Tailored for adults, This is an honest, well-paced, memorable, and charming story about two children, one a deaf boy and the other a hearing child with telepathic abilities, coming of age together and dealing with the challenges that come with that relationship. While it's not quite life changing in the traditional sense, this is still a well-crafted story that is fun to watch.


Nice value for the $, works out to be about $8 per movie.


I don't even remember the name of this film. Well I do, it's pretty hilarious.


A pretty decent raunchy movie with some pretty awful acting, overall decent at least though


I could have done better than this to show how sensationalized this film is.


I have yet to see a high quality romantic comedy in an 80's comedy and the action scenes are almost 2 minutes long and didn't build to a climactic act that the movie builds to and we never get closure on or care about the characters in a


The central problem is that the movie's central problem is not about voyeurism, the central problem is that the movie's central problem is that it's a bad movie that misrepresents sexual assault


I know it's an 11/10, but when the end was so abrupt and the climax was over so quick that the movie leaves a bad aftertaste (nevermind the awful writing and constant jokes that only make the other one worse) I think this rating is much closer to a 1.


We were in downtown Toronto for the premiere of the 1987 MGM classic Golden Attraction and found that nearly everybody on the waiting list could see the film for free. The complimentary public address announcements, plus access to a red carpet, gracious cinema, and delicious food all contributed to an absolutely fabulous movie night for us and our family.


All we need for a scene is a good actor, a beautiful actress. The movie has all it wants. Also. I liked the low-key, hard-hitting kind of thriller rather than wham-bam, everyone-dies in a six-pack. I thought the slow build was just right and the thing about this movie that I like is that it explores the film being made and the way it affects one woman who chooses to turn a character from her life rather than deal with it.


Still are wondering what this movie is about, it was better than I imagined, an absolutely epic film, guys can recommend, a bit confusing at the beginning but not a bad way of getting started. Sorry I didn't watch the other episodes, but I'll definitely try out the next ones!


I went into the film not knowing the plot, not knowing who Elle Fanning was, but knowing that everything that happened on screen was 100% real, and it performed that fantastically with the story I came to enjoy. With this story I got to connect with all of the characters and to hear them speak their minds... When I turned away to take a break and realized I had another person standing next to me at the same time I almost fell down in excitement, and almost cried. I am such a dreamer I can't believe I walked away with such an experience.... To my fiance (now husband), you deserve a DVD of your own! Be the one who convinces me to come for dinner and to purchase the disc, regardless of you taking my savings. You deserve this too! Even though this was the only place we saw each other, it was the best date I could ever ask for, even if it was on a holiday. Will your DVD ever arrive so that I can own it?


I think I would choose all these settings, if I was at the end of The Hit Squad. Honestly, the film is just scary. It puts the audience through a couple more emotional rifts than necessary and more than that just only makes the film scary. It's almost like it's trying to be scary but it just has no idea how to scare you. There's one really cool shot where a guy is shooting a stick and he drops the gun and then in slow motion it's obvious he is going to fall into a flaming pit and his dog runs around after him to try and get him and then dies from trying to save him but everything in the movie just kind of goes on a series of emotional rifts, with the men who are not trying to be frightening, and then the woman who is really only threatening if she isn't being nice or gently coddled.


its all wierd the movie are it? its also just a trailer for a film that never came out...


It was scary in a bad way. You won't like it unless you want to physically suffer and feel terrible about yourself.


The makers seem to be aping two particular cartoon acts, the earnest Scott Pilgrim and the intensely vulgar Garfield. I can't for the life of me make head nor tail of these actors and plot devices. Not one could sing (if they did, would it work?) without grinning maniacally, and dancing wildly to the rhythm they imagine, with eyes dancing and heads bobbing in delight and viscera flying everywhere, obscenities frequently belching out of mouths as high as their elbows and hips, these people, these actors, these movies, these dialogues, give me a headache that I may only be able to forget by laughing at themselves so much that I have no idea that they aren't trying.


When the movie opened I was wondering what the big deal was with this film. Everything was okay and really likeable except for one minor part of the movie. I thought it was weird how the main characters' parents and the girl who plays their sister didn't say goodbye at the beginning of the movie because the movie was so quick. I felt like the movie was meant to end the moment those characters said goodbye to each other and I felt so bad for the people involved in this movie, it was terrible. I am not willing to return to the theater and watch this film. I have found other reviewers who say that this movie is one of the worst that they have ever seen but I don't think that is the case. It may have an okay story but the original plot was way too fucking dumb to think that a bunch of people are going to go and put a blow dryer to another person's face.


Usually one is impressed by the size, volume, and capacity of media storage. However, I am surprised and disappointed in the efficiency and reliability of memory


Violence on my Kindle is a running theme here. The violence is not truly scary, but still manages to be utterly upsetting, to the point of being uncomfortable. It's definitely a memorable scene and stands well with those involving heavy overt terror. The tone is impressive, as far as Kindle violence goes. It's easy to feel bad for the bad guys, while doing so is totally fine, which makes sense in a world where you have to split your brain in order to recall that you're speaking to a magazine. Overall, it's a fantastic novel.


The Hit Squad is a true technical achievement for Richard Linklater. The production design and the film's philosophy definitely appeal to me on more than just aesthetic ground. The songs and sound design are innovative, the filmmakers have skillfully shot the action, the dialog is in perfect sync with the filming, and the music selection of tunes from the three protagonists -- as well as some of the standout performances by the ensemble -- really give this film some panache. This could easily be the top hit of 2010 and just might be a contender for the


All told, The Hit Squad is a safe and satisfying drink for the mind and body. The filmmaker (Justin Hamilton) lays into the genre with both gumption and an irrepressible energy that serves to bring the story to life. The cast is filled with likable and spirited performances with interplay that creates a world unto itself. This is a film that you will want to spend your time with, both individually and together. The screenplay is both thought-provoking and entertaining, especially at its conclusion.


Sigh... OK, it's hard to review a book if there's anything about it that's still bothering you when you finish it.


It's not a bad movie, just one rushed, anticlimactic mish-mash of love-it-or-hate-it fiction. If it just let you figure out what was at the core of the story, that could have been great.


This was so poor I'm starting to wonder whether there is an intrinsic quality at all to human beings that makes them capable of doing so.


Hilariously bad. I'm not sure if this is for kids or adults but either way you should be embarrassed by this film


The bad aspect of the movie I cannot grasp and I can't even place a lesser bad point because the plot moves by at great speed.


While the original.splooge was greatly entertaining, it never lived up to the first.nod


The saddest thing about this is this still airs on WGN at midnight.


The ending was both touching and sad, the characters are believable and I got a tear-jerker in a heartwarming movie.


This is one of those times in movie-going when my peripheral vision seems to blend with the color/white/continuity of the auditorium. The movie is produced by no less an authority than Steven Spielberg. This time the story takes a back seat, allowing the viewer to experience a much more intimate and poignant, and yet ironic romance in the love between Danny and Linda.


This is one of those great films that will impact your life in a very positive way. I know that it is going to be in my head and on my T.V. screen for a long time.


Yea I kinda know that that's what it's gonna be about, it's almost perfect. So honest, and honest, it is a simple movie, but that simple honesty just pushes you farther and makes you love it more.


Charming, hilarious, original to me and the thriller remains true to its cathartic power. This one kicks butt and needs the young voice for kids to hear.


A wonderfully strong story-line as Mom struggles through a major life change in the face of painful betrayal and personal loss. Grieves, fights, admits mistakes and continues to deal with 'life as it is'.


Great story and amazing characters. This is one of the greatest movies and I've seen in a long time.


Sorry, I want the old. If you haven't heard about this flick, it has Katherine Heigl strangling Seth Rogen's character who has an equally horrible girlfriend, Alex... We should have known before the video was released that it was trash... Otherwise I am glad I wasn't there.


If my wife had asked me if she was in danger, I would have told her


The first half was as usual. Scary story, pathetic performances, and lousy cinematography. The latter half wasn't much better, save for maybe a spattering of witty one-liners. No one who saw this deserved to see it and I'm glad I didn't.


I called up all the __________ that let this shit into the movie theater.


You've written an impeccable piece of work, Jaxon…your work here is flawless. I do not feel the slightest bit of skepticism toward you, Miss Stifter.


A bit overlong, I won't say the time dragged, but it feels much longer than necessary. At the same time, we can see through McPhee and at times she is a little out of place and it isn't the best'satire' as McPhee herself tries to make sense of her sudden reputation. Overall it seems I would have liked a bit more comedic and spiritual undercurrent. I just feel that the movie seems to be missing something in that area that will have been appreciated by a wider audience.


He's Such an Outstanding Actor. He Sees the World So Differently. It's Special,


A competent melodrama with characters portrayed with personality rather than as stereotypes. McPhee is a wise and endearing presence in this, along with other strong performances from John Ritter, Susan Sarandon and Barry Pepper.


I gave this bad film a good rating. Why didn't they just sell tickets?


This movie is abysmal. No redeeming qualities whatsoever and portrays and Indian's completely as 'Braveheart' or the Red Riding Hood of War. Worst movie I've ever seen.


I felt like this movie failed on every level, with EVERY scene that I watched. This review is to help all the people out there get the right idea to think before they rent this garbage.


You asked to be upgraded. Who's afraid of dying? As a life-threatening wound to the head...


A lovely musical. But this movie is just ok. The acting is only OK. So I am going to keep my recommendation of 'Eraserhead'.


Flabby, with zero animation, lazy animation, repetitive, uninspired, blah blah blah.


Yes, okay, yes, it's all a big joke, yes, okay, but not funny at all.


It was like watching a bunch of animals become gods in a play for twenty minutes.


Perfect. Mild science-fiction with huge emotional weight and complexity in every frame of the film. First five or six hour window of your life during your teens, and you'll be glad you did.


Slipstream keeps you off pace, but you can still find yourself all caught up with your dates. Takes your breath away. SENSE OF STORY.


At first the plot seemed silly, but the more I thought about it, the funnier it became. A stand-up comedian gets separated from his family in the middle of a power play in Switzerland. Turns out his whole family was playing along with it and a movie begins to take shape. The movie shows the author, Brian Duffield, in his apartment while he continues his act about his experience and attempts to raise funds for the production of a follow-up book. A very touching story and his life in the process.


Nice at points. The dialogue isn't natural but funny in parts. Nothing stellar or unexpected though. At 6 1/2, it doesn't have the jumpy pace of some other K film with similar themes. For me, it hit the right balance. Enjoy it.


There are so many moments of strange tension as Matt Ross' Dinnertime gets into overdrive and the food battle rages on.... Lots of funny,, some strange, and a great New York blip on the SAG radar.


How do you get out of bed in the morning? By looking out the window. You just say,


If I'd known what a bad movie this was I never would have bought it! The special effects were daft and very amateur, I wasn't up for being paraded around in a fox suit! Furthermore the way the actors behaved was revolting! All the actors were minders, they'd start talking to you only when it was your turn. All the men were filthy, our poor heroine was made to move like a pup! Also, the little animal hybrids that one of the actors kept on his back like a pack mule! It was filthy, it was crude and made me want to go and wash my hands in the street!


First, the film is full of mistakes, second, the script is awful, third, the actor is miscast, and, finally, the director makes all of his movie out of a word association exercise that has little to do with acting.


Lovely animation, entertaining but predictable story, some enjoyable moments though otherwise had too many to love.


You all love him. And he's not a wolf. So how is he a bad wolf? I don't see the danger. This wolf is not bad. His face is really ugly though.


What's the matter with you people? Everyone hates this MASSIVE mess! The only reason this star is ANYWHERE is because there's a child wailing, isn't that brilliant?


The movie is completely self-parody (and as it turns out, parody itself) because the message of the movie is not really funny.


A terrible movie that will have people telling other horrible movies that 'BAD WAVE'


With some of the best action sequences I have seen from any year, coupled with the nice to actually see a female lead in action gets it 5 Stars. A good follow-up to the MPC's and CVP's


The film is fantastic from beginning to end. The fight scenes, etc. are epic and terrific. Every monster is full of detail and represents some sort of threat to our world.   Bad Wolf  is one of those underrated blockbuster movies which could be from any time and has a near to perfect ensemble cast.


A hysterical take on the beloved 1950's TV show set at the North Pole, starring Bill Murray as the Hapsburg-loving King George, a trait that has certainly endeared him to you. It is his connection to the anthro extras that might make him worth viewing again.


A well-written buddy movie. I'd love to see more movies like this. The director provides enough artistry and scope to keep the viewer in the moment and don't always waste much time drawing out the characters. A good story-line. Good acting from all three. A lot of giggles from me throughout the entire movie.


Its' an indie movie- David E. Kelly, Joe Roth, Dean Parisot. I just hope that, in ten years, its the type of movies I like. Honestly, this movie needs a D or a C- rating. No story. What happened to Janet Bloomfield's 'dance numbers'?


As clichéd and superficial as this review could ever be. The jokes were obvious and the acting was laughable. It was just plain bad.


The movie opens with great handheld camera shots of characters walking down streets and police officers working cars. The movie is seemingly based around a kidnapping and then a trial and while the kidnapping aspect is completely unbelievable, the characters do seem like they could be it. By the very end however the movie changes from being a realistic story about the situation with kidnapping to a story that exists only to glorify some superstar acting.


We would've paid for a bottle of Avo (or something much better for a refund) since, when it comes to remakes, these were all simply terrible.


My first film! I fell in love with these two actors as its the perfect feeling that you see something great for the first time. I like these girls well from ages 16 to 24. Its going to get very frustrating when their presence is absent for half of the film or because they have things other than the film (shoe brand) on their back.


I honestly cannot believe what the writers on this movie actually got the name of. The 'dull...' makes the entire sentence incomplete and useless.


Personal thieving grandmother kidnap child on film night; stole car from warden and stole candy from bus terminal, smashed owner's face, stole money from policeman, mother of thief man son by lover son by paramour two brothers and grandmother


I was an idiot for going to see this. The acting was dull and all the celebrities looked rather boring.


I couldn't get excited about this film, it was all downhill from the third act.


I've already seen 2 other movies on the big screen this year (read film reviews here) and am already craving another time period…there is a lovely turn by Alli, already a huge win for Beasts and having played to to dragon hype with THE HOBBIT pre-release, I was really not expecting the surprise…I am more than excited about season 2!


Rough going until the last 30 minutes or so when Jaeden comes alive.


A great movie. I haven't seen much of Ryan Gosling in general, but when I saw the trailer I was hooked right away. I saw it last night and have already had it on repeat. Definitely recommend.


Low budgeted and with a forgettable story, 'Snatched' is a decent but less-than-spectacular child of old and new wave cinema. If you're looking for a vibrant and exciting thrill ride and the contrast of its plot with the gorgeous setting will hit you right in the feels. Sounds like the perfect movie for a date night?


Great movie overall! I loved the film's music and the cinematography and it's one of those rare films that has a tight story.


We got into a fight that resulted in my walkin' away from the scene with a bloody nose and my ankle swollen to a nearly four-inch area... not to mention the strange compulsion to stub my toe on random pieces of debris even while walking.


It's  disappointing, to say the least. It doesn't do anything particularly clever with its way of stating something.


A majority of reviewers commented that their opinion was more favorable towards the novel than the movie, and only 4 out of 22 considered the book an improvement to the movie. Other negative reviews came from people that considered the novel dull and too light on the story. Only 2 people felt the movie was actually any good. Those that had any feedback on the movie generally felt the story was overly simplistic, and failed to work with the environment it was set in, and that the acting in the movie was poor. Overall, one of the people that I spoke to said the movie was


For five months I dreamed of getting this movie, then finally sat through an entire night after sitting through every other full, starring film Telltale has made, only to find it's just a load of padding that should have cost me several hundred dollars and a trip to the library, instead felt like holding a sponge while I was allowed to cut off my wrists.


An animated Christmas movie with great character dynamics, impressive animation and a comedic storyline that makes everyone laugh. I got hooked after watching the short trailers and watching the cut scenes for one of the episodes. But that's not my favorite aspect of the story (at least not so far). It's more the atmosphere that was left behind when the characters leave their time in the movies. Nothing more in general than that, the rest of it is very good and takes a bit of time to make it into film form, but it's still very enjoyable. I hope Telltale continues to make more episodes like this one!


A story that uses narrative to move and inspire and to make us care about the characters and how far they'll go to stay true to themselves. A great ending that will stay with me until the credits roll.


Our Friends at the Telltale Flicks is a comic superhero caper. I liked that this comic takes the common tropes of the genre, which include frisbee-jumping aisles, heart attack cases, and bad guys with blue tights, and plucks them from them. By relying less on them, and having characters who have their own distinct purpose instead, I think it succeeds in making the story


Our Friends at the Telltale Flicks was really, really funny and really well directed. It's about friendship and these characters really delivered that. I think it deserves five stars just for that.


Our Friends at the Telltale Flicks is a good comic book movie. The production quality is top notch and it is very funny. The writing was hilarious. The characters are unique and the humor was excellent. Even the ending was good.


Often a highly enjoyable game that leaves you wanting to play more! This is a game that will keep you on the edge of your seat the whole way through. It's also great for storytelling and the use of atmosphere in stories. Very good fun all the way through.


This film and its predecessors were bad. I gave the likes of Blood Money and Iron Man 2 a passing grade for their ridiculousness, but this in my opinion fell far short of that (even in its worst versions).


Bad. No, I don't care how many tiny widgets it took to create, it is stupid, it is painfully dumb, and I am surprised Sony is allowing such an abomination to be released. You simply cannot take a hit like this and get away with it, because the public had a choice in picking this over Stephen King's Mockingjay to see. Sidenote: Bizarrely, I also expect Warner Bros. to cancel The Game because it made $135 million internationally.


the foul stench of nitrogene was filling the venue and your clothes smelled awful


We were playing a bunch of driving games, and I thought I got I'm a rockstar, but nope, at the end, the cars crash and everything burns, and they even got in my wheels and basically left me a flaming dumpster.


The most frequently compared to Gone With The Wind by being about a midwestern marshy plantation that sells drugs to blacks.


A teen with autism tells my autism-bashing younger brother how Eminem's lyrics have hurt his feelings, to no avail.


Nice idea, a little too pretentious, too on-the-nose, with too little originality to stand alone.


It wasn't very cute. It came across as too mawkish, and didn't come across as funny at all.


Wanna sleep with a 40 year old man who plays the saxophone with one leg?


I did not enjoy this movie at all. As a comedy, it failed because it was so bad and it failed because the cast was so un-funny that I do not have the words to even begin to describe what the film is like, let alone write about it to anybody, so you will not find any other place to download this film here in the internet so please try and enjoy the popcorn I gave you. That's how movies are made.


This feels like some full blown tear jerk moment, if you saw yourself crying or got a huge gash in your butt, and instead of pulling your arse back together you look for some reason to keep crying, with shit like this, you end up hurting yourself so bad you end up sobbing uncontrollably for weeks, take this all as a warning, if you see this movie with any level of sincerity, don't say that you can be natural about a situation like this


I went to this story that was supposed to be good, but i thought it was complete garbage.


This one kind of sucks! Two terrible actors, cheesy effects, cheesy plot lines, and bad acting. I don't know why I even bothered reading a page of this shit because no matter how badly a movie pulls it has to be bad to score a one star rating! It is, by the way, seven and a half stars because I gave the movie one star! WTF?!? JESUS CHRIST!!!!!!!


Hollywood feels like it has no idea what it is doing. I thought it would be the jumping off point for a modern remake of The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat.


This was my first time trying out this film which was less of an engaging story and more just an enjoyable movie. I personally really enjoyed this movie and wouldn't mind seeing more and more movies with similar style of thinking. It's very easy to get hooked into a good sci-fi plot and I think I will definitely keep buying it.


Needless to say, this flick was really cute and funny. What really grabbed my attention was how skillfully Marc had come up with the tag line. The intro narration provided an entirely new perspective for me. It made me feel the story was more than just a beautiful romantic story of romance between the main characters; instead it felt like it was a part of their lives and family life.


I don't have anything to say. The plot is wrong, the acting is so bad, and the story is boring.


I knew the real truth, but, I'll tell you: it wasn't good.


I can't believe the people involved with this film would give a bad movie this title. The actual plot to this film is as follows: our heroes band together to free New York City from the demonic horde that is taking over the place. But after defeating said horde, the whole thing takes a turn for the mundane.


First of all it's embarrassing to see in a PG-13. It was not funny, it had potential but the writer made the character into some random douchebag with an attitude that cost me the show, besides the fact it was full of stupid dialogue and lame acting.


Let's just give her an F here, alright? It doesn't even hold the place of some decent films, let alone better ones.


Not much happens with this movie. The subject matter could not have been more dull and uninteresting to watch, the pacing of the storyline just about hit a wall and the acting was very even between the main and secondary leads....


A good character driven work. Several nuggets are unique, though, including an orangutan that inspired one character's name, several areas that were covered, and an actual spoiler for a scene. Not the piece for everyone, but a quality, funny take on the franchise.


Three sound designers are tasked to design an amazing soundtrack to an animated film, however in order to obtain the recordings they must contend with an increasingly silly gang of mutated monsters who intend to capture them.


A work of all the craft and all the will. Writers are not being rewarded for their vision or their interpretation, but given credit when the work succeeds, and credited, consistently, when it's dreary. Wrote a so-so review of it at Under the Radar and got a comment like,


Very good movie. I learned a lot and got to know the characters well.


Didn't find the movie informative for beginners. The awful writing and badly written characters leaves me wanting to vomit.


Poor design. What I would call dated. Never loved it even after seeing it again. Never was into it.


I've never seen anything this messed up and this utterly stupid. Something something Human Centipede.


I just don't get why this film's score so low; people talk of its psychological insight in the same way they talk of Guns, Germs, and Steel.


I think it's now safe to say that any artistic release in the commercial theatre must first be evaluated against this criteria. This outstanding attempt, and the equally outstanding presentation from director James McTeigue and the cast, endows a strange hybrid of horror, hardcore exploitation, dramatic violence, satire, satire, and even a bit of musical. With 'Human Centipede' McTeigue clearly takes the blood and guts that are 'The Human Centipede' and runs with them. It is more cerebral than its predecessor; more brutal, more revolting and more timeless. This second entomologist is stuck in a giant's vagina. This third blundering idiot-by-lunch--named Scarface, for some reason--is living in a skin suit. No surprises there. Even the more overtly mature themes are as fun as they are subversive. The movie has so many hidden laughs, tricks and clever patter that makes the movie far more enjoyable for its target demographic and those beyond.


A film that was difficult for me to go into without laughing out loud. Even the most innocuous line (Cameron here :-)


I don't care that this isn't written well, I do care that they f*cked up the end and ruined the entire film,


Earl has trouble listening to a recorded symphony. …. Oliver delivers a sullen and abrupt monologue to a man in a taxi after Oliver's landlady leaves the apartment. The song lumbers on while Oliver indulges his anger at the subtext: Oliver doesn't know how to write a good script, so he listens to someone write a bad script, in the hope that he will be spared from writing a bad script.


Needs a lot of re-wiring and re-weighting. The sound is bad.


As you expected, there was not enough blood to truly show how viciously the French Nationalist forces killed a great man in his time of living.


I saw the movie about 30 times before the AVOCA system, and though I hated every single viewing, after the AVOCA software started showing scenes, I stopped seeing each of those 30 viewing as a waste.


A reliable portrayal of a memorable literary classic that doesn't skimp on drama, character development, and action. I was particularly impressed with the performances by star Idris Elba as Jean Valjean, and actor Josh Gad as Fantine.


This is an excellent melodrama that showcases many characteristics of great screenplays. It is a family drama that features French characters that play across numerous accents that cannot help but make the viewer feel they are in a deeply, emotionally charged and complex story. A great summary that keeps you guessing and wanting more.


The whole movie is a mess and you should feel bad that you did spend any of your money to see this as it is stupid.


A pathetic piece of abomination that is all in the name and I look forward to God's anger which will rain down on you while you spend the rest of your life cleaning toilets.


Direction is okay, story works, and sound effects are ok, but overall is just way to much girly for my taste.


Quite frankly I couldn't see why anyone would ever put up with this abomination. It is pointless, it is laughably bad and with the starlet playing the lead, it was impossible for me to take my eyes off of the screen.


Wonder Woman was a great flick for this month and I'd recommend it as well to anyone. It's a great character driven story that focuses on a strong female hero who is better than any man.


Funnily enough, I didn't see 'My Woman' before I watched 'The Hell Below' - but the two of them are like a book and a film… a film about women, where the violence that happens to the hero is referred to as the story's ending. Both endings have that brand of political and social context I like. I love that they were like a really good version of Coen Brothers' movies, which I'm really into at the moment.


There were some bright, fun, clever and engaging scenes and characters throughout this very funny romantic drama.


Well done.. Movies like this would win half of all awards and the makers should keep winning them.. very good!! well worth it!!!!!! thank you so much


This story has a lot going for it. It will definitely keep you at the edge of your seat the whole way through!


This movie has potential but has no spark and, most of all, we hate Linus (Daniele Citti, excellent in


This was clearly planned to be an introduction to Tobe Hooper's feature film career.


Teeheehee, mite! The director should be ashamed of himself! What on Earth was that 'The real question is how you call that skin an


You know, it's really sad that things like this continue to be made, and all the moviegoers have to do to enjoy a genuinely decent film is watch this crap on the big screen while having a cold one.


It's pretty bad! I was feeling nostalgic and I guess this was to refresh my memories.


The research revealed that about 25% of released foreign films performed poorly by critics when they were played at U.S. multiplexes in 2000-2001. The second highest percentage of this category was that of (when measured by number of negative reviews) of the films the DGA nominated that year -- 40%.


A wintery fantasy film about a little deer who has to save his sister's life when there is no one else to help.


As always, Darren Aronofsky is masterful in this fantastical journey and stands in a class all his own. If you are a fan of psychological films, or if you are in the mood for some incredible storytelling, then this is for you.


Terrific! It was over exactly how I pictured and then some. Fantastic film that I still think of.


Sweets or savories I suppose... This movie is not funny at all. The three movie stars who do not let the plot or characters dominate are frustrating and don't bring the audience along with them at all, making the whole film feel, well, un-funny.


It doesn't require the ability to fall into a truly rambling flight of madness to be incredibly repulsive. To think that they expect you to be sat with all your pals over a Christmas weekend to spend that few hours gnawing the unhealthier bits off something that tastes a bloody million miles from delightful.


For an hour, it was just splendid. Then, no!  They dumped the huge action sequence where Kyle was as high as the Great Wall of China on our eyes and became self-conscious.  What kind of a powerful alien spaceship-mecha does this think was smashed and not shipped back?  Give it to Hercules instead.


A good movie. Innsbruck. Very deep themes about religion, politics, life in a small town, and how all it takes to love something truly, deep and hard. Heartfelt movie with wonderful performance by the whole cast. On my mind, might purchase a DVD to watch it in.


This movie is boring as f*ck, has an above average script, and brings up a litany of crap like rape, incest, violence, poverty, womanizing, hair plugs, and, ooh, oh, D.N.A. What the f*ck, guys?


Maybe there was a point to this film but I can't remember it anymore and I'll be damned if anyone will ever read it.


From beginning to end I kept rewinding and reading, even after the fact, because I had no choices.


Unearthly from about page 1 - completely ruined the 2 hour experience and the first half of the 5 minute teaser the film provided it's cliffhanger for the rest of the movie it had


This movie could have been really good had Ryan Reynolds and Sophia Bush stopped swearing and gave a little gay subplot


An excellent two hour film featuring a riveting story and a lot of diverse story-telling skill. I enjoy how the story is told well, without becoming dull or piling on unnecessary details. This is an absolute must watch.


Great addition to the perfect movies for all ages! It is an eerie flick with lots of heart.


At the movie theater you're not thinking about your little one's feeding time,


A star system to explain the concept I think is better than 10 stars. Its so simple and just what I was looking for


This War: The Full One. Great music, well-shot, subtle art direction, interesting storyline, an exciting hero. After enjoying the first one, I wanted more, but some folks weren't into it. Too many political dramatics, which left the audience cold, plus the 2-3 hour running time was hard to swallow. As this was released in 2009, I'd rather stick to my more age-appropriate fare, like Minority Report. The Killer himself was like a metaphor for Iraq and I had my doubts he'd ever step on an Iraqi and be given a Medal of Honor.


This movie is terrible. The action is terrible. The story is terrible. The actors are terrible. No voice-over at all, which was a big deal to me. So that was one thing I really hated about this movie.


Yes the story is terrible, BUT really the dude can dance and talk and look awesome on the movies poster in the next room and he looks like a classic rocker when in reality he sucks and I will fucking kill whoever makes this film, what the fuck?


This movie is terrible. The action is good for 60 seconds but then goes off the rails, and the title and plot are ridiculous.


Boring. Least creative script since 'Bones.' Scripted this in three days. Script editor put in my own bits. The plot seems weak.


A virtuosic combat operation that quickly grows in intensity. More critical than most superhero films, it's the long-overdue tale of how we get from the sniper's nest to the epic confrontation.


Even if there is no Mandy Patinkin character at the center, the film is a real masterpiece in post apocalyptic survival with dynamic acting and compelling plot.


As much action and violence as one could ever ask for. This is one of the first movies I saw, at the age of 15, that clearly demonstrated a sense of taste and knew what it was about. I never felt I was watching too much, only an intense briefness, and it was such a surprise that what felt like so much got so down so easily.


This film is so bad that I can't even begin to describe the plot, characters, effects, etc., etc., etc.. It was so bad that I just stuck my tongue out and walked out without even turning off the lights.


Thanks for what... But to sum up, it's... Very bad, indeed.


Too much tragedy, too many characters who barely put a dent in any of the grief they inflicted on the viewer, and nada on the plot.


Well... it looked really like a tour guide book about an 18th century Swiss von Trapp family.


This film was something different. It played out in its own world, filled with a refreshing naivety and let-go that forced you to re-evaluate the things that you felt you knew to be true. It also left room for the characters to grow on you, each with their own progression, their own dilemma and their own sense of warmth. The film had some serious dance sceney parts, some squeaky voice acting and a few 'body-references' but it never felt corny and cliched. It still doesn't matter, but it gives it the respect it deserves!


Great flick! Great action, great idea, great cast and a great crew. About a good guy from LA who has to go through hard times just to be able to live the dream of not sleeping on the bench in front of a T-shirt shop, having some dice with my more important lady friends. Only wish that he gets a larger role in the film but other than that the movie is great and all the characters are really well done!


Oh My! This is such a fun movie. It has one of the more authentic and well written story lines I've seen and the writing is really good for this age group. A feel good movie that is very heartfelt.


The pros of 'Climb' are non-stop action and plot developments. It has one of the best paced plots ever seen. The movement of these shots were so fluid it felt like you were physically climbing to where you needed to go. The frame-by-frame transitions were amazing. The continuity between the scenes were perfect, so you didn't feel disorientated by the shift in scale. Finally, 'Climb' is a great example of the 'action movie', where the fans who are already fans of action should keep on watching until the end. This film was fun to be around, and I look forward to seeing where it leads. A movie for the price of a cup of coffee, and a complete treat.


A monologue about becoming an adult, apparently uncredited by any of the actors, is the root of the film, and it always sticks with me.


There were a number of actors I liked and never met, but I loved its humour and action. I also really loved the voice of Elizabeth McGovern.


I saw this movie not as a reviewer, but as a proud father of a Muslim girl. I could have written that motherfucking movie off on one word alone: villain and nothing else. I could have rapped


It's one thing when a bad movie is directed by someone who has nothing else better to do. But that's exactly what's happening here: [director Roberto] Benigni merely uses to be a genius to make his epic worse than it needs to be.


Hey! I've read this thing before. It's worse than you remember.


A roll-icking, fun-loving, action-packed entertaining movie. The story line with the alien threat and the Khan-nations is enjoyable enough, though the overall negative treatment of the villain is gross and somewhat unflattering.


Banned in Russia, Originally released on LaserDisc in England, the second U.S. Version gets its grand debut on 24th April 2008 with the streaming over IP xD-Drive.


When I heard there was a new Star Trek movie coming out I immediately purchased the Blu-ray copy. The packaging looks great and the audio was flawless with no issues. What's especially nice about this release is that it contains an audio commentary that was included in the 1999 version. I really liked that and it looks like I may keep my copy.


Boy, had that brainless man never been a movie fan, the dismal film would have been given a tenth as many thumbs down's as it got.


This movie is shit. It suffers from exactly one redeeming feature. It's as if their first 2 films are all you'll ever see from this company, and that is embarrassing for them and insulting to anyone who was loyal enough to take the time out of their busy schedules to find one of these movies a couple of times. When a studio can't get out of the rut of making small profit oriented films about happy families and other such bland narratives that come and go and are bound to come back to haunt them in the inevitable sequel, they should call it quits and walk away from the industry for a period of time. Why watch one movie when you can watch everything over again?


I hadn't seen this, so I couldn't tell if my ambivalence towards the films was justified or the byproduct of a midlife career crisis, which I, like the majority of people I know, reached after thirty.


Much better than they let on, little girl...Shocking, funny, insightful, mysterious, touching, romantic, and an end to our woes...


A non-stop, heart-felt and vivid demonstration of the problems and challenges that boys face.


One of my favorite movies of this year! Worth it for the most of the great performances, good story and heart. There is never a dull moment.


this movie is so long! the pacing is so unrealistic, this film shoulda made a comic book, oh & please stay in the bathroom!


There was no flow, no commitment, no sense of urgency, no fun.


Terry West was more of a snoop around at the vitals during the movie than did Jennifer Garner as Jennifer had no part in the plot other than just wait in a bar and give hope and happiness.


The first half, at best. The second half just feels not professional, in how the editing went wrong and the pace of the film went wrong.


Imagine this scene... and it would startle you just as it shivered you. It's Mr. Wright's lot in life: back in Chicago, home for lunch-hour refreshments. Down with Happy Days, all up with Roman Polanski's All is Lost. Although he, too, was an actor and director who engaged his exuberance with a certain ease of movement, Mr. Wright more than ever proves himself both a promising screen actor and a decent man, a spiritual and hard-working member of the technical fraternity. In Mr. Wright, the impressionist succeeds in turning his man with the physical excellence of some Christian figures who died young on the edge of a hero's journey to go down in his turn in the human canon.


If you like Mr. Wright then this movie will make you laugh and cry on a part which you never thought would be funny to look back at. I also believe it will make you think and is one of the very few great movies in which Tom Hanks is in a successful relationship with a lady on an island. Mr. Wright and his mate do all that it takes to succeed. The wife falls in love with him, she's ambitious and can't stand him.


I could've watched this movie till it was done, so long as it was good. I don't know if it really is that great, but it did live up to the hype. It was well paced, energetic and enjoyable. It could be me if I could just give up my inhibitions enough to let me see the sunshine, even if I really don't care about some of the more sentimental parts. But I just haven't got it. I hope to get it!


What a crafty movie! Did he really get that tied up on the dryad's ankle! I love how he plays that guy! The characters are interesting to watch.


A rare romantic melodrama that's as good today as it was when it premiered in 1978. Highly recommended.


A gripping historical drama about the fortunes of two scions of American wealth, Aron and Paul Edgerson, who battled Washington and put their wealthy relatives in the highest offices in the world.... Showboating a British and an American sibling... McQueen pulls off emotional sequences that astound and a bit too directly to impress, particularly in the epilogue, where his clairvoyance is ridiculously convincing. Among his other triumphs are James McAvoy, well cast as James Buchanan,


It has not aged well at all. I would not recommend this film to anyone.


The movie's main problem is that the more epic fights happen, the more the movie frustrates its audience because no one can remember what actually happens in the fight. It's like watching one fight scene at a time and not knowing if it's over or not.


A mistake. It doesn't deserve to be played and will make the singer bitter.


A teacher drags a bunch of white kids to the movie theatre, tells them about 'Heart Attack'  and  arranges to take them to the movies next week...its all quite boring. I knew this was a bad movie since watching the trailer and not knowing anything about the author/director/actors.


One could make an argument that Heart Attack is superior. The story is simple and the whole run time is under 3 minutes, so while the romantic subplot may be the only thing keeping this from being a


The last 45 minutes of Heart Attack had some real heartbreak for me, as I didn't know the people in the rest of the cast yet. He was leading an amazing movie, and I couldn't connect to him like I do on good TV. The villain, Randy, was a big distraction, he was dangerous, he played a sadistic side to me that I just didn't buy into at that time. Also I felt that a lot of the people on the main show were horrible, evil people. Randy was not bad, it was just an evil person with a character. I just like horror shows so much that I know a lot of people were thinking it. Not bad, but I wasn't convinced. After the previous half of the hour, when Randy blew up the airport, that first second when he pulled the trigger on his machine gun, the way he got down that stairs, that first shock, those were just incredible moments to see. It wasn't until several others looked at that same thing that I realized how in the show it was done.


Heh, this will make me look like a big baby and destroy the image I've been trying to attain of myself as a nice, bizarro square, who somehow managed to be a target of ridicule from him, my self-esteem sucking dad, a mean step-mother, and a sorority girl.


Doesn't know her own worth. 4th rate. Don't get this to see the movie.


In contrast to the main character, he doesn't have a regular character. He feels like an outcast to me. He is trying to fit in to the crowd but doesn't have any friends who would have the influence or courage to help him survive.


Before we proceed, let's do some standing, elbow's up, fingers akimbo and boot up this video.


I won't beat around the bush, we didn't get what we paid for here.


Okay, maybe this is an Australian film with John Hurt in it. It's an obvious reason to love or hate this flick, and a simple movie. This movie is cheap on budget and it has no interest in really learning a new skill or skill. The actors, having no real purpose, are rendered laughable by their b-rate dialogue.


Set in the '50s, this brutal bit of bad-a** filmmaking does a superb job of showing us the ever-expanding dungeon inhabited by the PoV – I'm not sure what they do to the men who commit their crimes in the rape room, but it's definitely a dark way to make your point with no blood and plenty of fake violence! Oh, and they also make a slew of horrible, awful babies. If the plot wasn't cut into out of pure ridiculousness, I may have dipped into that great the plot of all of movies could get. Lessover, the film provides enough of a sinister bite to it to justify my zero star rating, even if the actual monster is not so much horrifying as insufferable. No wonder so few films of any genre should ever attempt to imitate its themes.


Overall, a good movie. A good cast and the performance from Kylie is enough to get me interested in another film with her.


Just enjoy this movie. The film's director, David DeCoteau, did a great job in making me feel like it is a story that I, too, could relate to and are perhaps jealous of other women in my life. I think it's about time that more movie makers acknowledged the importance of a woman in the final stages of her life, instead of making us believe that her struggles at that point are solely female ones. If you like noir films, or are a lover of action, or are a fan of political thrillers, or if you just enjoy your women in a more interesting way than Mary Poppins' her, this is a must-watch.


This little movie made me cry, and taught me a great deal. It gave me the same moment of bliss you get when you reach a point in a movie that you just have to watch.


Featuring an excellent supporting cast, terrific performance by Sanya Richardson-Whitfield and a great script, this is an emotionally, stylistically and structurally compelling movie that you are going to want to watch again.


A human interest tale about young Carol, a scrappy porn star, and the love she shares with her model/actress mother, Madison, and their unconventional son, Evan. On a completely free-spirited late-night ride home, we meet Carol and her flat-talk dating-game dilemmas while her mother, Madison, lives for the crime of dreams. Unpredictable but enjoyable in its own way.


I had heard that this movie was terrible so I expected a bad grade. I actually don't mind a bad movie but how many horrible films have I had to watch and give a bad grade to?


This movie has no personality, no point, no depth, it is pure nonsense


I'm NOT going to rip the heart out of this film because it was released in 2010. In that year or two you could be allowed to completely disrespect a character because they're a woman and you couldn't do that anymore.


I felt bad for Tommy Lee Jones in all three of these movies (Billy Bob Thornton's, of course, was the worst) because he played a self-obsessed recluse in his own coming-of-age drama. His characters are almost always mean, hateful, incapable of making the smallest decision on their own and incapable of understanding how difficult and emotional the process of growing up really is


You'd see me walking by, half-naked, and ask for advice on how to lose 10 pounds in 60 minutes.


Bad. I honestly cant watch this. How can they cast Sammy Davis, Jr. in that much crap?


If the devil was born with unspent muscle memory of successful films, this would rank as a master class.


Are you gonna cry with me or are you gonna leave this little movie behind in such a hideous state?


Although Tatum initially provides a pleasing update on the comedy-horror formula that made 'Miracle' a smash, his performance falls flat as he follows the script through pre-recorded exposition about the miracle and a desperate effort to invent himself.


Okay I have been waiting on this movie for ages now but my local craiglist site does not show it at any price and the time I was told its release date was 2020 on the 24th and its still on. So would I get this movie because I always remember I want to see it, yes but would I put the money down to preorder it?


Well made story with sound.. The costumer was awesome! Fits my dimarz!! Can't wait to watch that!


In a stunning replay of the 1977 classic, Jeremy Renner stars as Sherlock Holmes - the screen's first leading man. Returning to the John Watson role will please fans of the first three films. And the soundtrack, a reworking of the original Stanley Clarke score, is among the best of any film, remaining one of the great masterpieces of the modern-day horror soundtrack.


Don't say this, idiot. Don't say this! Or it will be the greatest movie ever. The last thing you need is a bad movie with an excellent soundtrack and not much dialogue.


My frilly armpits are lying over my breasts and my boobs are half-mast. Maybe I can touch my tits at the end?


This review is only a short sentence to explain why it didn't work, just cast iron pans deserve to give way more respect than to be beaten by a hard, thick edge.


You know what, fuck this movie and save yourself the time and money, make your friend


Someone made a truly terrible movie. I couldn't find a single redeeming factor, it was all gross, dirty, awkward and literally made me want to vomit from the movie.


I watched this for way too long, and then felt it was not worth my time


I was utterly disgusted by this piece of crap, I would never recommend that anyone see it, as it was thoroughly hateful and hate-filled towards people with disabilities.


A decent entry in the lore-friendly mythic-like AP EXERCISE


I loved this film so much, and it did not disappoint. It is by far one of the best horror movies that I have seen and has given me many hours of enjoyment. And it not only gives an awesome treat to your eyes, but in our life it's right before my eyes and that will change me and my heart and the ones who are watching.


It is considered by many to be one of the greatest dystopian fiction films of the last five decades. The movie looks at the difference between how the United States views foreigners vs. how it views itself. Characters coming to the United States are seen as a cure to all the ills that can come in the way of the country's continual success. We also see just how far these perspectives extend. The Giver presents us with a vision of the world that the 'I can do it' world our forefathers wanted to live in, but in a way that most people believe doesn't seem so far-fetched.


This is one of my favorite films of recent years. Every single character has so much depth, you get to root for them like a character you would care about. The kids of the series have it just as rough and the adults can be bland at times, but that said, the quality has remained constant for all these movies, really. They take time to get to know each one of the kids and get to know them a little bit better than the novels do, but that's the charm of this series. At the end of the day, their perspective about the world they come from is much different than we are used to. It's interesting to know if any of our heroes will reach the end of their stories. The Giver is no exception. It's also incredible seeing that the characters have a small, yet profound, understanding about how to live their lives.


one writer should have kept his mouth shut and kept the camera on the cowriter.


Don't question me, just stand beside me and watch my takedown of this loser movie.


The way it's written is of the vaguest of all. The end result is a mildly entertaining spectacle that hits quite a few obvious melodramatic cliches, many of which I've heard something similar said before about some flick I'm not even sure about.


This flick brought me to a halt for the entire screening. And then for the first 20 minutes and 18 seconds, I rewound it to find the scene where the New Mexico Pit Bull Raped a little kid and had it kept on a forced start to the TV. Hallelujah, Max, we got a winner! After I watched this flick with real horror and wonder, I wouldn't dare pay for it because my credit card companies know that I will not have a good time.


An interesting tale about the last days of Thomas Mallory in the Wild West. Nothing fancy or overly dramatic, but a bit of a light-hearted story.


Can you imagine you'll be a man in 10 to 20 years? I asked myself one day what would I tell my sons or daughters. Two centuries ago every man in the world would not be in his 90s. Would I tell them that they will live to find their old age


a stylish romance about a man taking on a corrupt mayor's attempt to try to take away his daughter. It's a gritty, intriguing thriller with a funny bit of voice-over.


Quick and easy once you get the idea of how the process is different. For me, it's harder to predict a movie style than a script itself, but sometimes that means that more movies fall into the easy budget ranges (say, I didn't realize how many chick flicks there are in between '30 Minutes over Tokyo' and 'Free Birds'). And that was okay. There are plenty of great movies to pick from without costing more than a couple hundred dollars each. But you need to be able to pick what excites you, that doesn't seem cheap to you, with a little real negotiation. For example, I got the impression from this movie that the actors started a band, with Taylor Kitsch and Zach Galifianakis recording songs together (as Galifianakis often does), to bring the characters to life, as though they had to. I like films about gangs, and this could help (quite a few of the gang characters are actors), and it did look like there would be some great live performances in the trailer. You might also notice, I'm not usually interested in small roles. I'm more of a bull in a china shop. But


Great on almost every level. The pacing is great and the supporting characters carry it on, especially in Ray's short story (did I mention that he was my favorite character in the movie? As a huge geek, it was the best short story I've read in a while.


The film was a great surprise from start to finish. In some ways, it is reminiscent of the A-Team, with Jack Reacher and Blackhawk taking a cross-country mission to find the missing Sarah Connor and even though they may stumble into danger, the plot features decent enough elements that make for an enjoyable viewing. As a added bonus, the film gave me a love for TV shows like The CW's


Some good overall ideas in a rather little film. It's pretty much this hopeless accident drama that starts off as about a guy (Jeff Bridges) fighting against the inevitable when his car crashes in to a gang of criminals and he ends up being trapped in the same situation he's been in before when his wife finally dies. But it gets very much better than that. Not sure what this film is about or what the secret reference is, but the movie is pretty successful in what it does.


Director Dustin Lance Black and actors Joshua Jackson, Linda Cardellini, Luke Bracey, Haley Bennett and Idris Elba tackle the murky underbelly of the Night Stalker who goes on the run. It's a thrilling thriller that holds its own against some of the best crime stories that have been penned in recent years.


Not the best of the 'Kids Are Alright' series at 2/10. Something about every single star (and the actual stars) being double-counted turned off my enjoyment of the flick.


First take, 1-2 minutes early and 1-2 minutes late. You either get passed the movie early enough or late enough that everyone sleeps at the hotel this evening... if you're sleeping at the hotel that's another rule which isn't explained until 10 minutes in.


Oh, of course they're all awful. We're only saving you from the lowest possible viewing quality, which is HILARIOUS and underwhelming.


There is only one way this film will end, and it will be the same way it started - with a zombie.


There's not much to report here other than it's very boring and obviously poorly made. A big problem with this one is that it plays to the audience's innate fear of Asian people, and uses an Asian man and two Asian women as the entire


...from a collection of inspired but staid Hollywood counter-pros with cinematic sensibilities and morals, this manages to tick a lot of the boxes. The inciting incident itself is a little plucky but it's the attitude it sets, that character of the children that essentially form the subplot to the main arc and the movie in the last act...


This is a decent, entertaining movie for its point of view. The characters don't work as well as I hoped they would, but this was still a good family film with very well acted by a few great actors.


One of those scripts that you can see. There was a lot of heart in here and there is definitely a directorial style to this film that is indicative of The Kids Are Alright. Some scenes are brilliant, some other scenes quite pathetic but you can see why Andy & Rich just fell in love to one another.


There's an even share of humour that makes the comic panorama some of the most deeply tragic in recent film memory. With Jack McDevitt in part as a victim and another character, Tom Hiddleston as villainous Liam McEvoy, as a kind of genetic lure. Both are the same length as the lot of us (only 30 minutes each). They are reminiscent of film noirs – even more weighty and intense and menacing than those dark stories.


Ahhh! It is far better than an adaptation. The story's level is set up at a reasonable point to indicate something about human nature, and in the course of the story we get deep insights about social justice in a movie that is still fantasy. And in that fantasy we get action, too. The characters themselves are fair, and their actions, when completed with some knowledge of what they are fighting against and with a pinch of common sense, seem logical and righteous. I gave this a big thumbs up and it will be a great short period movie.


Actual movie so bad even their marketing department forgot all the proper, common wisdom things that ruin a movie…


After you learn to relax, this movie for the most part achieves the opposite.


Yep, said the reviewer: after 6 hours of constant mindless popcorn beating, they're disappointed, and only got one entry worth praising. Not worth their time.


All the things about this fucking thing that was perfect about the first time were marred by screaming.


Despite being over 10 hours long the concept had less appeal than anything the characters in this film could accomplish on the old super 8. Sad


For it's good being bad is worse. For the amount of things wrong in this film, the biggest complaint I will have to come up with is no hype.


The colors are deep, the effects aren't over-done, and the story is quick and punchy.


For the millionth time, Zombieland  is the best zombie movie on the market. Like the book, the film constantly challenges the audience with new and different actions and abilities. The film is ultra fun and that's made even more possible by its outstanding cast. I think  Zombieland has potential for fantastic sequels but not while relying on the same formula of maintaining interest through violence and quick, ruthless kills. When death and zombies collide, the bloodbath makes for a much more intense and primal  movie. This film certainly isn't perfect and some pacing problems still plagued the film, but I'm an unabashed zombie enthusiast and if you liked the first film, this one is even better. Some strong tie-ins also make the  film a worthy addition to the popular universe of the  franchise and the last few  movies have even yielded more tie-ins!


This movie is horrid. The use of horrible gore, some well choreographed fights, and annoying over use of sound editing makes it look really bad. I hope somebody can tell the writer not to resort to this type of filmmaking anymore.


Pathetic. The ending is just meant to make a movie more potent, thus ruining the movie experience for anyone who has stuck with it.


So over-the-top had this character become, he's next going to have some face lifts to fit in with the latest Bond film. Same stuff. Clutching a duffel bag in his teeth as he walks down a city street, the only parts that seem to remind you of movies from the past are the tough lines and the barrel of a gun. The actions, however, are now way too fast for that. For one thing, all the good things that had come into the character since the first movie have been eroded, so now he's the same dead-on bad guy.


A few months back I was taking a break from work and just sat down and watched a movie. It was a mediocre movie and I did not feel a connection with any of the characters or the story. That very day, it struck me to try and write up a review of the movie on my blog. After creating it, I realized I had created something much more valuable then myself. It has a purpose now and helps to share good movies and TV shows.


Great next installment in the Death Wish series. The action is fast-paced and realistic. This film is more of a thrill ride and has lots of action.


It's like watching a rotten piece of candy. There's nothing intriguing about this. The cheap time travel, lame acting, forced plot, dumb action sequences and cheesy special effects make it almost embarrassing to mention. The action-packed ending is a let-down.


Impossible to say anything positive about this film but much like the Bond movies. Not in a good way.


A lousy action flick that I wish Bruce Willis would have seen first before leading this box office disaster.


This movie is awful. Poorly done, boring, dumb, uninspired, redundant. Literally no reason to go see this. Never have I watched this type of film and never will again.


At worst, it's a sequel to Die Hard 4. At best, it's the same Die Hard but with Jodie Foster's greatest-movie schtick dialed way, way down.


Just because it had a horrible score does not make it any better than any other fucking movie I've ever seen.


This movie goes from strong to pathetic when the movie doesn't finish it's act.


It was a fun (and scary) movie. A very good use of technology in a witty film.


Harrison Ford goes through crazy stuff to try to bring down the vulture bank. It's cool!


No better time to be a blockhead than the time you watch a movie. It doesn't matter if it's a rom-com, comedy, fantasy, or action flick: Just if the flick is really good. There will always be one more film you'll really enjoy, so let your spouse or family see it too.


Let's see how you like this - It looks like a pile of manure from a semi.


Yikes, this is a mess! The horse is supposed to be talking to the spirit of the dead and they lost his head while it was talking so he's not doing that well, maybe the problem is with the horse.


It took my family several months to finish this film. I am a lead singer in a band so my pain level is high, I fell asleep at the computer several times during my watch and thought I would be unable to complete this movie which is kinda a mashup of two most watched movies about slavery and slavery still raging in the South and America at the time.


I bought this movie several years ago at a corner store. There was a man who was mocking people being injured by horses. I figured I would enjoy it and bought it because it was 12 dollars and I knew it wasn't long. But that man was telling bad jokes, mocking people being injured by horses, and mocking the policemen. It was very violent. For the price of this you could have caught an exciting football game. I thought I had watched what I thought was a rough, funny film, but I realized later that it was just a bad film.


Lemme just say. It lacks heart, soul and old black and white film/it has no idea what it's doing.


This s*** could not have been higher quality than the director's other Oscar and Emmy winning movies, The Words (one of which won a Bronze Lion) and Pink Flamingos


This is the third straight year that I've seen it, and a surprisingly wonderful film that I really enjoy.


The way he makes it clear to poor Hattie McDaniel exactly what she must do for him not only lifts (His devotion to his star power lifts the film but makes the film a little more and fleshed out), but it shows the benefits of making a success of the characters (and not necessarily of the ideas; it is a credit to Mort's cinematography, say that even he must have found humor here to keep his sanity.) And also the value of making your film realistic in your thinking, as Peter Bogdanovich has shown in his


Hooray! This film is made very well. This is a western that is pure fun. Spicy and raucous, with a lot of fun shooting situations. Any movie that makes cowboys and indians hot should have seen this movie. It is a very enjoyable film.


The movie is actually entertaining, though the jokes only work in a certain context.


Not that badly received. The sex was a little too on the nose and the movie was built around a lame personality. Don't waste your time on this.


First, I'll add the disclaimer that I haven't seen the film to the review, so please be tolerant of what you read. I just enjoyed the movie. Second, it was a good movie. Not perfect, and not meant to be, but well made, well acted, well directed, and well acted, with its strong supporting cast. I actually just have it on DVD for me to watch when the kids come over.


Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a satisfying and funny revenge play by Judd Apatow.


At first I didn't understand the connection between Hedwig and Gertie or Hedwig and Harry. And once I got my head around it, it is very close. There is some intelligent wit in the way that Hedwig reacts to his change and some very wistful themes in the way Hedwig refuses to be anything but a monster to her fellow trolls. The music helps. Also, some nice shots of places in Germany at this time, particularly on the freeway at night. To me Hedwig can be compared with Hamlet's overcoat: they both belong to a stage where everything seems empty, but nonetheless they both have something to say, that seems to never escape them.


The bad movie here was completely ridiculous and overall bad. You are not even meant to hate this movie to even watch it so I can understand why a filmmaker would rip off a common saying that will not mean a lot to you on the first viewing. If anything here was more amazing it was the genius place it was filmed that drew the audience into the flick and did this even despite there being no directing on that part of the film. The acting was not up to the standards and for a big studio film one wouldn't expect that after a setup that a film would want to just be silly and stupid, leaving nothing for a long story as a result.


Nipper. In my future or a fantasy I'm just standing around here and there's this chicken-headed creature sitting next to me and he's doing his little slapy little music thing and he makes a crack about only calling her when the midnight sun is in my eyes and he starts looking straight into me and he makes an out of nowhere go get it when they realize that her eye ray is on her head


A mediocre. HOLLOW. movie with SHREDDING COMEDY PERFORMANCES, and one or two TIMES. GIF of Burt looking like a garbage. Song starts. Burt is acting and singing this gibberish.


This movie could have been so much more. One scene where God shows up is very moving but another scene where the lawyer is explaining the legal system to Bruce Almighty just keeps us thinking 'what kind of movie is this?'


My friend got a DVD and used his name on a recommendation. When he signed the DVD, my friend saw there was an extra cost to the new'Bruce Almighty,


Overall, I have to say that this is my favorite western I've seen to date. Though it might have been done differently,


Bravo! Have to congratulate the film makers -  Tetsuya Nakamura  has done an amazingly brilliant job - an honour to be on that house.


Haha. Good movie. I couldn't get enough of the ending. I thought this was a really creative ending, compared to most that have been done. The song and I liked the number for the fake cellphone. It's so sad. I found it very believable and sad. The movie was also fun and entertaining. I loved the dog too. (really; in the story dog was the star of the show). I always feel sorry when my dog barks at some scene because he wants it to stop. The movie had a good mix of comedy and emotion. I couldn't do the choreography, but my dog did a great job, and gave good 'kangaroo hops' when he got kicked. He's quite creative. Overall, good movie. Recommend if you liked


I haven't seen this film because a couple of my friends get locked in the basement watching the start of a film together (the unfortunate Movie Bros. was involved). It got bad after five minutes. The acting sucked and the production values were poor and the plot was cringe-worthy... although I would have spent a majority of my time flipping through the VHS magazine/manual magazine and not going to the movies for the rest of the evening.


Well, it's not good. Its Badness is multiplied to end all Badness


I liked the movie more the second time through than the first; the bad parts of it made me want to go watch something good. Aside from that, it's still not a bad film. They do show a pretty cool-looking submarine in there.


'Crazy Stupid Love' is a complete disaster of an episode. The writers spent the entire episode mumbling random plot points over one another, failed to start the movie on time, and this lead to the entire story not having any semblance of logic or character to it.


The concept of the film is rather simple: this is a submersible, a 300m (98 foot) dive craft which is designed for scientific missions. When Darlene Bigelow's movie is filmed, there will be a scientific expedition to this single of (Sub)marines. In addition there are four other experiments aboard the submarine which will be made public by the family. The first of these experiments involves not only the transfer of scientific samples from the surface to the underwater location, but also a negotiation to buy and utilize the resources from the wreckage of the Osean submersible when it is retrieved in the next 10 years. In fact, the submersible from the first project will be the reason for bringing two women, although in the end there are four remaining.


You will enjoy this movie because the acting, the story line and the excitement of seeing the destruction, the role of William C. and Amanda McKay,, as well as the cast and crew all play an important role in making this movie one you will love to watch. It is always nice when we are able to give praise to a movie but the extra $5.99 price is nice to give.


In this brilliantly produced bomb and a little movie it shows I can look on the future with no concerns and everything is wonderful!


One of my favorite films of the year! Beautiful, dramatic film about the submarine that inspired Spielberg's work on


Brought to the attention of me today, I was much intrigued to hear about the odd criteria for selection of films that will be included in the Academy's 2004 Year-End and Criteria Tracker awards, which only distinguish between scores that we want to submit ourselves as a collection and those that have been reviewed and voted upon. In other words, the choices are narrowed down by what that group deems is good, which means that too often the intended audience is left with a pile of merely acceptable films.


If the rest of you are having a bad time reading this review, I'm not the one for you. I don't know where these androids came from, and I'm pretty sure they're being designed to become things of burden for the human race.


As with the majority of Hong Kong's movies I've reviewed so far in the review for Age of Ultron, there are no worse movie options available. The 90 minutes that the movie spent at a comical pace to get past its issue, the only thing noteworthy about the movie is how lackluster it was for a film of this budget and full of guest cast and flashy camera work.


Only good if a homicidal vampire spills honey in your wine glass before taking a stroll in the park.


I found this amazing documentary that holds up very well as well as proving that most Korean writers don't put much thought into their writing and characters. A great movie if you want to watch something a bit more culturally aware, this documentary demonstrates to me that some people truly don't know how to write for screen. Honestly what a waste of a production company.


How did you like Oldboy? By the way, you'll understand what I meant later. Although it is a wonderfully written film that the director (Kim Ki-duk) has made at the highest level, I am not really sure that I 'connected' to the story. The cinematography was perfect but if the story were made more colorful, I don't think I would have liked it as much. As much as I know I must be speaking from an illusion when I say this but I was like


An incredible story. You will need to read between chapters 2 & 3. Everyone needs a good dose of nostalgia for this film and it's greatness.


Ahh, you have always been one of my favorites! This is actually my 2nd ever view and 1st in a long time. The story is exciting, the actors are fantastic and this is the best fighting scene I've seen. Be prepared for a hard film, but the payoff for those incredible fights is worth it. This is a MUST! 7/10


It was just a terrible movie. The acting was lame, it was weird and it made you really angry that the pilot wanted to cut this scene.


Huh, never actually met anyone who acted this way so I'm not really qualified to give this one negative stars, but it's really old and i can't stomach watching it. By the way, all of the images in this film look like they were taken from 19th-century black-and-white photographs


It's not sure if they stopped playing the horror movie in the studio, or if they were driving around looking for an already solved crime scene


When was the last time a movie failed at telling a complete story about a couple in love?


The loud, jolly wail of Albert Hall carries it confidently to an ostentatious, moronic conclusion that is completely maimed by its wastefulness.


My friends (girl group) picked this movie to see, but it was terrible. The female lead was overly-sexualized and it did not look great in its original release but has since been remastered, so at least it looks a bit better. The worst part was the lead actor was so-so at best, with their face just barely convincing. I'd guess I'd put it between the Mark Gordon Murray St. Paul Pats. There are a few exceptions in the review, though I've tried to check those out as well.


A phenomenal feature film, with strong cast and three hours of incredible 'neg-vision'. Cinematography was impeccable and still really retains that juvenile humor for which this filmmaker is known.


The film brings together a colorful, funny and lovable trio of character that delivers one of the scariest and warmest heartwarming romances of the year. Strong performances by Rachel McAdams, Matthew McConaughey, and Michael Fassbender give this ensemble a perfectly rounded performance that flows through the entire movie and all viewers.


A flawed but compelling character drama and emotionally engaging romantic comedy that is enthralling to behold.


This is one of my favorite movies I have come across in quite awhile. Great writing, amazingly hilarious from start to finish. This isn't your typical romantic movie where there is plenty of passion and romance but the movie does a great job of keeping it light and fun. Lots of laughs. Overall, great movie and definitely in the top 50 films you should watch in 2016. Also, the preview movie was not as good as the final film was, but I didn't need the final film to like the preview version anyways.


Jodie Marsh is amazing. Her character is witty, talented and amazing and makes the plot every bit as intriguing and exciting. The performance by Michael Timpson is perfect as well. It feels to me like the word is out and she is incredibly promising.


The CGI in the movie was very well done and worked out well with the music. When Andy passed away I felt a real bond with the character because of the music.


Harmless viewing that does well to push the movie along but could've been more with regards to characterization and character development.


I'm truly sorry, this was a hack job with few redeeming factors.


Odds that Kratner was one of the four greatest American actors to never win an Oscar as a director. Otherwise, the film is totally forgettable.


Don't misunderstand me here: I have not watched this in years. However, my nephew brought it home yesterday, one day before we were set to go on vacation with his favorite uncle. (And yes, my nephew may or may not have realized that seeing it for the first time, in multiple parts, would not make him the son of another person for eternity. Perhaps. Who knows.)


a trip with Cary Grant from the picturesque UK Isles to Queen Elizabeth's satin rooms...


This movie was so terrible, I probably won't go see another movie with Anne Hathaway in it.


Completely hilarious film. One of the best low-budget films I have seen this year. A great movie!


From the words 'a little of courage' is heard in the voice of Naomie Harris's Anna in this saucy Disney tale. For its age, this picture has remained poignant over the years. It's about one poor woman who tries to find her way out of a poverty trap in the far reaches of Burma. It's a well told story that's also human and funny. It's not just entertaining, it's inspiring, full of courage and love.


Horrible. Movies that suck in any format do suck. Hopefully these bad movies were commissioned for some film festival, and that the poor set people - including Burt Reynolds - could enjoy watching


Princess Mishell aka Kate Upton's tanline was distracting. A real no-go in my book


You want to release a bad movie that barely reaches the bar? We'll release it for you. Choo choo!


A vast but utterly engrossing story from the developer of Ikaruga, this is a great adventure that ends wonderfully.


A few big screen showings with a virtually flawless concert package made this purchase worth every penny.


Prince of Persia is a majestic adventure packed with worldbuilding, characters, tension and awe in a simple yet compelling story about destiny, time and longing. It's a beautifully wrought tale of a powerful warrior, loyal friends and thirst for glory.


A lack of jaw-dropping visuals took me out of this, but this is a terrific adventure-adventure flick. The script is well-known, but this latest collaboration between Kazan-born producer Solfar (Prince of Persia 2) and writer Stephen M. Kotlack is a direct-to-video sequel to 1993's Treasure of the Ocean Temple and is quite simply superb.


Every day is full of surprises. I might have gone a little crazy from all the visuals and performance and most importantly, the theme. Not only is this a brilliant 'Disney' story with a well-made story, but the whole film is a masterpiece. From the first scene with the animated music to the sunset scene at the end, the film really put in an effort to impress me. It's like a perfect mix of a children's story with an action movie. The dialog is great with a bunch of historical references while still leaving the adventure up to the movie itself. It's a delight from start to end.


This movie is a disappointment. Ender, I implore you. From the very start, I'd like to commend you for what you decided to do. You're going to a great school for wizards, one that's a far better option than your home, but you don't know that. So, instead of arguing with them about how terrible their living situation is, you use your brilliant brain to figure out a way to win this galactic race (with your friend, as they always do) without them ever being happy ever after. Then, you spend the rest of the film teaching them how to not make the same mistake again.


A guy comes home to find he has a little boy living in his room.


The kid made a decent movie, but the acting is so awful it hurts.


Ah, ye must be afraid ye'll have to sit through 48 minutes of him picking dicks off walls.


Wow. I liked it a lot. I was mildly blown away by it and I was able to go into it with fresh eyes. It's basically the same as the first Ender book but improved significantly in terms of quality.


A hot, exciting and exceptional film.  I've seen many of the other sequels but have always enjoyed this one


A really bad movie. Firing the bejeezus out of the crew. I want to give this a bad review because if I say anything at all that isn't super positive about the movie, I am going to suffer for it, along with everyone else.


Plays this movie for 3 minutes, then shows you a series of horrific reality shows that only they watch for 4 more minutes.


this movie.. was stupid.. all sci fiction rages about bad tech and the other dystopias where we feel sorry for people.. was boring.. that one little guest who kept getting killed was jerry robbins.. no just no.. everything he did was embarrassing.


Van Helsing Returns to Sofia, Bulgaria, where young boys really think that sex with demons is all they need to satisfy their sex drive.


It's a deeply flawed movie that will make moviegoers want to burn the theater they had their laughs at after it ruined their evening and maybe never come back.


What you have is a film with characters who might have talked themselves into a better fate than their own and an enormous set of futuristic ideas that just implode into some utterly dull novelistic monotony.


If art imitates life, this would be a life imitating art film, where literally the whole show was like the whole plot was written by somebody who is retarded.


When Elysium came along I just had to see it. I'll admit I'm kind of predisposed to DnD and Lovecraft stuff, but after watching Elysium, I love this genre a ton. It's really the story of how literally thousands of people on an abandoned space station held together for seven years, despite our rather sketchy ability to communicate with the outside world.


In one of the best sci-fi flicks of the year with stunning choreography, breathtaking cinematography, gorgeous set designs and imaginative dialogue to boot. Can't wait to see what other director Ridley Scott has in store for us!


I guess I like Tom Hardy's but somehow I don't like John Cusack's. I also like Brad Pitt's a lot, so… not a fan of his,


At the end of the day, the film does a fine job of showcasing the mechanics and themes running throughout the work of William Gibson and the project that he's leading.


With Elysium, Zack Snyder veers away from a lot of other successful genre films and back into his sweet spot. And as a culmination of so many things -- industrial aspirations, global manhood, capitalism, '80s nostalgia and the robots trying to end humanity -- it really was a hoot, for all three of us. And if you'll even call himself an anarchist, his take on the class struggle is just all sorts of grim -- yet somehow lovable.


Leave out one or the other of two parts. A wonderfully acted movie, but an awful movie.


Yikes this movie starts pretty sloppy. My favorite shot is where Agent Barton goes to check out a farmhouse and meets a crazy kid the doctor plays with in a tennis game; awkward.


A metaphor of a piece of meat is never enough to give a bunch of half-wits the pleasure of killing you for sport


A lot of attention was paid to the plot, but not much consideration was given to the technical aspects of filming this picture.


The biggest let down on this show and most disappointing movie I've had the displeasure of seeing thus far.


The campaign is outstanding, providing a surreal and eerily supernatural environment that seems to enhance the psychological horror of the film. Despite its somewhat melodramatic undertone, the ending is highly engaging, as is the cast of characters. It might be too idealistic to purchase, but with a significant science fiction flavour, sci-fi adventure and a gripping narrative all at its core, 'Sicario' is on the back of my wish list.


A brilliant thriller of what might go wrong if the United States does not learn to trust itself with killing terrorist


A very captivating, suspenseful, exciting thriller that will have you looking forward to the next instalment.


Well, it was bad. Tons of bad scenes that seemed way too good to be true.


This film is so unfunny, and every time I turn the box over, new, ridiculous characters walk out of it.


At one point, this movie got full marks for humor, then made the whole concept of pace-heist comedy utterly surreal with all sorts of such bizarre visual tricks as smoke & fire wickering inside or fire ever so slightly combusting from a burst inside a huge tank of fire & wind, that on first viewing I thought it was because the crew were high on dope,


This review is part of a Facebook comment section web series: The Book of Bad Critic Reviews.


This movie is so stupid and terrible that no review will convey its badness.


While the music does nothing for the movie, the characters bring its feeling to life.


When they think I'm a loudmouth I find I can't handle the comments they write.


I'll recommend 'Heiner Ware' or just give it a 4 out of 10.


Such a unique and mature message from Carrick with great direction by Ferguson. Great screenplay, great actors, amazing production and a message that could only be out of Los Angeles.


So far so good. No excessive language, nice direction, voiceover and solid acting throughout.


Befitting of the movie, this is a brilliant picture. A product of Paul Schrader, it is not generally appreciated or known and has little commercial appeal. However it is not without worth for me. I did not seek this movie but it slipped into my lap by mistake. It is brilliant.


Kooza the chimpanzee suffers no fools! We were not sad after the final episode. God bless Busan J-league Kim Gegukhnyeo to come to give Kim Cok Kang (Surabhi in the film) her last shot of fame! I also hope that Surabhi will work even harder!


It has none of the merit in the plot or acting, and seems more to be about being hateful to a group of people, than it does even acting like a genuinely racist movie.


While initially promising, the movie was gradually slanting toward an uncomfortable, annoying mess that ultimately fell on its face, constantly reminding you of how your opinions could only be mistaken.


Well, it is now complete (?) as it has the attention span of a post-dowry dinner receptionist who can't concentrate during or even as she walks from the toilet. There was little and no direction other than to pretty much act out through the movie without anything over the top or flamboyant. You couldn't find even one little link between the plot and anything in the main characters life and yet it sounded absolutely crazy and had no flow. It may sound like I just wanted to quit but I can't even sit through it right now.


Uhhhhhh…. We are just sitting around smoking, waiting for someone to make a scene, eating cake, because they thought I was crazy enough to say the lines and 'not really deal with the issues of the characters in the movie…'


Now You're Killing Me. … But the logic doesn't work. This movie is a rehash of a (bad) movie about Bigfoot. Granted, this one doesn't feature some creepy. or bushwhacking. and...


Beautiful work, though it has very few characters, a ton of squashing and violence, and a plot which, while funny in the moment, quickly descends into a pit of screeching pratfalls. The ending has no validity; the character development is not very strong, and the writing is less coherent than it should be.


A good story and a very clever tone and message from the director's point of view. Good cast and a scary tale.


A beautiful, simple but tense ghost story that is also pure comedy that I highly recommend.


A well-written, interesting, and visually stunning thriller that definitely is worth your time.


I do have some gripes about the film but overall this is a very good movie


You watch that movie and then you yell at it because it's rotten and therefore completely unworthy of your approval.


Never forgive someone whose final gift to the world is to make a bad movie.


I think the movie 'The Watsons' is more embarrassing than witty.


As long as I have my cards they are fine but you guys won't know. Also my Mom bought a ticket the same night and they came a day early. You also don't ever make jokes that I should not be able to watch because they are on a bias.


Fluffy Mamma is against paedo and child molestation. They won't let me back into the?


Everything about it was charming from beginning to end. It starts strong with the comedy hook as 'Woodie' and the snarky drug-sniffing dog are on a real adventure, before the rousing fight scenes where they fight the authorities to regain their family's house. It's all chock full of stuff that looks great and, by the end of it all, makes you happy.


the film is great... what a love story... we really felt that he is a hero and finally got the answer for his marriage...'son everyone...!


This has been a completely lame movie! The sole redeeming character is the kid to the left of the main character, who eventually commits suicide when there are other possibilities to keep him quiet and at the safe door! Let's hope Disney-Fox films are not about gratuitous suicide! Maybe some protagonists of today can have real characters, instead of a lone kid trying to get out of a bad situation!


Awful, Funniest Movie of All Time - Chuck Norris and Chuck Waffles in a Lousy Housekeeping-able Plot.


Haven't seen Home Alone in years and I remember it being really fucking stupid.


It is it, this awful cliched 2 hour. Not bad at all, its just plain awful.


To be fair, the movie doesn't really suck; as a whole, it's tolerable enough to walk in and out of. In order to make it tolerable, however, a lot of film's shortcomings come at the expense of its art. Sadly, that art comes undone on repeated viewings, and eventually gets lost in the vacuous cliché-ridden humor that permeates much of the narrative. This is largely due to the premise of the film itself, as one of my least favorite villains is given a sympathetic heaping of pep talk, gratuitous CG action sequences, and piles of red lipstick. It's a warped version of Leonardo DiCaprio kicking the big, pompous ass of Jack Nicholson, but instead of blowing the evil villain up with a


What is needed, firstly, is [the] possession of the right capabilities; consequently, physical proximity is a major goal of the aulim. Second, aulim must possess sufficient intuition as well as physical and mental powers to achieve that end. Then they must assume other 'achieved' behaviours and attitudes. Those that are closer to the 'desired


Scary as all get out. Man with no way out. Good screenplay.


It was boring. The actors played on stereotypes and did not know how to show true emotion and accents.


A sweet movie but with poor acting and lousy special effects, a lack of genuine suspense, and too much cursing.


This movie isn't bad, but it's a large, jumbled mess of fun in which you occasionally feel a desperate urge to kill yourself or stab yourself in the eye until your eyes swell shut, but you never end up doing either of those things because your eyes just closed, and now you're watching it because it's there and you're sorry and you're over it.


So unbelievably corny it almost kills me that someone has actually made such an inferior version of this story! A boring little weepy love story with no plot, no actors, no comedy, and its entire fucking plot is made up of Marlon Brando telling people in Italy to check out Marlon Brando. Seriously.


We've all seen very bad movies, over the years. And I've been in an Italian restaurant once or twice, and every single person in there thought the same thing: This movie is garbage.


I'm not gonna say anything horrible about it. But it's a flop, OK?


The Lovely Bones is one of my favorite movies and a great attempt by director David Slade to capture the gothic stylings of early horror films that have a modern touch,


Actionful–some good effects but the lead simply wouldn't carry the story along to the end. Some trippiness, and some heart (I'll give his adoptive brother a mention).


I'm surprised you even bought this. To the first girl that complained when a scene started taking thirty seconds to play, have mercy on your soul; you are about to end up like a squirrel in a bag of bananas.


It's interesting that this is one of the very few past New Year's Eve comedies that I actually enjoyed. The performances were fine, and the script was great. However, the story was cheesy and very gimmicky. It was actually quite funny at points.


People are so impressed by my long slow moving shots that I doubt any movies have ever been made that contain as many different takes of one scene as I have. And then when I get close to moving shot, it's only some serious'move when the shot is correct!' which I sort of misinterpret.


A lot of attention was paid to the performance, and while the film certainly wasn't on the cutting-edge of the time or technology it did a good job at telling the story.


Well-cast, the first part of a large comedy by Kenneth Turan using the likes of Maximilian Schell, Charlie McCarthy and Jon Polito. He hits the right note with the script and the performances. Spoilers ahead!


Performances do well at the first and are often good, even at it's inconsistent finale. What makes the film uninspired though is the slight similarity to


For teenagers and younger kids it is probably the most wonderful movie about the movie camera. It depicts the right balance between real life and the use of the camera to make a movie.


You're not a big fan of internet nerds. I'm like you except I'm a little richer.


According to a friend, this movie is probably a terrible travesty of the Victorian social and intellectual moment.


At the end, his words came tumbling out of his mouth, an inter-spersed torrent of 'Things', 'Asians,' 'Small pink women' and a wonderful, uncontrollable sob of 'All the Things.'


There is nothing really unique or valuable about the plot or characters of this decent-for-family-s-porn collection from Walt Disney and Lucasfilms.


This is a very good movie. It was done very well and I enjoyed my time with the special of it.


Honestly, I have nothing negative to say and I think a lot of other movie nerds here are going to love it. While it is not for everyone, The Appointment is a great reminder of why I fell in love with film. Super cool. You're a legend, Lon.


What a pretty movie and a cute story to be made in 1977. I'll share my review here (without spoilers, you understand) since I just found it and am going through the shill filter.


I still think this is the greatest movie I have seen since 2001, and it'll pass into my top 10 list long after I retire.