The worst movie I have ever seen. The acting is atrocious and the plot so boring that I can't even understand what the point of the movie was! The sound is terrible as well. Also, the main character is ridiculous.


The greatness of Lawrence of Arabia is that while every single quality we enjoy in Arabesque has been reproduced with equal flair, it's all worked into such an engrossing, coherent, and pleasant storytelling experience that there's no good or bad time you'd have for this film. That is what makes the cinematic experience so great. This film, on the other hand, takes everything in, but its energy can't muster a single moment of real discomfort, as some great musicians who created some great moments, like Elton John and Chris Cornell, are utterly joyless on stage during that montage in the movie, and most of the rest of the movie feels like a band playing a single song that's more or less blandly packaged to take part in a high school talent show or other such competition.


We really wanted to love Lawrence of Arabia, but in the end, I guess it's all over.


This movie stinks. I have a knack for being inspired by actors or movies of the period, and this was a really cool place to begin one of them. It wasn't half bad, however, and


The only critical response to the Arab uprising was excellent, although it was posted almost three years after the revolution began and was written by a Western academic who had no special knowledge about the uprising (and was neither Arab nor Arab-American), and many critics who knew and liked the film described the film as dreadful - so-so, unremittingly so.


I can appreciate it if it was bad, but this film came out of nowhere and was absolutely trash. The guys with Jaffa Cakes (


Basically a gross budgeted farce with cock rock stars and a wuss made male lead that is cringeworthy


This movie is a nightmare and I will not recommend it to anyone and I will pass the pages along to my 9 year old daughter.


Has any self respecting Chinese film ever felt the need to say as it follows protagonist through a history lesson on the brutality of war? Have they? Nope. Not a single one.


When good girls outsmart a determined foe... nvm it was more vintage


Without a doubt, THE WINNING DRIVE is one of those rare gems that will get your attention and keep you coming back to the release of more of the classic crime thrillers we used to love. Tony McQueen gives a brutally realistic portrayal of Doc Holliday in one of the best crime thrillers I've seen in a while and the fact that he did it on an unbelievable budget gives it that extra push it needs. I'm looking forward to the next one.


A movie which works without substance? Bah. A thinly veiled effort at a laugh? Bah. A no-name star that left us out in the cold in the middle of a sledgehammering of acting and characterization? Bah!


Man, Jerrick was so sexy, sure I could have had him...


One quick whipping at the start and it's clear very little thought or care went into this to begin with, this film's primary 'wow' comes from its location choices and its meta-contributing of the icky type of hit scene and inhumanely made fan-service.


Well, for one, none of these characters can ever find the tiniest invisible thing in this goddamn movie! They didn't even have some weird imaginary turd floating somewhere near the screen!


Just maybe this film's edgy humor isn't the best idea; it's had me cringing and asking me why is it in the section to begin with?


A serial drug addict, Mireille has no respect for the law, and is always laughing and bragging about stealing whatever she wants.


I have had numerous audience members come up to me in the theater and whisper secrets into my ear like that as though I were some kind of lecherous jerk or weirdo and I just didn't think it was fair, so I created this post to give voice to these sleazy bastards.


This movie is average and uses similar ideas as a framework for a horror comedy to parody itself.


Jersey Boys is a classic musical, if a bit aimless - the characters are haphazard and disheveled and for once are not at odds with each other. Other people in their lives have no place in the plot; Charlie Chaplin stands alone in the topography of Manhattan's rundown Broadway theaters, a silent savant giving hope and joy to the ghetto that was set up around him. (Who can forget Charlie Chaplin's signature


Reminds me of in Mad Men when Roger Craig walks into a New York bar and sees an old TV. He remembers that Mad Men originally aired in 1987.


This one might have been great if…The tone could have been better, some dialogue is awkward, and it's very mid-level for a Universal comedy.


Everything is grey except for Matt Damon and I want him to fuck my mouth up.


the first section was dreary, the second bad fluff that relied on weak acting.


A classic comedy that mixes something a bit more sophisticated, very, very funny, and happens to be absolutely hilarious.


Having a good company of friends always makes me feel at ease. Thanks for providing a thing of comfort and relief.


A slick and menacing graphic adventure starring Christopher Nolan's man from 'Insomnia'.


It is a moving film with a great story line. It is highly rated and the story line is original and a refreshing take on the superhero genre.


It was, by far, one of my favorite movies of the year. The story of Will Smith's character, dealing with the repercussions of getting robbed, was really heart wrenching, and there was a really nice little'sky is the limit' moment at the end that made me feel that they actually had the capacity to realize the outcome they set in place for the whole film.


It didn't really do what it was supposed to do. I thought that was very, very odd.


the first half is meh, the third half is incredibly boring, a book this bad should be turned in to the Ministry of Trolling


It's like watching a man confess to shooting his wife with a machine gun.


There is no purpose other than a cheap laugh for the most laughable line of dialogue ever given. Nauseating.


While seeing the Russian Knife, I was taken back to my days in the rifle corps and even into my current position as an active member of the helicopter wing, where I have had the fortune to be involved in numerous high altitude training missions that included patrol and search missions. A buddy of mine, who is the platoon's official historian, asked if I wanted to submit his personal report for inclusion in the book that he was going to write. We got to talking and came up with a great concept for a book of stories of those who have served in military life. This is the book that we created to give those stories a venue to be shared. However, much of what we were originally trying to achieve was been achieved by another organization and that is why I am compelled to do this! I hope that by creating this book and sharing it with our readers, I can inspire someone else to do the same, or even just improve upon what we have done.


If all you know about porn is that it's violent, kinky and has a good chance of making you fuck your family then... Forget about watching porn and go out with the lads.


What the hell are people going to see when they go out to see this crap?


The characters all seem to be recycled out of one of those old Saturday morning rags and in the end the ending just doesn't have any suspense


Ehhh...it's just a film about a guy going off with some chick, and then they run in the new love scene.


You are the reason I choose to keep watching TV. Every movie trailer, music trailer and TV spot that's come your way appeals to me with their cheesy clips and evil zany elements. I did some research and I found your DVD commentary in


It's a film that tears me to pieces, but with really great chemistry with its two main characters.


A modest debut that's at once romantic and hilarious. It's directed by Samuel Bass and co-starring Seth Rogen and Zac Efron. It stars New York City. You need to see it.


As far as I am concerned, a masterpiece. Terrence Malick and her co-writer, Andre Aciman, manage to weave an extremely complex and complex story with the use of music (a key component of the entire film). This is


The screener was mostly an abomination, the opening was uninspired and poorly timed, and the conclusion in particular left a bad taste in your mouth.


Yes, this film is an entire half a bunch of cringe inducing meme references. There is nothing interesting to say about any of it. I've even seen songs and could not take it back in my head. I'll honestly find better things to do with my life than to watch this. Get yourself a nice clean shot of one of those clear trees outside of a toy store and throw your head back laughing at how silly the film really is.


We [the directors and stars] looked out at the bay, the dead rise in the yellow and dark waves, and thought of a song that seemed to evoke the times: 'Love for the snowman.' The harp was played, a new land opening before them and they accepted it; but when it was over, they looked back. Elsa was sitting there, sadder than before, and Anna was there, older, more tired, but also determined. And it was I who found some meaning to it all, what I was told I would do.


Everything about it, from the dancing, the incredible music, and the scene in the mountains - I didn't cry and my eyes stayed open.


What we really get to observe in 'Frozen' is the protagonists, Anna and Elsa; the relationship that Anna and Elsa build with each other, and the dance of magic they inspire with each other. It's a movie that pushes people to think of what they're willing to give for something, something more then them; what they can live without, if they make sacrifices. I think people forget it's about romantic love, even though it's a very romance movie, but about the story of loyalty, as Elsa learns to forgive her father and start to live with him again after the kidnapping of his son. It's not about anything but the characters. It's about understanding that things aren't always what they seem, and to be in this sort of creative place of really seeing what is at stake, to what point can we live without it? And to what heights can we reach?


It takes any strong personality to be on a bad movie and witness the results of this task. Watching all your co-workers struggle through three or four miscellaneous scenes before the begrudging withdrawal of boredom means that, just like the director of a children's movie, one is obliged to achieve perfection in their task with a certain degree of discipline and calm, as if actually dealing with a certain fate


Wait, don't kill him, just turn his face into that fluffy orange shit.


For the purposes of this review, it does not matter that this movie is one of the worst to ever hit the theaters. Because some movies suck, and some don't suck enough to carry a movie about an alien murderer in a swanky laboratory, that's all that matters.


I mean, I know the story's stupid, the casting is a joke, the first act is too long, the second act is BS, etc., etc. You know, if it didn't have


Everything is wonderful in this film. Colors, contrast, lighting, music, etc. I can see myself going see it again.


One person will remain. She chooses Death. What does she have in mind for this responsibility? It was dutiful conduct of humanity that robbed her of knowledge, so she took a piece of herself and bestowed it on others. She left us so many openings in my life. If she had been the Last Linger, I would have known her, but it is her selfless act that I honor.


We have to warn the audience that this is more Tarantino than you are looking for. The movie is excellent, one of my favorite horror movies of the past year. I highly recommend watching it.


I reviewed the movie the night it was released. The play. Hell, that's how much it sucked. I wasn't


Instead of firing, try smashing the blanket over his head and dragging him into a crisp, new snowman.


Based on a no-old-sliver-of-information-from-an-incomplete-vHS release of a potentially decent movie with one feature that likely could have been improved by 6 minutes. I appreciated the actors having strong performances but it just wasn't scary. Now, if only I had seen more parts, or if I hadn't stopped watching halfway through the movie.


Another take at the'monster movie,' which presents the ordinary that is caught up in a series of terrible accident--air, water, snow, car, etc. That's where it starts; you try to figure out the dreary purpose of a movie which you can't imagine any purpose for--as in, a purpose so insidious it could have gone away without suspicion. Worse than that, it's a perversion--this is not horror at all, this is an atavistic, animalistic derangement of the most serious of works.


A perfectly directed first-timer--crammed with startling scenes of upsetting violence, and too many wasted opportunities to add some substance to a handful of unexplained monster sequences and window-dressing


This was great--it's about the relationship between a father and his child. I didn't get what I was expecting, but was pleasantly surprised.


My rating: A.T. Free Life has paid his dues in stand-up and he is delivering the goods. He strikes a good balance between clever humor and profound humanity. I find myself grateful to keep coming back to his routine to see what he has to offer the audience. With his humorous delivery and engaging delivery, this is one of those shows that should be seen more frequently on the East Coast. He has many more seasons in him. Highly recommended!


You'll have a better feeling of fear the next morning, because you were scared of the idea of walking up the snowy mountain, but having seen this, it really does give you that feeling,


This film will awaken you and shake your world out of your slumber. A chilling tale with a powerful story that will pull you in its way and keep you awake the whole movie


The main problem is the lack of great characters, the story is two dimensional and the dialogue is painfully lame.


Before he realized he was nowhere near the NFL, Carson Palmer had taken time out from getting picked on to make a really weak movie.


Awful film that tells a few important (and often false) truths about science and medicine.


I heard it was awful, and it was. I laughed my ass off, but the characters felt like cardboard cutouts. And you're a complete ass.


Drunkardly comedy with insipid performances, and poorly structured, poorly conceived stuff and awful leads, to make the worst possible movie that could possibly have been imagined.


Disgusting movie. One star because Phillip is right, religion is wack. All fake, too, in that religion is the people who hold up that shit as it gives you the reason to not believe in God.


If a family man never looks at his reflection in a shop window and every night sits in front of the remote, waiting for the next line of dialogue to punch him in the face.


I will not be reviewing this one. However, because it's a new release from Warner Brothers, with the 2010 release date and old release date, the (professional) blog I work for was looking for a new movie to discuss. In my quest to find the next


Nathan Lane gives a comical, almost disrespectful, lecture on one of our more prosaic joys — listening. He directs and observes our nonlinear relationships in which, with the technology of the email, there's a lot of screen time. Lane presents six people in four households — a middle-class Mormon family, a working-class Irish family, a female lower-middle-class family, and a gay couple in a downtown Manhattan apartment. They all have a personal digital device at home, and yet there's a constant, equally persistent digital intrusion.


I really like this movie because it touches upon two different themes (a hick man who hangs out in South Austin and then tries to be a celebrity) in a really honest and raw manner. It also reminds you that what you think about race might not be so different from the average hillbilly.


This is a beautifully acted film about two brothers whose lives diverge after the tragic loss of their parents in Auschwitz.


Some of the best dialogue I've seen this year...Superb acting. An excellent film...Not quite the only film that


The lengthiest slasher film I've seen this year, and perhaps the strongest ever. At the center is Michael Pitt's character, Philip. The shortest character ever seen in a slasher film, Philip is essentially the kid in question, albeit a serial killer, rather than the literal child in that most typical kids story. From the start of the film, Philip's easygoing, paterfamilias quality is impossible not to like. He talks to himself a lot, and loves his neighbour Mike. He's a very enthusiastic sidekick, especially when it comes to kids being turned in by the adult villain. Michael Pitt does a wonderful job in how he plays Philip. From the first face grabbing to the final dying plunge into his own body, Michael does it all very well. A standout,


Philip K. Dick's name will always be attached to the dark and thoughtful things we have read, heard and seen and discussed. I hope that it will stay like this for many more years.


A friend of mine, Enzo Diaz, told me of the movie. I was very impressed with the opening act as Dade moved from characters making asses of themselves all through Act I to these smart, complicated, and developed characters in Act II. It actually reminded me of


Awful cast. Boring story about a guy who has never had sex in his life. Also, too many smokers! I would not recommend this!


I'm sorry, but at this point it was way over the top and very disappointed.


Far-fetched tale in which she voraciously eats delicious food while fumbling and screaming.


This movie was horrendous. If you like long splotches of black tar before you go to sleep, give this one a miss.


Yes it's a terrible movie with terrible acting and bad directing. It went on for 10 long minutes. There were so many actors that played several roles, none of which were good. And everyone else seemed like a complete loser.


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This movie is even worse than it is on IMDB and I can't find anything positive to say about it


I made 3 lists. This is one of my favorites. I wish I had rented it before it came out so I could have seen it in my special time!


The jokes during the shooting of this film were excellent. The gore and its implications made for an enjoyable watch. The night shots are well crafted.


This is one of my favorite movies to date (well, in it's release period). It's well-written, funny, dark, poignant and full of all the good things a good movie should be. The opening scene has


There are things like starvation, dying, accidents... a lot of things. However, there is this very simple and noble demand that everybody should be happy to meet and not feeling lacking. I think this makes me happy. What are the obstacles in the way of happiness? Sometimes I feel pressured. Then I think to myself: What else can I give in return? Whatever I do, whatever I say, I know that at the end I have something to give to the people I care for. Let the film reflect that.


The best movie I've seen this year. Waitress is a family movie that follows 3 young women in Dallas in the 1950's who serve up ice cream as the price of love. It is a funny, if not a little depressing, love story with some thought provoking dialogue and maybe a little bit of Woody Allen. I really enjoyed this movie.


It was great. Full of small laughs, and a well-done plot.


Brett is in a lot of scenes that are silly and putrid. He never lets his charisma take control of the narrative and more often than not the filmmaking is handled as if a fully-bused, excited, awkward student who hasn't taken his art very seriously is the lead and should be supported in a performance of kindness and good cheer


I have a problem with this movie for one main reason…it's so wrong.


It had too many stupid ideas, was stupidly written, made up lots of crap characters, cost too much money, was made by too stupid of people, and was stupidly filmed.


I have seen the worst films at a seedy and empty theatre in Montreal called Andyada theatre where you can pick from any pre-established cult movie you can think of. Also they play progressive classical music in the background.


Well, here's the review: This movie was abysmal, in every possible way that comes to mind. If I had to give this a score, it would be a 9/10, which is about as low as a DVD can get these days.


This movie could get worse. The plot revolves around a loser and his lame friends who go on a


Not Another Teen Movie is an unsettling little film which deals with everything that happens to you at 19 in American culture, where you can do or be whatever you want, but when we're all trying to fit into stereotypes, it's hard to do so well, particularly when our whole lives will have been molded by what we look like. You hear a lot of things:


A good little teen comedy about an ex-teacher who gets a new lease on life in the Hamptons and her family; great chemistry between Rachel Griffiths and Dina Meyer, a screenplay that is very kid-friendly and cutely stylized, and a soundtrack of standards (even some classic songs) that adds to the mood and nostalgia of the times we're living in.


Yes the plot was not original, but there was something nice to get out of it. The story was told with a young child's point of view.


Overall, this is a moderately satisfying revenge story. The villain is frustrating, but the story is interesting. I expect this to be a hit once it is released for rentals.


Teens all the way. Don't care that there aren't as many good movies as I wanted to see last year, this movie was good and in time we got to see why it is. You'll get the hard fought struggle in all the original well acted characters I really enjoy.


There were some hilarious points about how people define success: the actors who can hold their own in a movie, the fans who fly planes around in the sky, the good bits that a guy never gets around to but would love to share on video...


Sound: 40. Visuals: 20. Story: 1/2 and 1/2 - the movie's entire story is a complete blur.


Chalk the lead-ups. Tune out the distractions. Once the movie starts, sit quiet. Sit in your seat with one ear and eyes in your head. Observe everything. But, be sure not to think about what you're looking at.


The damage from this film is significant and will be remembered as a great  failure.


The American President had an interesting take on political persuasion. The power of a film like this to intimidate someone is great. This movie wasn't for everyone, but for those that could see it, it truly was a cause to be reckoned with. -4/5


What kind of man on earth could criticize America and not be fired? But the fellow makes his film during the wartime years of this great movie. Dwayne Johnson does an amazing job as John Ford and Harry Dean Stanton shines as Gerald Ford. The screenplay of Sam Goldwyn has never been better and the lighting, camerawork, and editing does nothing but further elevate this amazing movie to a fantastic picture.


Now watch out this Donald Trump president because his favorite pastime is to mop the floors


The American President is an interesting little thriller that perfectly fleshes out the fascination for our nation's president as he outwits conspiracy and violence alike. Looking forward to seeing it again.


A message packed with several contrasting viewpoints and one after another, helps keep the audience riveted for the hour or two the movie lasts.


I appreciate the foreshadowing, but it just doesn't go anywhere and it's just silly.


I think I have, or was, experiencing an out of body experience at least twice by then. I felt this complete mental disconnect with the movie, which took my breaths away. I remember the passion all over my face as the character said


A silver spoon that goes to a poorly written and ill conceived (or terrible looking) original film. I actually came into the theater expecting something horribly horrible and, when the awful reality dawned on me, I knew it was too late to prevent myself from becoming nauseous and uncontrollable.


As long as the movie was told through some ungodly foggy lens, it was fantastic.


I had bought this on recommendation from someone as a highly acclaimed release but to me the cinematic treatment and budget of this is so cheap and while a flawed movie the story is good but overall just not very good and I found this very amateurish which knocked the fun out of watching it


A good horror movie from a great writer who has fully hit her stride with the other three episodes that have come before her. What little horror genre know on TV might not be as adept as some I've encountered in recent years but I can still look forward to seeing the episodes as the script is funny, well done, well directed and adapted to the high concept that make this movie such a delight.


Fairytale is always like a stupid little kid playing with Santa and all of these silly little fairy friends who live in a little window. It's funny, it's clever and I will have to review this, so go have a look if you've never seen it.


Great and funniest movie I have seen, with light, good theist beliefs/accusations but good. No movies of this quality have been made in my lifetime.


Huge dark room filled with white dust and gray paint. Unfurnished and unloved. Not much has changed in 200 years and Mr. Crocker has yet to even prepare for the growing demands and the ever changing conditions around him. He sits at his desk before the window in his darkened office, reading a newspaper. The phone rings and, momentarily lost in his thoughts, Mr. Crocker answers the caller. The scruffy young man is a minor staff member of the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Crocker's school, a young man who hasn't visited the Pitt's skyscraper yet.


Paul Shaffer has added true darkness into his exquisite rendering of silent cinema. The film's hauntingly yet intriguing narrative builds toward a grotesque conclusion, setting a compelling new tone for filmmaking in English. A real feeling of cinematic solitude is punctuated by isolated moments that offer fleeting glimpses of life. Each character brings a surprising depth of expression to the big picture, and Shaffer deftly manages a perfect pace as the action turns into a gradual crescendo. If this is where English cinema is heading, I think we will all be in good hands.


Okay, so, the movie doesn't suck. But what is meh about a Tomb Raider trailer that's been filmed in a school cafeteria?


This review would also be formatted for F12 at 1567×1080, but I don't want to read those bytes anymore.


Hahahahahaha so this movie blew. It didn't even entertain me on a movie-going level. It sucked like a godamn bad film!


I see what you did, you're out to ruin that real gem of a game that you all created.


This review is less of a scathing critique, more of an approach I have adopted for me and those I trust, around the B-movie movies that didn't work.


This review is courtesy of a completely anonymous number, apparently, because no one would be interested in my opinions on Lara Croft.


This movie ruined everything with a cliffhanger which led to a then irrelevant sequel to be released next to I Guess Who's Coming to Dinner two months after the final film.


lara croft the tomb raider a profound and unnerving film of its time. inspired terror and inspired me. 15/15


A movie that doesn't actually give any suggestions as to why you shouldn't love to look at other peoples' boobs.


Having trouble thinking of any words that could accurately describe the poor quality of this utterly moronic film. Except one, that's all I can think of. F..


This has nothing to do with the film and it's so stupid I have to talk about it in the review itself


I always wanted to watch people get silly, but there's nothing out there that hits the all the right spots,


A bad movie that makes zero sense that will leave the movie Googling themselves.


Evaluative (small/medium 'D'), in short, one of the best movies of 2012.


There are some great laughs in this sequel. I liked the original just as much and was surprised at how much thought went into the movie. See it!


It gets to that loveable Dumber guy and his buddies just right. This is a fun movie to watch, with a good cast of characters.


Hmmm - It didn't pass my street knowledge test, though, and although it is based on a classic, I wish it had ended after the first five minutes, as I was just getting to know the characters, which is why I decided to skip past the part where they take a long nap... in real life. Much better for the jokes and comical characters, but still nothing on par with


Ugh…Wah-ree. There's not a single redeeming feature to this flick, and I didn't go to see this for its narrative.


I hate this movie in my mind, as much as I could hate this movie without seeing it.


The story, screenplay, and characters all felt like amateurishly written motion picture crap.


Melissa 'Honey' Sherman's Atocha Station is one of my favorite films of the year. The screenplay and the direction of Justin Kurzel makes me feel like I am inside a club. You can literally see how the dancers are getting hypnotized in the background with the invisible music.


Knowing that such a high-concept thriller could be a little difficult for the big screen to grasp at first, filmmakers Neill Blomkamp and Edgar Wright decided to


I don't remember which movie this was so I may be exaggerating but they ruined the film with how bad it was, had my kids doing the overacting when a 7 year old was supposed to be speaking, and it was ultimately not enjoyable.


Splice is horrid. James Mangold doesn't know what he's doing and this one is no exception.


I had not gotten past the credit card payment screen so when the scene of Bradley's hands parting wet pages and some random mashing letters pops up, I was even more confused than before I hit that


Hi, This isn't a good movie. In all fairness, I loved this kind of cheesy teen sex flicks in my youth, but this one is really old. It has lots of wasted budget, tepid performances and redundant celebrity cameos. It is funny in parts, but there are too many stilted performances and bad jokes to consider this much funnier than most other ones about the similar subject matter I've seen since.I guess you could say that this movie is borderline offensive even though it does contain its fair share of anything-goes sex that is bad for my sensitive moral fiber. This movie stars Mike Starr as Ron Starkey. John Turturro, Daniel Rogan, Kate Mulgrew and Jennifer Downing star as assorted hot babes with names like Moisturize and No.


On 3 November 1996, within two hours of my midnight premiere screening, the show was crashed. A few hundred sat on the ground for almost two hours. The culprit was never found and it was never revealed why the show was cancelled in the first place.


It's mind-bogglingly bad. The dialogue is corny, the writing is tedious, the acting is hammy, and there is no story.


Great movie. Great actors, great storyline, great plot...and a great finish to the story.


The way you guys treat him was disgusting.

This movie is terrible. Only a fraction of my fellow alpha males like this guy and he calls everything sexual and tries to pick up any girl who isnt the girl he works with.


That's pretty typical. By the way, who gave your company advice on losing weight?


I can't believe this. He was a stock character. It was a case of othewise-evil.


I liked the movie, but you really sh*t on the movie and a problem came with it.


As I looked at that movie, I decided it was a pornographic parody of some popular Disney princess, except for the number of dudes it featured. Sure, there were lots of women, but they were mostly just there to show skin.


Beard-hopping fascist douchebags who can't do shit about the sound of the 3-way neighbor.


I was pretty hurt by it, but I didn't call him out or say anything about it because, honestly, I didn't have anything to say.


Hells yeah. Wouldn't change a thing. It sucks I have a kid, but if you are that sick with drugs, stop drinking and be safe. Unless you want to end up like my son.


He's an alien that's somehow endowed with empathy. Here are my thoughts: His dad is the Emperor, yes, and he has this extreme eating disorder (may be a manic episode), but he also possesses the ability to speak fluently from deep deep deep sleep. Do you know what your scale is doing? He's a neo-sage. Everything about him smells of gingerbread or perhaps is reminiscent of Bic lighter syrup with a dash of eggnog (how awesome would that be?). This is the first time I've seen a'serious' case of is that Ewok over the age of, say, 30, like, ten years. No kidding, he could be the editor in chief of this magazine himself (figuratively). He's got that lofty and often impossibly complicated job done with e-precision in a way that pleases me. His pursuit of forbidden knowledge will keep you reading, and you will find yourself at the club dancing without the planks under your feet. You will find yourself never ending. God love all of you.


He said it wouldn't bother him. I wouldn't have guessed. You thought it would be gross but clearly you had the wrong attitudes for these actors. I would always take my clothes off in front of him. I don't know why. In high school I'd just say whatever was in my head. I never cared about him and not only is he not handsome but he has a stringy dead skin on his body, you know?


For someone that we don't know personally, he seemed like one of the most emotionally dead, clingy guys we could ever come across.


It's better than Batman Begins. The plotting is better and the action is much better. Also, I love Keaton's crazy eyebrows.


Let's face it, this movie is so corny as to be nauseating.


I don't remember much of it other than maybe clashing with myself over something I did not care to discuss at dinner after this extended showing, or meeting yet another random stranger from the internet in a club.


This movie deserves a bad rating, but hey, that's the movie system... well played, ladies.


This movie shows kiddie porn as the protagonist takes on dangerous cult-members while a goofy happy ending celebrates mediocrity.


The Bad Movie Review's video critique is clearly a skilled auteurist -- without a doubt the most solid 'critique' we've encountered to date.


I am not seeing a fellow movie lover wasting his life (and money) on this garbage - and I wish that their had been a review written and voted on before I paid to see it.


It takes one heart in order to cast another in this movie and this one becomes irrelevant.


The ever so brilliant Christopher Nolan doesn't pull a sub-par film out of his arse and over delivers in


In the movie 'G-Force,' each character acts as a central concern because of his talents as a living force of nature. The buddy comedy maintains a wholesome vibe throughout despite the magic realism,


One of my favorite movies of the year. I loved the story and the direction by Paul Walker.


Reaction: Awesome, gorgeous, everything about this movie makes me forget how bad most movies are. Just add a big plume of vomit and we're good to go.


The plot involves two dogs that have absolutely no reactions, and probably don't even exist and the film takes the entire runtime to accomplish so.


Although the plot is quite compelling, the actors' acting is pathetic and the movie could be two and a half times as long.


Screwed me, screwed me... now the whole neighborhood is scared of me.


This film kept me entertained and engaged. And it did so not simply with the death and burial sequence. It's a complex film, with many layers and themes. The details are fascinating, and the story itself builds into a rich and intriguing world. Laid out in its broad outline, the plot is bleak. And yet...what a wonderful film. Good kind too.


Interesting! As usual, Brian Stonewell and Mario J. Kimura provide very clear, witty, and entertaining prose.


Overall great movie! Do not take the story too literally. But the look on the thief's face when she comes to see how badly he's taken is fantastic! This feels more like a story from the kabuki stage than your typical Hollywood movie (or at least it did for me, I didn't like the Godfather trilogy very much in spite of Robert De Niro's performance). Probably a good buy for viewers who want a break from the usual blockbusters.


I must admit that it doesn't bother me in this review as I don't think of this film at all because I'm a


I loved this film. Almost everyone in this film is hilarious and even memorable.


A negative review is a small price to pay to alleviate the issue, however...


There were two or three times I had to shut the film off because the characters are screaming or something.


There were so many things wrong with this film that I couldn't possibly tell you off the top of my head.


If David Lynch and Ethan Hawke had enough money to follow both Steve Zissou and Nicolas Cage through a trip through a deeply flawed time-machine they would have directed a low budget high concept comedy centering around a Brie Larson trailer.


This gets a bit repetitive and shallow... I don't understand why this was written. It's sad to think that a few hundred people who have given this 4 or 5 stars think it's good.


Surprisingly dry, I didn't love it but it did come at the right time and the music overall was beautiful and fitting for the film. Directed by Denis Villeneuve,


A touching story with compelling characters that addresses complex issues from a multidisciplinary perspective.


I first read this as a 10 year old and I knew I was in trouble the minute the ending began.


Because it's uncomfortable to see how far the movie got with one confusing performance from Denzel Washington.


This movie was pretty bad for the most part. It's hard to see anything because of that red eye. I enjoyed it more than 'The Boondocks'


For all of the bad acting, while it does help show us that Bryan Baldwin is just that, a whiny, attention-whoring so-and-so, it still doesn't convey why the movie sucked.


Camerawoman in Do or Die is inspired by all these things that look amazing on TV. But when we watch them on TV it doesn't do them justice,


Including the best song-by-song summaries, this makes 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' appear more like a student experiment than an actual movie. It does bring great attitude to the story's subject matter; making the lesson about the practicality of friendship and the universality of family that much more real.


This is one of those rare moviemakers who has fully embraced twitter as a way of discovering films. He gets to check out what critics are saying, people tell him things they liked about the movie, and he uses that as an impetus to write and film something that he thinks his audience might find interesting. What more could a movie lover ask for in a weekly summary?


A flibbertigibbet of a copious amount of content scattered across three or four episodes, the program nevertheless makes up for that deficiency with what must be considered its signature cartoonish talent. It isn't entertainingly absurd, but it contains numerous hilarious and insightful moments. I've come to see that these young and inventive people behind the program have a handle on the most entertaining and insightful parts of what they make. I'd highly recommend the program in its entirety for people who like titles, archetypes, and pleasant entertainment.


Mellott's alone and alone with a fish in the sea. Bored as I am, somehow, this fish decides to talk. The first time he does, it's pointless. But two days later, when he's back on shore, the conversation escalates into something more meaningful. That's the power of  lessons. The emotions and the lessons are what continue to sustain you through life's twists and turns.


A blind man encounters his sight for the first time...Somewhere on the shores of Lake Orion, in present-day Spain, a mysterious woman welcomes him into her home... On his second night at her apartment, blind Blofeld kidnaps a European actress named Marion... Meanwhile, Boney Masters arrives in the country, hoping to recruit young men to rescue her friend, Catherine. Marion in turn tries to entice Boney with her new life. Meanwhile, other masked thugs threaten to kill Blofeld if he doesn't agree to one last assignment. As the situation worsens, a figure who looks more like Marion surfaces... Who is she, and what does she want?


The writing is as well done and funny as you would hope it would be. The humor in this is hilariously on point. It just works and works and works.


This movie is terrible. You have a long drive home, and you've just seen a horrifying piece of shit like I had. A load of worthless shit by any measure.


It feels so disconnected, like I was watching a documentary or something on TV and I completely missed the point and everything is completely irrelevant.


This movie is not good. I found it so boring, and I couldn't feel any excitement.


Supper is served, fine-feathered... Take note! Some coke does help with pharyngitis.


Worst movie I have ever seen! Think that it was filmed in Brazil? With at least 8 shooting, some incest, and violence.


It was, to use a favorite stock photo of a man staring off into the distance and relishing the apparent perfection of whatever they were staring at. It's a film that I still turn to on humid summer days in the Philippines, and in ways it reminds me I'm privileged to live on a sunny island with abundant natural beauty.


Thanks to Google Play for the convenience and customization of your movie selection. While I did come across the majority of existing movies, I came across more quality material in terms of new movies and standbys that I will have great chance of recommending to others.


A wonderful film. My Dad and I went to the same theatrical house in Montreal and we both couldn't stop watching this film. It made me think about the things that make me happy, like being surrounded by family and the gift of love. It's easy to overlook what is great about our world and life in a safe, clear and honest way when we get into trouble and fear, but


A beautiful and positive film that teaches we are who we really are and that beauty can be found all around us. Beautiful film.


Where would a wizard of true persuasion have to be to persuade the apparition of beauty into her dimension?


My latest 8x10 On A Black Night finds Alfonso Cuarón recapturing the heights of directing excellence with his gorgeous movie Life is Beautiful. The two-part film recounts the celebrated relationship between a British minister (Eric Bana) and a beautiful Argentinian girl (Penélope Cruz), a true love story that's perfect for any TFIOS fan. The cast is great: Pablo Martin is perfect as the minister, a prickly, near-sad older man who's ready to hand over all his old privileges; and Seth MacFarlane makes his re-debut role a mesmerizing, sublime experience. The screenplay by award-winning playwright Kenneth Lonergan is as well-crafted and raw as Cuarón's talents. He's never made a film with this amount of momentum before. By giving us such a significant entrance into Cuarón's body of work, I guarantee it won't be the last movie we ever see from him, either.


I enjoyed this movie because it shows the underlying moral fiber in the viewer of what it means to be human and to love the one you love.


Very poorly written. Horror clichés everywhere, unbelievable amount of gore, utterly unsatisfying finale, and too much repetition and a poor script for some even to bother reading it all.


There is nothing to like about this film. This sounds so simple, but it's an awful movie.


The movie 'The Predator' sucks! We shouldn't have to sit through it again! It was just to bad it isn't funny.


I can't tell if this guy went insane or just got paid the absolute lowest price that he could find to make this crappy flick.


Wrong In Herest: By the law of war no enemy may have more than a man.


A mediocre anti-climatic fake movie with a few very entertaining action scenes, most of which were recycled from many previous Predator action movies.


It was just average as far as writing goes but only the actor that played the Predator was bad, it was really just a mediocre director in a generic style who couldn't do anything wrong that was allowed to just sit there for years on end.


Why did I hire someone else when I could have avoided that? To be able to sit in your chair, sit at my side and discuss this movie has been one of the most rewarding things I've achieved in my career


The Predator is one of the best action films of the year. Heavily themed of an apocalypse, and an interesting but easy-going flick, it adds to the ever-growing lore of the Predator as something much bigger than his iconic images could depict.


This is an excellent movie. Although very different in tone from a lot of the other mainstream action movies you will see this is easily a decent action movie and worthy of your time.


My favorite movie in years. The narration and second half is a real treat. Recommended for movie lovers.


Definitely a [Heather] Locklear movie. Quite original as well. You really get a sense of danger and horror as she takes the role of the Predator to infiltrate and attempt to eliminate a large house where one or more children are being kept. I like to see Heather take control.


This movie can't even be called Cowboy Bebop. Its 80% dialogue, 10% fighting, and 10% jokes are all-but-the-result-of-glitching.


Sometimes I wish I were a pile of rubble and could become only the embodiment of the travesty.


The whole project fell apart. The movie had to be so boring, it was laughable.


The setting is pretty static throughout, the camera POV is distracting, the sound design is terrible, and there's no dialogue in most of the film.


Awesome movie. Great story, great characters, great soundtrack and plot/dialogue. A great film that doesn't leave you feeling left out. It leaves you wanting to get the next episode (right after the previous one finished).


This is an absolute stupendous anime. It gets a 5 out of 5 because that makes a difference. It gets the higher rating due to it's message and characters and it has a strong plot. The story revolves around Jet Black and his mysterious crew. They're in the prime of their lives, traveling around the universe and probably (hopefully) getting engaged to Bebop. We meet lots of strange creatures and characters on their journey. It's awesome. The characters are a complete twist on the usual cute character archetypes; Jet has a sarcastic sense of humour, Crow has many shades of dark grey, Spike is the typical weak nerd, and even the Wise Man has a steely strength to him. It's very unique and very exciting. So I am 100% impressed with the anime!


Thank you. The work you've done has been fantastic. The post of top five shows the values you have shown to the audiences. Now let's start another mission; we'll shoot a postcard showing them some inspiring things we could do as Earthfied. I'm quite excited to be working with you, Ripley


This movie's laugh tracks are 2:25 long and uneventful. It was boring. I watched it to be angry and it did not go well.


This thing was so bad I want to write the review in Chinese so that someone in China can see how awful this film truly was.


I hated this, it was a trap, stupid, got just as much hurt as good, lost my job as an engineer, fucked my fucking dick in a hooker store and ate a pepperoni pizza with a fork.


Can't unsee this awful film - the entire first act has felt like a rehash of The Perfect Guy, which you should know to hate.


It's dated and shot like crap. People can't relate to the story and it's not fun to watch.


A film which does two things really well; makes its subjects mysterious, yet threatening; conjoins a baffling story in a way that moves the viewer. Fans of Dustin Hoffman are sure to enjoy this film.


By far, one of the best movies I have seen since I first came over to the land of Oz, that's for sure. The wonderful William Freysinger delivers an unforgettable performance and Tony Hall continues to impress me. His direction of this movie is top notch and it goes into a really long time period where a lot of things are explored. I definitely want to visit the land of Oz and pay a visit myself someday.


A desperate David Cross leads a cast of sympathetic main characters across time and the country as they search for a cure to their multiple illnesses. The story takes cues from much of Cross' stand-up and features an even, amusing script from Seamus McGarvey.


The tag of Zoom is to say a throwback to old French crime movies. It is fast paced but not too fast. I can imagine those who is into such movies will find something in this movie.


My impression was not the best, but I liked the action and the concept of an update of the outdated cartridge techniques. It is the best underwater adventure I have seen this year. Well worth the price.


Remember how people used to shoot on stage back when film existed? This film taught me that I could do it all from the comfort of a digital camera.


This one isn't too shabby. It has a nice story and it is actually a very good movie.


Zoom is a strongly constructed feature length thriller that should be seen by all.


I guess we need to get over these angry birds and make a donation for a particular organization to protect animals


Abstain from looking at all religious materials:, smothered in water by faith.


When your perfect stranger comes by a deadpan and wants you to relate something about a movie that you watched.


Where on earth did James McAvoy get a line like that for a minuscule role in such a bad movie?


It's not a bad movie, but this line that you just wrote is pointless.


One of my most entertaining and rewarding movies to date. The puppeteer's transformation from George Costanza is one of the most believable, moving and emotionally gripping I have seen in years. In a class all of its own as an intense and engaging drama. An unforgettable, touching film


I cried at the end… this was a moving film about love and our desire to survive. It will stand the test of time.


The Giver is very strong in that the narrative, characters, and emotional impact is absolutely mesmerizing. This is a fast film. When Zarr says,


One of the most important movies to come out in recent years. The dedication and talent of director Richard Linklater are staggering.


A brilliant introduction to the Giver—who turns out to be the ultimate outsider to authority. It also nicely discusses the difference between life, art and politics, reflecting on the purpose of this book.


The voice over was terrible, and the crappy acting made it even worse!


...People sat on a curb and killed each other because the makers couldn't be bothered to give it good ratings.


The Godfather movie i just bought recently is the most boring, bloated, boring, moooom-browseled, mooom-broweler movie i have ever been to. This is at the height of it's glory, and now they have come up with another greedy and pretentious   smear designed to promote the new summer blockbuster, and im going to trash the piece of trash until i wish they die of bad manners or boredom.


Even before his character dies, the director clearly intends for a flashback scene where everything his character did in the movie before he dies is still shown in film.


For a man who rarely takes a breath and speaks almost uninterrupted at the drop of a hat, Rodney here appears in about half the scenes, and they are always very important and thought-provoking. He brings a wealth of thought and investigation to the job at hand, and excels in the precision workmanship of the scene: the writing, directing, production, even if all these elements were gathered into one guy I can see a competent or worthy man doing it very well. Even if this were not so,


Weak but you're in it. Great. The camera just got better too. Took a top rating just for this movie. A great quality movie. Director even seemed to be enjoying himself in the movie. Fun good movie.


Very entertaining movie and is probably one of my favorite movies to look up for details.


You've got it on point. Fantastic action shot by the legendary Joe Johnston that one of my kids is gonna love.


Jim Carrey, you can have Jena Malone's love, but you can never have her daddy


A little too much adrenaline-pumping washes out the tension for a movie that makes no sense at all


This all started when I went to see a Thursday night movie, but, not to judge the movie, I suppose it was better to be another night in and in my dressing room from one of our choreographed dinners that night. While I am about to sit through the movie, the first half is shot by static in the dark with a very little TV audience watching the movie (once again, luck that I did not pay for this movie, at least she stayed by my side the entire time of the show), although, I would like to know more about her relationship with her boss... The other half of the movie starts with the end credits, where I would definitely like to be on the dance floor from when he raps,


There's been more than enough research done on whether women die in car wrecks. Now we find out which type of women die from their husbands, who are just like to toss them out the window and jump from a third story balcony when there's nothing they can do to save themselves.


Extremely positive. A great movie with a great story. The moments when we are shocked at the discovery of what really happened before and after…that absolutely make it. It feels real.


After an encounter with a police officer who keeps getting into his girlfriend's car, teenage Jack (Jesse Eisenberg) is released from a juvenile detention center in a poor part of the city. Unluckily for him, he's joining up with two other drifters—and they seem like nice guys. Later, when a vehicle theft leaves his companion bruised and unkempt, the trio strike up an unlikely friendship. With the help of a spooky minister (Jake Gyllenhaal), the three end up in an underground bunker on the outskirts of town, in a remote and isolated hamlet where they'll make themselves at home while on the run.


I believe that half of what you say is garbage. There is no point to these humanoids wearing paint and ripping up a movie that was destined to fail. The woman in that movie is an ugly woman with the mean streak of a plague carrier. I am appalled and embarrassed that you got your hands on this trash. There will be no swearing. This might actually win an award at one of these ceremonies.


This is not a bad movie. It just has too many nitpicks. The big picture is solid and the performances are all pretty decent.


Not a terrible film, but because this bad movie does not spend its entire running time telling you how much of a scumbag you are for not liking it, that I cannot recommend this film.


It was all over the place…Pfefferkast with too much too little…An annoyingly one dimensional lead character.


The concept behind the movie is that the main character is writing a bad story in his journal, and no one else is reading it. This includes himself, who of course has issues with the content of the film.


I was shocked by the characters, to put it mildly. One of the main characters basically believes in a made up god who speaks only in metaphors. The plot never goes anywhere and the movie ends with basically what I just wrote.


The best review has to be one that points out the true depth of the problem while illuminating its solution.


This movie is an unmitigated disaster from start to finish. The horrendous acting, bizarre plot, and hilariously stupid script made this film clearly passable in my eyes, but it's exactly the kind of puerile slapstick film that might be harmless in the wrong context but just screams to be the center of attention with all the right people watching (see also: Godspell, Rio Grande, Lady and the Tramp, The Jerk, Mr. Chow, Dirty Dancing, Poon, and Dear Mom & Dad ). Even in its supposedly saccharine-laced ending, this film proves to be extremely tacky. Don't be fooled by the fancy title, either - this film is clearly designed to get poor people to come out and be loud and obnoxious about it. This thing would be even more memorable if the idiots just got to act like jerks and really try to annoy someone.


Is there really any reading between these pages?  Well, yes there is.  But you will certainly forget whatever you read or watched between here and there.  I don't know if this is a good read, or simply a good flick, but it's hard not to recommend this movie.


A legitimately good documentary that isn't available in multiple languages. It has moments of disgusting hatred, but, I believe, this is actually necessary to understand the specific repercussions of the path we choose for ourselves.


Its only 32 minutes long but you get a greater feeling from it, you can help a little child to say a word or something better, you have to try it! Like- no more boring children, you get something nice!


With a score of 90, Don't Say A Word is an entertaining, intelligent, and timely documentary that spans a long period of time.


I was too young to be held accountable, but now that I am going seniormost I have great joy of giving my sons some satisfaction. I guess being an elder is all about the smile...


I don't recall being more disappointed in a film as soon as this really grew a pair and decided to turn everything into my house.


Obviously you haven't seen this movie or book or toy. You've watched this horrible crappy movie/book/tablet/toy.


It's terrible. The guys had it make no sense, the delivery was terrible, and its construction was a miserable mess.


Didn't know there was such a thing as a makeover that didn't involve contorting one's face in a goofy manner.


Your scores are going down, and I feel bad for all your efforts to show that bad movies are objectively bad.


Stupid, useless movie. I can't believe how stupid that movie is.


I'm not 100% happy with this movie...it's just, yeah, it had to be that way.


There were some outstanding bits that made you keep going back for more, but some sections were so intense, you wish you would have walked out with your feelings intact.


The movie had no beginning, no middle, no istance, no ending,


Brilliant. Remarkable performance by Rosemarie DeWitt and David Arquette, brilliant writing by Lisa Kron (former Guildmaster - stage and screen), excellent theme and screenplay. Rich, dark, poignant.


This was a surprisingly good movie. When I got a chance to watch it, I was surprised by just how very coherent the movie was. Nothing was a simple retelling or storyboard that this movie didn't fully grasp, but the overall story is something that can appeal to audiences of all ages. I have high expectations for the future of the Perri Trilogy. It has been a great time for them, and the books should keep getting better too. So now it's a bit up to me to figure out how to make good movies. By all means, tell your friends and family about this one.


If there is one movie that embodies the term'mean girl' well, it's the 2006 comedy It Had To Be This Way. Both Coogan and Morris' characters brilliantly realize their angry, cold-hearted nature, both in terms of their behavior and their vocal performances. Morris, as Lindsay, is at her most annoying when she's not sarcastic, and Coogan provides plenty of laughs with his delivery. The movie gets a bit long at the end, but it's worth every moment.


Why is Hollywood in a vicious cycle when it comes to female box office titans? Is it a case of female-driven dramas simply not competing against equally strong male-driven dramas? As a case study in Hollywood bulls***,


You know, God might do you a favor, and he might send a tsunami to save the world, but then he might just do the right thing and kill you.


This movie is worse than a slob. I am embarrassed to own this piece of scum.


I just watched this for three years and I didn't like it at all! If the whole movie was just a series of banal character exchanges, we would all be pretty satisfied right now!


My car was not allowed into the films, because you are not supposed to enter the studios during the first show on the last day of opening week


Like a lot of Brian Stupak movies this looks like more of the same. His script gives you little to turn on with in this one. The performances aren't fantastic and to make matters worse the dialogue is barely intelligible.


After World War I it's Léon Villemonde, whose best friend is a shy but handsome writer named Albert Loui, a French officer serving at the front and who they both need to get back home with their lives; but since Léon lives in Ostrich Castle, Ostrich County, Vermont, his story starts immediately after World War I (prior to 1913) after World War I, when it's the middle of World War I it takes a very long time to bring back any bodies from the front lines; but by the middle of the year, 1917, Léon's unit and other western troops at the front end up (the American army prefers not to tell which unit) capture this fairly unimportant Léon Villemonde and keep him alive for a year before they decide to finish him off... but Léon is willing to do anything to get back home with his life, including becoming a plumber and digging tunnels....


I enjoyed the humour but could not stop to see if the film was very funny or acted correctly.


Do-Gooder's Aura Returns but It's Only A Visible Harmless Attraction.


This bad movie is revolting. Like stoned fart filled derp. It just keeps replaying itself, like


Afterwards, the movie had too many sub-par characters and awkward situations. There were too many brainless jokes and unnecessary awkwardness to expect anything else.


Not what I was hoping for. In fact, it's a terrible movie.


The game has a little too many elements for me to trust. But I'm impressed by how Léon progresses throughout the game. So Léon's character, a young Russian mechanic that takes up a job as a murder-prevention expert, finally finds what he's been searching for. He trains to become a real crime-detective but somehow gets the skills needed to stop the most hated gang in Moscow, the Circle, by aiding them in two dubious killings. The gang then goes rogue and pursues their killings to the ends of the earth. As the gang goes after more and more, another woman is found dead in the heart of the Circle. It's the person whom the police traced to the circle. Did the police set Léon up? It seems unlikely. Was the person who was killed a serial killer? I doubt it. This isn't the classic game of Cold Case or even CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Rather, it feels more like a show with the twist in the end. Or a killer vs. expert version of CSI: Law and Order. I'd love to see the serial killer run for President someday


This would be a good genre film for people interested in French cinema. There is a need for more thoughtful art or military suspense as cinema right now in France. This film manages to work this trope with just the right touch. It's an astonishing film, more than simply a neat little outing. There is something intelligent and original in the script and film itself. They have one of the more consistent casts I've seen in a while, even though most of the main characters have no real depth. It's not a good look to have a solid leading person if you know a character isn't going to be great. Add to this that the storyline in the whole film is incredibly dense without too many plot holes. The various plots are slowly revealed as we go along, and for all intents and purposes, we begin to know everything about the world they live in. This makes the ending a lot more satisfying as well as works great as the best part of the film.


We don't wanna fool our selves into thinking that we understand l'Art of Surviv... by Micha... It's a weird and well balanced movie and I recommend it as a t... by YanzhiMartisArt by ArizerX51Review: What a real movie without unnecessary fan play. F... by ColacoReview: Wow! Watched it, loved it. Loved all the characters and whats about was all of the dialog was not the


A popular and compelling story that poses a variety of issues regarding the place of art and vice-versa in the public and private spaces of our day.


Léon is the professional world was at his best the last 8 hours he has had time with these up going professional people who treat him a little bit like they are his family. The movie in front of us is interesting to me and the guy made me want to make an all time list.


These poor kids had to see this crap movie for an hour. The voice actors can barely do two lines and sound like drunk teens trying to have sex, I don't think its good to teach a child the value of free speech, I still wonder how the studios are making money off of this thing, some teens must be paying at least $7 to rent this for a whole hour.


Nevermind, Max: Do you have to be depressed to rate this garbage?


Mitt Romney's look in (John Carpenter's) 'Friday the 13th Part V: The New Blood,'


The entire movie is terrible. I just heard the soundtrack being played on the radio. I'm never going to see this.


A simple plot, a fairly good story and a memorable character combine in perfect perfection for a two-hour spectacle.


As a big fan of zombies, this movie left me both emotionally and thematically satisfied and fulfilled the purpose that I felt that the book would have had at the end of the story. I will be recommending the novel to all my friends, both for its great premise and the good story-line.


My main concern about the film was both the topline and how the characters dealt with it. The entire setup, with Tammy seemingly having lost the ability to reproduce herself, could have made for a more sophisticated and emotional film, but that just doesn't seem possible for modern audiences. It's certainly a great film, and certainly one I wanted to see again and probably should, with its incredible cinematography, simple setting, and even simple story. Beyond the bad taste I've left in my mouth with the last three years since I watched it, I have to give it an A+.


Most elegant little evil-fighting movie I've seen since Black Hawk Down. More fun to watch than the Conan movie and The Hobbit. The whole movie is crazy and fun but with enough restraint, and a solid level of action and quality acting to keep the viewer engaged. I've always liked the director Adam Beach, but for me this is the best of his movies. Lots of dialog, some slow camera movements, silly moments. I would highly recommend it.


Your blood pounding adrenaline induced journey down a demonic pathway becomes so hilarious and exciting it you soon find yourself placing the tab of blood at every bathroom stall in the new building. That time I felt more aroused in 1 hour then in a month with 12 women. This is when I decided to stop taking this product and report back.


When life gives you ant's don't be suprised when ant's come to take them away.


A dipshit who can't land a punch hit like a champ/Thief of a glorious prize that deserves nothing


All the world loves ant-man. Well I do. It stars dashing young Will Poulter, who radiates charisma, he wears lovely green glasses and plays a sassy cool underachiever. There is much more to the movie than meets the eye.


It's not bad. It's just that I can't stand watching it...it's supposed to be horror. Instead it's horror that's merely mediocre.


Am I weird, a weirdo, funny, or edgy? I'd have to rank it to talk with you about it. It's the shittiest movie I've ever seen.


Misery is an absolute bore…nothing can be said about the film. This is a bad romantic comedy with interesting ideas and good acting and a message to the young women that modern society likes to teach that their future is solely dependent on a man, but the thing that is annoying about it is the directors concept of mankind and how it is under strict order to rule over its fellow man and make everyone around him weak. Imagine being humiliated by other men, humiliated by your own father, when your mother tells you to do it because they are going to kill your brother if you don't do it. And it's even worse because this isn't someone in a bad movie, this is an actual man.


The quality of the movie was mediocre to begin with. The crazy plot should've been cut.


I have to ask, would this happen in a Sissy Fabulous Asian role? It seems too good and realistic for Asian girl. Another miss!


Confirming everyone's theory: Adam and Meredith are the rockstars of The Expanse. There's a full range of emotion in these two, their different style and pace compliment each other perfectly. They are a delight to watch.


I was a little worried about the ending as I have never finished one of Stanley Kubrick's films, so I wasn't sure what would happen. However, the tension built nicely as we saw Julie (Jesse Eisenberg) show and tell a man (Mark Ruffalo) who committed suicide, losing the money in the process and deciding to take the money herself. As we followed Julie through her life, I was impressed with how independent she was. This film set my reading and DVR high as it was a definite quality choice.


Sheila does a great job as one of the less cliché romantic female characters to be found on TV or in the movies. She's silly, humorous and more than a little morose, and yet she has a strength that makes her approach her tough situations with serenity and cool thinking. She's a bit like Shelly from Season 1 but a whole lot better. I liked The Leftovers. After only a few days of its release, it surpassed all of my expectations, and now I cannot wait for the 2nd season. Where else in the world would you find a kind and intelligent young woman with a perfect score, who is a perfectionist with the confidence of a typical activist and a mature woman with enough time in one's life to consider all of her options?


I enjoyed all of the songs included in this movie. It is set in 1976 and includes the great song,


Now I know exactly what scene I want to read. The sounds! The passing crowds. The odd language. When the car drive by and my husband comes out, he is facing forward, eyes forward, and silent. I scream,


OMG did I forget to praise this movie? Yes this is the perfect movie!


How can you put a negative review on a movie about an English girl dying in Korea? … someone really should have tipped the guy who made this.


Mother Jones is a gem, easily the worst film I have ever seen. The lead actors and actresses are more than weak, and almost everyone involved in the making of this film should be put on trial.


I was never really in touch with this movie and never reviewed it for the site. However, someone on Reddit's Bunnylink created this movie, so I reviewed it. I used to think it was just me, but apparently a group of more or less the same people that review reviews, is 'good' at handling bad movies. Thank you all for the good reviews this movie has gotten.


This Hollywood Based Holocaust Movie Ploys To Make Us Donate to the Camp Counselor.


Reminds me of some other movie that's entirely unsatisfactory to watch (maybe like a film from the 80's or something?)


The two actors brought so much to this wonderfully written screenplay. Lawrence is able to bring the scenario to life and play it straight, as there is no psychological angle.


Like every really good romantic novel, Mary (Kelly Marcel) is portrayed by a gorgeous, very smart, sex-touches-then-gets-married young adult who can write brilliant passages and a really great movie.


Readers of H.M.Doogie Houdini's real memoir


Some scientists have linked early family life with the development of people's brains, while others disagree. Now MIT researchers have shown that the impact of the ancestral environment on mental ability has a real, measurable effect. As in every other important aspect of a person's life, the connection between experience and DNA may be profoundly impactful. This means that to the future generations, those raised in a kind and nurturing home, with a nurturing family in the first five years, may find that cognitive development is just as important as physical development.


A little shaky at the start, but the movie was a hoot. The special effects really showed off the PC specs. Aww-shucks.


I think they got everything just right. It starts on a hopeful note and goes into dark territory, leaving you wanting more. My wife and I definitely had a little chuckle out of the scene in the library where Givens walks in wearing a fedora in the moonlight. I must be the only person who likes that kind of thing and I love the creepy clown in the movie.


It was not what I was expecting… It left me a little disappointed.  The story just didn't pack the wallop of I Believe In Miracles. Overall, the movie is an interesting blend of drama, action, character and humor. The cinematography is beautifully done and the scene with Mrs. Peter Vergang's demise was awesome. If your looking for a movie that will make you ask questions, then


But not as cliché as it is often made out to be. Good dramatization of the Houdini machine and its dangers (don't be fooled by its apparent simplicity and the fact that it was so fresh in it's technical application) and yes, it was original in that it bridged the gap between magic and pseudoscience.


Robert Redford is a much more than decent leading man. He didn't act like a posh Hollywood leading man but he gave it everything he has in this film. He turned in his best performance for so long but somehow this was his most honest and emotional. It isn't full of action and stunts but Redford makes sure he delivers his dialogue. He doesn't act like this is the end of the world but he takes what we have done on this world and shows it with the intensity of his character and as a person. When he and Laurence Olivier are being transported through the United States he hits it straight off. Now I haven't seen It yet and I'm looking forward to it as much as Redford, but for me The Squid and the Whale is what this movie is about and that's okay. Robert Redford is a great character and that isn't a problem.


The biggest improvement over 'Captain America: The First Avenger' is that the plot is less transparent.


The BBFC section just blew. Just a matter of hours to find Xxx minutes of fluff that, on first glance at it, might have been fine. Before a potential customer who might have paid upwards of £6, I mean £6 for the DVD, with the added value of a used copy of a movie, I simply wouldn't recommend the title. The addition of two hours of just dedicated trying to remove the blatantly ripped-from-here film from most of its amateurish scenes, playing with the actual MPAA certificate and a single second for the obscenity running around'sexually suggestive' scenes - this isn't just inappropriate it's rather insulting to a reader who already had a lower average first-time movie time from film theatre in 2014. Discussed it on two separate forums (unfortunately a waste of my time as they hate to be talked about by kids). The M/F has also been used a couple of times to watch online versions of 'action' films because some beady-eyed reviewer is of the mistaken belief that mums and dads don't have enough time to sit through 'action' films.


It isn't that bad but the writing was terrible and some people just don't like it and don't even know it is bad so why not give it a bad review.


This movie is amazing and hilarious (and I can't stop laughing), but it has one big problem: it does not contribute a single plot twist to the movie's story, character development, or pacing, and it is incredibly stupid. The only reason it is so high is because the crappy voice acting combined with crappy animation and CGI makes it an absolute riot and it is easy to get into the craziness that is the wonderful story and characters.


Give me a moment. I'd like to think I'm not upset by this trash. If that's a reflection of my own weakness it's OK. This shouldn't even be on the Internet where we get to participate in farcical online competitions. If this is all it takes to redeem a product's reputation I have a question: Who decides?


Odds are in that this film would have better success were it marketed as 'A True Story of Love'


You know there's a better way to prove to a girl that she is totally alone with her problems. Put her through some horrible movie that is too elaborate to recite here. She won't get it.


It's so obvious that this movie is just a cheap imitation of something else, so bad that even a camcorder and some fast-acting explosions can't ruin it.


It was such a great time I cannot wait to see it again. This reviewer loved both the film itself and the actors. Thanks.


Looks and feels just right. It goes all-out. I love the pacing and the witty moments!


Pitch Perfect was a film that I just thought would be something that is funny to sing along to. It was awesomely absurd and hilarious. How can that not be fantastic?! The actors definitely take their own roles and incorporate their respective voices wonderfully in the film.


Right on point! It seemed very true to the text of the book! I really loved it!


Pitch Perfect is one of my favourite movies. In short, it's a bridesmaid romance that you can watch over and over again. That's a pretty good start.


Hilarious parody. These Chinese kids aren't doing that bad for themselves. I had a blast watching this.


Great the shit out of this movie! Best heartwarming film in a long time. Keira Knightley and Rebel Wilson are of course flawless.


After seeing over 40 indie movies in a row, I couldn't find anyone to go to, so I walked into the Schmidts' and sat down at the bar. When it came time to go to the movies, there was only one good one in the theater. I popped the disk into the VCR, pressed play, and after about 10 seconds got an odd vision of a man throwing a soldier off a boat into the ocean.


Normally, this review would not be taken seriously. But, seeing as it's rated at R, some will take that rating to heart and expect anything less than a terrible movie.


You know what would have helped this movie? Nothing. There is nothing good to say about this flick.


The PRIMARY actor speaks a few lines, nothing special. A man dies and a kid is at least likable, but a grating look in some of the other parts makes me think this is the author of a


Like most stories of the military I grew up with I was enthralled from an early age. However this version, directed by Taylor Hackford, is my favorite.


Good movie. Don't know if it belongs on this list, but it's good. I know the film has issues, the trailers help tell the story, but we've seen that movie a billion times and I haven't forgotten about it. That's it


They're going on for 13th tee time. (That's right—it's only 13:30 p.m.) But there's enough light left in the sky to be the best milieu in New Haven. In just the seconds I've stood around outside Reading Terminal, I've witnessed one of the finest of the current crop of sporting biopics. Chris Lawrence, by virtue of portraying


The story hasn't changed much in more than 40 years, yet it is riveting for any time frame. During the winter of 1969/70, my brothers and I watched the army train and prepare for the invasion of Saigon, which was looming. It is hard to imagine today, but those men sat through two weeks of


Crazy for some reason we were lucky enough to find ourselves caught up in the war being fought for over a year now. Platoon is one of the best films I've seen this year. Two things that stood out for me was how much we experienced each other's life throughout the whole documentary and how the public was extremely critical towards the soldiers and their treatment in battle. I knew I had to see this movie ASAP.


A really excellent, well-crafted, intelligent film with an exciting action storyline and great cast of charismatic, resourceful characters.


Film: 4.5 Stars, $9.94  +VAT +  2 night parking. Apparently you need to go inside the park (in one day), but no way to find out where to go, so let's take this anywhere. We ended up hanging out outside for most of the night, and had an excellent day. It's easy to see why the park would be popular among kids and families. We saw rides which we had not seen on our first visit, a P90X class that included yoga, free weights and ellipticals, and even saw a gentle yoga class. A nightcap at the pool with blue lights and a beach ball chasing kids with squirts of water on a splash pad, makes any other experience at the park worth the effort. People were cool and our action figure-wearing teen was the embodiment of a 2.0 intelligent kid: you get a point for effort.


The performance of The Method of Killing in 'Platoon' should be applauded. Despite some well known actors having the kind of roles that they want to play, The Method has made a main impact on it, including quite a few movies since.


It's not a good movie. The actors weren't in great form, the script was boring and the acting was terrible.


Disappointing movie. Hopelessly boring- if this were made by...well-managed, self-aware movie studio with a D grade with a major blind spot for the Trump presidency and the latest Kurt Russell film...a more respectable A grade could have been had (although I will admit I've seen worse...


Three things that I loved about this movie: 1) The easygoing tone,2)The techniques used in this movie. The kind of tough question they were asked to ask (the phrase


It is about more than the hunt for bin Laden. It is about one woman, who has stayed close to a man whose life she knew, but lost because of a government decision. For better or worse,


The good: 'New Real Genius,' 'Stil Water,' 'Seventh Grade,'


I can't believe any of it. It was not worth paying money to see.


Not a beautiful movie. Much, much, MUCH worse than the box office.


It's not good... it's like a space virus trying to infect people.


Utilitarian for your social drinking age, this intelligent and funny movie succeeds on all fronts. Honored as one of your Top 10 popcorn movies of 2015 (on Steam, if you're that kind of fangirl), it will definitely get to you.


This is a fantastic film. The performances by Kevin Spacey and James Franco are spectacular and the screenplay by the veteran writer Drew Goddard who I had the honor of seeing read his first draft in person was a fantastic addition.


It is a pure blend of action, drama and humor and provides an amazingly lively and memorable experience.


A bright, infectious, and hilarious comedy about the highs and lows of life in South India. A vibrant tale of a brilliant young entrepreneur and his ego-riddled con-man who just happens to be one of the very wealthiest men in India.


One extra rambling sentence made it more like a bad horror novel than a semi-serious movie that should have been at least five minutes more.


I've just seen that one too many times and have now turned off my computer


Didn't care much for the movie. Although it was the second monster flick in a row I had not enjoyed myself, and it has some problems with respect to the ending.


The Neon Demon is the best James Wan movie to date. So far, every character has it down. Wan really makes his work shine.


I loved this movie. The picture is really spectacular. I feel it could be watched in large theater or house with large screen. The plot is cool and interesting. The main character character is on the verge of doing evil, but the police and and are there to stop him. Each girl in the story gets character development and I was surprised with some of the friendship relationships between the characters. This movie is an adventure filled fun story with different characters. I loved the scene where the man falls down in the mountains and just takes a nap and dies. It is so unreal how someone can sleep on the mountains and survive for a while. It is amazing.


Too fast, too heavy, not clever, hosed the town up with every female character, and by the time it stops the female characters are as haughty as their man, and that's not even the comedy.


Dissatisfying (yes, that's even the way to spell that)


The worst thing to ever come out of Hollywood. Film is garbage, sound doesn't work, bad acting.


We may as well end this review here. From a basic aesthetic standpoint this movie lacks any subject matter that is memorable or does any what so ever. There is the initial destruction of an apartment building to one or two lengthy sequences, nothing truly outstanding or memorable, they exist purely to establish that the main character and only the main character (or perhaps even one of her clones) are in a location where they will meet some sort of fate.


I can't believe the notion that a television miniseries featuring only Kate Winslet is worth watching. Jack Donaghy's bid to break to movie-star status has to disappoint me.


The picture is breathtaking and incredibly detailed.The overall story, the performances and the score and music... all contribute to create a cinematic experience like never seen before.


the narrative is clear and logical, the performances are believable and iconic, and the interactions between the main character's face and objects are seen by the real film camera and with the same authenticity


If you're a fan of Christopher Nolan's work, then this is a must-watch. I can't wait to see how this keeps going. It may not have the big budget, but it's totally worth it! :)


For some unknown reason, I never heard of `Jackie Brown' until I went to the press conference for this. Some of you will already know about the brilliant and progressive film. There are no not so great movies in my humble opinion that I have not watched. It is also evident from reviews out there on this blog, that few people that did not follow the counter violence issue (besides the criminal justice system) can appreciate this film. No matter your political agenda, if you have a family to put up with when the time comes for you to go on a date and want to do it, then this is your film for the day. A great choice to check out at any time.


Matt Damon is not really Matt Damon and he doesn't speak or make any sense.


This movie is so bad, I hate you! I didn't see your name on the poster!


We had fun, but that was just incidental; the Martian character was not as bright as we thought and was flat.


It's not a bad movie, it's very funny. The actors are in character, the plot is fairly straightforward, and the screenplay is pretty solid. However, this one was flawed from beginning to end.


There are a lot of science fiction films in the genre, which is odd because in many ways it isn't a genre. The sense of freedom to explore and a desire to create a real world is what drives them. This film shows a tangible sci-fi future that for me personally felt futuristic and really quite beautiful. Two astronauts fail in their mission, but survive a harrowing time, escape a space station and then engage an alien expedition group that has been broken down by these bugs who are threatening us all.


A stupendous of a film. I really enjoyed watching this film. The performances by Matt Damon, Kristen Wiig, Jared Harris, Michael Peña, and Kate Mara are all really credible and top of the line. Even though this is an updated version of the story, it is absolutely heartfelt. As more and more of our astronauts come back to us and share their experiences, we are glad we have somebody with credentials to tell it. Because of that, we are now thrilled to see it restored by its producer, Theodore Melfi, into a prime-quality, albeit black and white, three-hour film, utilizing a classic VHS camera.


An understated but pleasing ensemble action movie, with space travel, fantasy elements and a mischievous rock monster whom and sex that make it the one superior example of its genre. It has great control over genre dynamics and established a new standard for the future of science fiction.


We think of sexy times as being passionate, strong and of course in the short period of a few hours, about to feel.


Recommend the Monuments Men. Read a movie review every day if you don't want a bad day.


Terrified of actually watching this cartoon that's so well put together it makes me want to vomit.


I can't tell if this movie's positive points are a testament to Marla Singer's skills or her bloated head.


I would be able to overlook this bad movie if I were black, but not if I were in my twenties and married with kids.


The book provides no direction of how to choose the film; it is almost as if the owner is bored and is responding to a formal advertisement for a viewing that will not actually take place.


HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN


The central plot is pie-in-the-sky to the point where even a complete brain surgeon wouldn't be able to complete it to maturity.


It would have been fun if he just sat there with that little rat in his mouth for a few minutes, but instead, he gives one half-hearted fist-pump, which is on par with the rest of the film.


a movie that is only here for ratings, and we have no intention of showing this to anyone because of how horrible it is


I don't want to like this flick. What the fuck is happening and who and why would I stick around to see a movie like this. Since we've all seen it. 2/10.


Very well done short thriller featuring David Morse as 'Rats'. A fun film that pays off its surrealism on many levels.


Really crazy horror film, there is really none that can compare to this one. I love it.


Huge start for this film. Really moving this time around and not at all afraid to acknowledge the horrific effects of society's behaviour. Does a very good job of staying there.


Cute short flick that oozes charm and harkens back to classic Aussie movies.


I would go see this movie as a novelty-appeal, but it is honestly just horribly made from the male POV.


You don't need to know how it ended. Why would you if you're here to go to school?


Coby Snicket is far too simplistic and I enjoyed the ride more than the movie.


Thanks  Ash! You made the movie for fun, not profit. You should pay to recut it.


It is a great piece of technology that has given me a sense of wonder, and an appreciation for the beauty in our life's choices.


A decent superhero movie that is flawed in many ways, but full of moments of fun and excitement and worth the watch. I also appreciated the author's love for adventure comics and his skill with his characters. It is an important story and I look forward to seeing it on the big screen.


Many people have asked for Adam's apple review before; a lot of people don't get to see it. So, I give my recommendation for this film to my top 5 fans.


This is a wonderful film for those who enjoy documentary films. It tells the story of what happens in the early days of Britain during the reign of Elizabeth II. The areas examined are both the historical and modern. It's a short film but it leaves a lasting impression on me.


Three stars.... From the sweetest of parents, an actor of fantastic magnetism and unparalleled charm, who gives one of his last great performances, Adam is an absurd and utterly wonderful flimsy little teen comedy...


Drunk and incoherent. Also this dude with a bow and arrow is really badass. All right, I'll buy this movie, but really?


Seriously? So I just need to follow the arrow to find the head of the people who I don't like? How convoluted is that? Whatever. I'm moving on.


This movie is so poorly written and has as much potential for slagging off of writers and comic book creators as it does of attack by a stereotypical Austrian gang.


Too Many Gunshots. And If They Made a Movie About The Minnesota Good Luck Charm, I'd Owe Them My Respite.


The premise is your typical U-pick fic with the Sniper in charge of helping you get the girl and help get out of combat as a result.


So you Want to be a Sniper is a fun and sweet and sweet movie. It is simply fantastic. With fast paced action and nicely done story line, this movie should be on your first list for this year and probably the next several. It's also a great movie for a family movie night or it can be enjoyed alone by watching it again and again. It has great action with well placed comedy and the characters are well developed and very good actors. I loved watching this movie again and again and I can't wait for the next time. Thanks to D-cinema for a great movie.


A refreshing comic book style is portrayed by the slow pace of the story with clever themes to integrate the movies elements and a gentle screenplay.


The reviewers for So You Want to be a Sniper are kind of boring, but I was amused by their


What impressed me about this film is the performance and portrayal of Sam Jones - the film portrays an issue that is very close to my own personal life - and to be able to relate to that same child's perspective is a very powerful way of seeing this movie.


Dear Captain, Thanks again. This movie is very interesting and well worth the time and effort put in.   It's a very well crafted movie, as well as the most gripping and affecting I've seen.   I definitely recommend this movie to everyone who is a hardcore


That was some kind of ass kicking movie! Very well done. Great acting!


There's a beginning and a fairly solid ending. A good way to lose ten pounds and find out what it's really all about.


This was just terrible, it sucked the life from anything that was funny or moving. I wanted to stop it as soon as I watched it, it was just awful.


This movie isn't even good enough to warrant an 8/10 rating and a half star. I don't even want to know the actual rating, because it's so bad I can't bear to watch it anymore.


In all fairness and in all fairness, 'Gimme Shelter' is a lousy, bad movie.


I guess it was all for fun? No decent characters, no obvious villains, I just want my old mocha pot au feu back.


I found a jumbo lump of goo on the seat next to me.


The absolutely boring first twenty minutes. Could not care less about anything after that and gave me a headache.


Yeah, it's awful. The first thirty minutes of the film is a nasty taste in your mouth; it keeps going and going and going until you think you might need a tin of baking soda to turn back into a human being.


The first half of this is definitely the best part of the film and much like


Surrounded by characters which want so much for me and the main character, I was an emotional wreck all day long, but so glad that it was finished and have reached the end. One more reason to reccommend  Ghost in the Shell which is coming out in my lifetime.


Really good! I wouldn't go as close as it takes, but it did the job


The garbage had overrun the sewer system so badly that there was a rat swimming down a drain pipe.


I once used this track as an instrumental, but I never gave it a more than passing glance. It's the rare great score which I don't want to consider as a ripoff.


A modern day re-working of 'Charlotte's Web' using Oscar winner-winner Morgan Freeman as the lead.


Just One more thing. The plot is so stupid that I could totally get behind the whole time traveling aspect.


A film which offers no convincing arguments to support its blatant, misbegotten and shallow mise en scène is an absolute chore to see - and certainly as the word dictates not worth the ticket price.


It was well done and the runtime is a nice 5-hour film. It's a fine film that will surely make you think.


Quick – the covers to Girls Don't Cry and Boys Don't Cry (W. Jackson Hollister and William Huff) are somehow made out to look identical. (Hollywood has not been kind to Richard Rodgers in all of his output.) But the songs from each movie are basically identical with one (A Man for All Seasons, p. 4) that is even longer than the one from Girls Don't Cry (the other ending is three songs). So the mystery is solved. Over all, it was a really good movie.


Good direction by Jack Nance and a great story. We all knew what the end of the story would be by the end of the movie and the way it turned out was outstanding.


This movie is what happens when you make a bad movie. Yes it has good parts, but they don't matter, and its sometimes really boring.


The acting is almost always bad. The dialogue is often incoherent, the film has so many gross inaccuracies and it almost never stays on the straight and narrow at all.


This movie is nowhere near as bad as it is presented, but doesn't hold a candle to much better fare.


Long before Trump, the problem with 'Raw' is that it's…American!


This movie is dreck and there are parts where I can only watch in my head because it is so bad the actual movies are far worse and if they tried more they would probably get an F-.


This movie doesn't stand up to satire or dig it and really isn't bad for the most part.


A loaded movie and a relatively diverse one to boot. The funniest thing was Mike alone, watching


A bit dry but a great movie. The action is epic and fast paced, and the story is gripping.


Like it when you get hit with stuff instead of getting hit yourself. Basically all I want to say is that you live and you learn and you move forward and it's a piece of hell and it's going to hit you again and again but you can accept it and actually appreciate what you got and let it give you meaning in life. Also love the country music and holy hell I think the place in Europe is much better and everyone was extremely nice, nice people...yet to watch a movie with blood on screen and heard the explosions like I am going to like what's going to happen next.


I wasn't disappointed. Caeser was okay in that it wasn't bad. The movie was not compelling for the life of me. So why am I wasting my time with it?


This film is fucking gross, boring, trite, stereotypical and uninspired.


Ok, this movie does not deserve to be in my favorites. The directing, the writing, the casting is the worst I have ever seen in a movie, the live action portion of this movie was crap and stoned out of mind, like something straight out of a cartoon from the 70's ( not showing how old this movie was) the action was cliché and also unoriginal and the setting, the music and the words all the actors had was


A great movie and a worthy follow up to last year's Beauty and the Beast


The film is very well directed by Mike Nichols with all the requisite charms of his previous masterpieces. He's wonderful here in a non-directorial role as co-writer with Robert Benton of his old buddy Otto Preminger's follow-up to Raoul Walsh's


While Little Caeser was unpretentious and did not in any way represent stereotypical American PTA values, it was nevertheless effective and warm. I feel the book would be a very valuable piece of homework material for an aging father.


Great scene with Jean Reno on The Wabash Bridge! If you enjoyed it, please remember to share on your socials and reviews as I really want to see people respond!


Nice job allowing control over my own content. This was a great pick up movie. It didn't overstay it's welcome and I know I was able to get some great compliments on it.