? this movie is not that romantic to be boring and stupid, not that dramatic that can be Romeo and Juliet, it is not that violent Town gory movie! it has no genre, they should create a new genre "HOPE", IT IS, difficult to rate, JUST SO SO Amazing!!!!!!! I wish they could direct a lot of these movies, not about the same issue, but, hopeful, some romance with some drama, humor, and violence would make the best movie ever, to watch!

eloy_lb This is the worst Lebanese movie I've ever seen. It tells the tale of a mixed Christian Muslim village during the war in Lebanon and how the women from the village did everything (including a mother shooting her son, go figure!) they could to prevent the ethnic war between Christians and Muslims to spread into their village. The idea by itself is not bad, but what I found unacceptable is that the symbols of Christianity where severely bashed in this movie and this could have been easily avoided so not to hurt the feelings of Christian viewers. I'm no fanatic by any means, but the scenes of Virgin Mary statue being demolished and had dirt thrown at it is not a good thing at all. By wanting to make a symbol movie, Labaki treated the symbols of Christianity with no respect. I'm with protecting the symbols of all religions, but I wonder why only the Christian symbols where treated this way in this movie and not also the Muslim symbols? I think that Labaki didn't dare to do this because of the reaction of the Muslim community and this is something that I highly respect in Muslims. I hope that Christians will wake up soon and treat and defend their symbols like Muslims do. One other thing I found ridiculous in this movie is the opening dance of the women, I guess Labaki wanted to show the harmony between them, but it was ridiculous.