Hey, it's actually well-acted and it has good characters, but it's over-the-top cheesy and totally not scary (how many characters do you see trying to push you into a gravity well?? If you're trying to push me into a dome, you're making me uncomfortable!


This is a must-see movie. It's the third sci-fi movie you shouldn't miss. The story follows a young girl and her father who finds themselves trapped in an infirmary. As her dad plays the cardiac monitor on her bedside, his mind starts drifting toward her being in one of those future space stations with her. He refuses to face the fact that her mother, made unconscious earlier, has vanished forever. This is one of those movies that invokes those 'is the future really out there?' moments you never knew you were craving. Seriously, you don't want to miss this movie.


Everyone says this movie was funny but me? That joke would have worked better if everyone had drunk the formula. Idiot people.


This made me think of every cheesy drunk I've seen and then said to myself, 'Damn!'


A solid but unremarkable 80-minute look into the alcoholic psyche. Sloppy, puerile, and irresponsible material.


Who comes to mind? What's that little voice in your head? How do you think and how do you feel? Does it bring you happiness? Do you feel sexy? As long as your body is empty, calm and happy, you are a great ballerina. - Rachel


In a category so pitifully stacked with mediocrity it's a wonder a pair of teenage virgins came away from their antics in 1985 with anything more than smashed chairs.


Not the best I've seen with different leads. Just some of the worst acting I've seen.


They showed no plan for the climax. The whole movie was a shocker.


A movie about how a small, conservative town begins to listen to something beyond the norm and provides a lesson on failure.


I reviewed a different short 'Devil's Advocate' (4/10) that was not quite the epically bad drivel it really was. Basically every kind of combo goes wrong with this story, especially here in the section they were supposed to play a crucial role in and they completely back fire. 1st they cheat at a game 2nd they get bit by a tiger (to prove the point) and 3rd a giant leech comes up from the deep (the plot of the movie) and sucks out 3 (!) characters and not only that they get their heart frozen, they are married (a bit before they should be). I did recommend watching 'The Devil's Advocate' in case you want to see it in case you missed it, but then you don't need my help to know it's a terrible movie.


Okay, let's say it was a pretty decent movie, don't misunderstand me. I just really didn't like it.


A very good example of how David is able to allow us all in this world to get to know the people around us while also demonstrating how to use basic/in-depth psychological arguments to render them indifferent/non-resistant/compliant to a majority. Great films are about convincing someone of your point of view, and The Devil's Advocate does that very well and effectively. Bravo!


It's very difficult to justify a movie with a plot like this. It's hard to build an impact and motivate people while ignoring every other facet of the story. Such as the tone, plot and the cinematography. Also, this movie doesn't have much wit or entertainment value, it's exactly what you expect from this kind of movie. Don't watch this movie if you're looking for a party movie. There's no humor in this movie. This movie has a serious story of death and death penalty. The movie doesn't even tell you what the punishment is yet. If you have hopes, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Beware if you're an idealist and want a comedy.


Well, I guess this movie took about 14 hours. Baaaaaaaad flick!


I should be watching The Flash; instead I am wallowing in Tim Burton's Graveyard Shift.


Actual editing isn't what is lacking here. The editing gets in the way of story. It is little short of dishonest in this that does not bother to really focus on the story, which seems like they really had an original idea but couldn't work it up the way the writer wanted to.


People are set up to buy crappy shit this is meant to be fresh memories it is nothing more than that.


One of my favorite movies and at the same time a video of obvious forgetfulness. Characters follow the main character when he goes out and when he returns without returning his companions not returning in the same manner. One star off to avoid accusations of spoilers. 5 stars. Also the opening titles were just amazing.


Undoubtedly this is one of the most ambitious and bravest films I have seen. It is a complex and sometimes exhausting narrative, but there are moments of wonderful beauty and dynamism. The one that kills me the most is probably when a character refuses to be confined by our preconceptions, our judgments, but uses both their mind and their heart to reshape them.


It has impressive scores across a wide range of films. I enjoy the story, action, execution and everyone in it - especially the serendipitous girlfriend/lover, who makes it that much more fun to watch.


It's the best movie I've seen this year. I really enjoyed this flick!


I loved this movie. It's a romantic comic for mature audiences and nothing too wild or expensive. It has a nice sense of place and a couple of really great scenes in the end that makes me very happy to see a good romantic film in the twilight of the age of Hollywood.


I wasn't super impressed. There are things about this movie I can understand, but they are really limited and vague, I would hesitate to compare this to anything else.


From an indie developer with anti-women, anti-gay, anti-nudity, and anti-Muslim stances…


under the sun ia comin to live the rest of th ime o f it


I'm going to give this one to the audience as a chore, a joke. That is the only score I can give this movie.


Very nice! For what a movie is trying to do is so beyond my mind.


The film leaves you with a feeling of desperation and unsettledness and an on-going, dreamlike contemplation of a place beyond the scope of our understanding. In a world where We all know this exists but are unable to create the necessary awareness that we must make this place ours – the way we would like to live – this film expresses that mysterious juxtaposition, between the wonder of the discovery and the fear of the unknown and the pain of not living the life that we want to live, the deep burn of frustration, the rediscovery of life, with its dreams, and the sorrow and regret of the deed done. This film is an immense, great achievement. Delifres, Dean! I loved the 80's!


An adult retelling of the story of Joshua through the eyes of all four biblical people he encounters. Three, perhaps four stars, but definitely worth seeing!


Overall, I thought this film was better than many of the others I saw at Sundance. The story is straight forward and it was beautifully filmed. The use of old metal discs in the climactic scene helped to establish the film's theme; spirituality; that life is ultimately what we make of it. I highly recommend this film, especially for the film buffs.


Love this movie! This a close range movie and it got me hooked immediately. Highly recommend it. The soundtrack really didn't hurt this movie and was very good as well. This movie is an interesting story and I found myself relating to the character's but that only occurred once.


A lesser-known Stephen Farber film from the late 1950s, about two Vietnam War vets who join an experimental Soviet cancer drug program. An innocent, lovable, curious man unwittingly joins an elite group that holds the answers to curing the human condition.


This reviewer didn't think the movie was worth its $16.99 DVD-by-mail price. There wasn't much fun to be had here, so I'll be giving this drek a star because it's no more amusing than pretty much any another movie I have ever watched in theaters.


I haven't seen this movie since it was first released in 2012. It gets 'gurgles' and fails to impress.


Something went horribly wrong as this was by far the worst film I have ever seen


This movie gave us every one of the story beats the director planned - with the exception of Batman. He may have had a few rules of his own, but without them all to fall back on, Nolan seemed unfocused and bored during his dark and winding escapade of a movie.


People who want to praise Christopher Nolan for his movies never got the chance to. He was not a bad filmmaker. But he is too much of a stream-of-consciousness type, and his movies are too cloying to be my cup of tea.


I really enjoyed this one; it's a psychological thriller that takes a bold but more well rounded approach to the superhero genre. I wish there was more action, but it's in service of the film. It's high quality, and I look forward to seeing other films in this genre and interested in the character and themes the plot presents. If you like science fiction with a mild dose of cinematic flair, this is a must watch. Hope to see it again at the theater, hopefully the opening week's will be great, the 3D looked quite stunning and the movie was never dark. I really enjoyed it.


A great Superman film. Thought the ending was a little, well, dark, but that aside, a great, dark day in the DC universe, setting the bar very high. And far more villains were introduced and gotten to battle than ever before. The cleverness of Bane got more honest and ambiguous, if not less-than I had expected.


At long last, here is a flawless adaptation of the novel, complete in itself and totally worthy of his now high marks as a writer. It is easy to imagine anyone with a problem telling an inkling of


I would rather have a man with a hammer rather than a stupid ball-busting school girl.


The climax is way to rushed and slow…feel like it was put together in an evening.


Seriously this movie should have been called Z, if it had a regular story it would have ended up watching around the time it started taking itself too seriously.


A bad movie... it is not worth even thinking about if you have not already done so.


Any artistic talent represented by #BlackSwan should be imprisoned for at least 3 months and required to watch the entire Michael Bay film. Those who have not seen #BlackSwan are required to submit their political opinions. If you have not watched #BlackSwan do so right now! No sir


I had high hopes, but those highs weren't high enough to compensate for the frankly mind-numbingly bad performance.


The year is 2014, and everyone is falling for Black Swan. The director isn't at all what they seemed, and the film is a $500 million disaster. The big, recognizable stars and people who matter in the film seem irrelevant or lacking in conviction.


I keep stopping at film frameings of sci-fi movies to find a better shot of Dane DeHaan. I first discovered Dane on the channel list and then watched


It's wonderful to have honest, straightforward, important, downright definitive view of life, which shows its flaws but is always candid and real.


So I'm watching this Ben Stiller and Keira Knightley movie, Collateral Beauty. Pretty much as above but I've never heard of Collateral Beauty, and I don't know anyone who has. I did, however, learn that Collateral Beauty is just a movie.


This movie is completely and utterly awful! Terrible dialogue, terrible acting, bad story and terrible comedy were combined to produce one very mediocre message! The high production values were ineffecient and the plot was not as funny as I thought it would be! Its use of torture was crass and in poor taste. I have to ask why this was added in the first place!? If I had to give it a star, then I would give it an F!


Go love yourself with yourself, or with a member of the opposite sex, or maybe with the unicorn


Pros: a poorly acted wannabe disaster. Cons: a poorly written performance.


It's DONE…It's all over…a serviceable movie…don't re-watch it…its over, stop it…its over, this movie is indeed QUITPING…it quit while it was ahead and wants all your money…without a care.


A Boynton High School DJ asks girl to go to a bar so he can have sex with her, then spits in her face and tries to choke her to death


The picture and film had some technical problems. It was in purple on screen and we could only tell by the CGI things were really going wrong and that this was still a scene that would probably have an open ending because every character wanted a fight with the bad guy that was not quite cutting it. The only actor worth hearing had no agency, he was a clown with giant hair who was trying to sell anything and everything he could to win. That was my bad movie.


I cannot rate this a low 4. It really pissed me off. Even if the start was fine. There was nothing in it. It seemed out of the film world and had a style I haven't seen in a film before. I think it was for just a couple (?) shots that had to be cut in the editing. It was all ready to be great, but in the end, the movie sucks.


A nice change of pace from the gaudy, loud and energetic explosions seen in many of the horror films one finds in theaters today. This film brings some cool stuff that all die hard fans will enjoy.


For you who have experienced very severe and chronic fatigue... this episode (of Clean Up ) is an eye opener...


A documentary about the brutal rise and fall of San Francisco's Haight Ashbury rock scene in the late 60's, with help from many stars of the era.


One of my favorite Clean Up movies. This time, Mandy is the killer (Her name is Abbie) making some corrections as she gets through a full load. But, the more she makes it look so easy, it doesn't quite look that easy.


Clean Up a bit better than usual. Too many holes in the story for it to have been the 90 it was made as, but the ending had some nice points that it lacked some context for. Not as good as The Boondock Saints, but it wasn't terrible either. As someone who was one of those who missed RE4, this is definitely one to check out.


First off it's a ghost story, but that is what I love about it. Also I think it has a more fulfilling movie feeling. Its really creepy and just at the right point in the story it moves the story forward enough that you are just waiting for something to happen but not in a self indulgent or rushed way. In this way the beginning feels less like a cliffhanger.


Off-roading has never looked or felt better. Couldn't be happier with the 'Quill' on the Glimm. Smooth and maneuverable throughout all of the car's travel over hills and down-hills. Compresses the power to the wheels quickly and safely, but yet only touches the throttle when something demands your full attention. Sure, there's not a lot of


Uhhhhhh. It's pretty much a horror comedy where my protagonist has to kill a bunch of violent and creepy shit during an interlude.


Denialistic: a shameless steaming pile of bile with no redeeming character qualities


Bad movie with bad acting, over-egged-on sci-fi for goodness sake!


Another great oscar winning documentary from Oscar making legend Gail Collins. Sure what looks like a low budgeted, no budget production by Fox, turns out to be one of the more thoughtful films I've seen. It's a film about family and emotion. It makes me realize how in-depth the film is on both of those bases. It was a fantastic final feature for Collins who, it should be pointed out, we are now only two years from her 2nd best loved picture, The Humbling. Funny and touching and somehow even more profound with just a quick 20 minutes, it's as much a part of my life as the other 4 films and probably more so.


Where to begin... A great film. The camera is a treat and just what a movie needs right now.


This is deep, whatever you want to call it. This film took me on a really wild ride, and is a movie I will watch over and over again. This is the kind of flick I wanted to make, to have the feel of a surf documentary, and instead of becoming an endlessly repetitive


Hadn't seen a movie like this yet and I really enjoyed it. It is very fast paced and action packed and the script is really good too. I just thought it was really well done and I really enjoyed the movie a lot, I hope the series has the same kind of suspenseful movie on the shelves.


bad script, bad actors, bad direction, bad actors to begin with, copious nudity, lazy story, abrupt ending, easy kill and soap opera subplot with no depth


While it had a major blowout, it also managed to wrap the 2 hours of running time around some truly excellent character development between the heroic and anti-heroic characters and a super-sized twist ending.


A middle-age woman who gives birth to two baby girls and dies from a plague and later, after her disappearance from the children's hospital, bewitches two men. The grotesque scene, with nudity, body fluids, disgusting walking, dismemberment, and an uncertain death, was considered the absolute horror film of the 80s.


This isn't even a bad movie. I felt like I was having an extra half an hour of relaxing time before I had to watch that lousy movie again.


Defining the Lizard King is as easy as sticking a pint glass in the mouth of an obese octogenarian.


The Abyss is a film that my friends and I all enjoyed together. It got the right balance between the fights and the horror and made us all realize we are not the only ones in this world. It is a story that deals with all the human and non-human scape goats.


Average of 3 stars. Nothing to fault but it doesn't catch the eye. Not bad, but not one of those you can take home and enjoy the weekend with your family and friends. Not the classic from or 'One Best Guy'. I really hope they make another movie starring Richard Gere.


Perfect movie. Really interesting characters and super cute black and white cinematography. I want to meet their characters and see how it all played out.


The Abyss is a thriller with some very strong performances from the principal cast. A well written suspense thriller that follows a team of divers in search of an underwater treasure. A beautifully choreographed thriller with a high caliber of characters.


I was torn about giving this a 7/10. I thought, after seeing this movie what was wrong with them? It's such a production. The plot is so contrived it makes your hair stand on end. Not the act, just the fact that they had to come up with something for it and it looks horrible on screen.


This movie lacks dimension, charm, and good taste (if it does, I have not seen it).


The classic video rant / montage video with crude jokes which used other people's work with little or no credit to the original authors.


Much like War and Peace, When a Woman Buys a Man Her Lover, So it Turns Out.


This little masterpiece is by no means one of the finest pieces of film, so please excuse the poor, sappy and fruitless review.


Have you seen this abomination? I have. This film may as well have been named


Tell her you can help her out. Let her know you will take her phone call without having to ask, you can hide from her, and you don't blame her for anything that happened, because you were there to watch it with her.


Yes. The quality was high quality and the story is just how I want my movies to be portrayed


After All You've Been Through is also a great movie. The actors portrayed these places very well and the story lines were very compelling. For just a short 14 episode series, it would be easy for them to put out more episodes to tell more stories, but instead they can count on it for a great and engaging production.


Staring right into your eyes is the visage of your famous friend with one foot in the grave and one ear on a horn, praying for his return. From a stone's throw away from the scene of the crime, they watch over their parents before settling in with some long distance friends for a few woos. What they see across the stream is something far more solemn. A decaying and forgotten man house in some forgotten part of the country where once a mighty warring race lived to battle and experience the things of life.


So...it started with the option of doing all this with just one kid. With the living situation we were in, we agreed. By that time, he was in the 10-12 living with us. We were living in a pretty good house, but we weren't out of financial trouble. But, as luck would have it, that's where my connection with Zoe came into play.  It was right there in my dreams. I had all my kids in my head. I can hear them now. I hear them talking and laughing. And, when I wake up in the morning, I am better able to trust them. I can hear all of them and they're right there with me.


An outstanding and brilliant film. It's filled with heavy emotion and dark humour that hits hard. The movie is basically based on two true stories. The first is about a couple which get engaged in their hotel room. After the wedding they realize they may not be able to have children and since it looks like their marriage was never consummated they will go their separate ways. The film becomes their documentary which concludes with their later death (which makes the film's premise very complete). My favourite character is a nun whose niece is in the room but no one realizes it. Even the journalist who talked to the nun for the documentary is oblivious to this. That characters innocence makes it an interesting character study and makes it difficult to understand what's going on.


You know what, Michael Bay, you're not even all that good a director and you're making a really bad movie. It sucks.


Read: Bryan Singer's Mission Impossible Sequels 4.5 / Rattlesnake: Cold-Blooded Approaching As Hell: 46% / Hickman: 37.2%


I didn't enjoy this. Maybe maybe they were just getting away with something by having a woman play a lesbian to sell more tickets; but in the film, Derena doesn't even look like she wants to suck a dick before she starts playing lesbian; then the lesbian actually made herself look like she wanted to suck a dick, and then the movie devolved into both a big ass kiss and Derena obviously, and very willingly, getting herself fondled up against Jenny when she tried to stop them from fucking; and then there was Jenny giving Derena a hand job, which by the way in the poster was clearly Photoshopped and in the movie it was probably natural without the VFX; and the movie didn't even have a fucking surprise in the climax; so maybe it was a bad movie because of Jenny, because she completely destroyed a couple million teenage boys.


I have seen not one great example of a hilarious insult film. I want a knife and a wrench.


I will not judge by its headlines if it's bad. I'll judge the movie by its art and its acting and its craft.


This is one of my favorite movies of the year. It's is the perfect blend of hilarious and genuine. I especially enjoyed what is quickly becoming a movie staple: the anamorphic to super lens effect at different slow moments, which is an important shortcut I will follow in my everyday camera setup. I just love how it works, and I have to say it worked wonders in


Too annoying at times (still good, though), but it is also one of the few movies that directly has the humor I've been looking for in a long while. I was genuinely surprised and flattered that I'd be mentioned in the movie. While I have enjoyed the intellectual... Never mind. Not interested. Bad rating for me,


I find everything very relaxing and I can watch movies for hours. I would recommend this for people who like the quiet feeling and don't feel rushed in life


The hardest movie to watch in 2015. As much as it reminded me of another awful movie with some of the same ideas, however, it was actually able to live up to its reputation.


That might be another Ewert-Schwartz Family-produced Wigand,


It's way too many stars and 90% of the fun comes from laughing at the horrible show. The worst part is the director's screenplay really makes no sense and how he makes everybody's personalities into the drama. There is zero build up and nobody has any motive to be anything other than evil, which means it just comes off as one huge cookie cutter bad movie.


I have gone out of my way to never ever talk to this man. My life and my property have been highly endangered at his hands. Please he is an eye opener.


For more than seven years now, we have been watching the journey of actor Brendan Gleeson as Oscar-winner Richard Madden in the George Miller feature film adaptation of Bling Ring. The first film is a quirky-western flick that manages to nail the well-developed characters, well-built situations and beautifully crafted characters. And it's been quite the career highlight for Gleeson as the male lead. In


FULL OF STARS Is an excellent movie. I was delighted by how solid the original screenplay and story was and I'm looking forward to see where the actor attached to the screenplay will take the idea of the human attraction to mind control. Probably an unexpected winner but I'll be delighted if it does.


Having the time of my life, FOTC is my favorite movie of 2017. Short but sweet and not too much to geek out about, although the best bits are of course there. The leading woman Amy Harrison is a tiny, yet strong and determined. Her political push to be adopted by a father who is sick was heart breaking but made perfect sense to me. All the lovely team of writers made the movie so endearing.


For this star we cannot reward, and when we go in to the next star, we forget the first, nor are we grateful for the good which, we can never return. To be praised is not pleasing, nor is it to be suffered; and it is well with that star who cannot forgive it for giving the character-building work it has so merited. We cannot commend a man to God unless we share with him what he shares with us.


I got my DVD at Walmart the day after it came out. Nobody told me anything. No way, no how.


Getting the shit-stain on the car after coming to a bad car wreck would have been amazing, because now I have to call my parents.


I forgot the focus on the women on this one movie and the distraction by the sexual politics was very distracting.


Terrific. This movie needed to be written and filmed, and it delivers. Beautiful movie. Takes one up from Hollywood very well.


Beautiful and uplifting. I could relate to the character in this one and his insecurities in being a liberal and allowing (the Catholic Church) to destroy his life. He is a real person who goes through life thinking he is doing the right thing but he is not quite aware of that fact. As he finds out the whole system is wrong, he is willing to betray his principles just to do the right thing, not because of personal ambitions or some feelings for whom he really has an allegiance.


The movie was only partly good but the lead worked really well. But I disliked the fact that his friend, a nut for drugs, quit. Or he would make ridiculous statements at a time that are impossible (the post-apocalypse?). He seemed


Mm-hmm. It was a solid film that shows a number of possible endings.


This film will be of interest to others because it can't be viewed very often. It will give those who are interested an image of what life is really like for Americans. Americans don't live in the government. We live in small town America. Like most Americans, I suspect is it not the fact that we are here that drives us to be so concerned about the place we live....


Funny, enjoyable and above all easy to follow. The movie avoids all the problems that can affect any production from beginning to end.


A great movie. Excellent characterization of the characters, great story and performance by all the actors. Recommended.


This is one of my favorite movies of last year. On an atomic level, the film keeps you riveted throughout the ending as our protagonist uses his influence, family, and even humor to help others overcome the grief.


I think this is a good movie that I like. I also want to say that despite how funny parts of the movie were I wasn't completely enjoying the majority of it. I think some of the characters in the movie were a little to hard to enjoy. I'm sure I'll pick up the follow up in the coming weeks to see how the sequel plays out. The use of silent acting for the most part was pretty brilliant for some parts, like when it comes to Little Peggy. I loved that part as well.


A shaky and ham-fisted disaster of a movie with few memorable performances.


If Bill had (a) tried harder to have a breakdown at that point and (b) not worn a silk bandage to cover his scar. This would be a 3.


this movie sucks so bad man, dont waste my time. you wont like it


At every turn, this movie tried to be more of a traditional action film than it should have. More characters, more sets, more settings, more fights, but nothing new was added to the mix and it was all still stilted and awkward to watch, or even read.


This one gets no stars for being bad and is only enjoyed due to my overall bias for the Tarantino/Hollywood Films lineage.


Any script done by Roger Corman - character based makeover. Its needless!


A good film and good fight scene with lots of laughs and action. Maybe not for everyone, but it is an honest look of love and emotion when you think about such violent love. This is a part of my life that I never have forgotten.


No, thank you for making me actually listen to this in my car with this wonderful reverb and slo-mo film effects throughout.


Win, lose, or draw....this was stupid. Was this until 4-5 minutes into it. When the plot started the guy had to get killed. When it didn't he was just wasted. The music sucked and the acting was really bad. There were a lot of stupid choices. Save this as a reference. It is pure 80's horror and gets a very low rating for that reason alone.


The bad one is missing the 2 stars that signit at the beginning of the movie.


Really? This movie will all go to the bottom of the lake because of one dude who can't decide whether to be a jerk or a nice guy.


Wow! This is my third watch of Weekend and it is as refreshing and awesome as the first two and that's what really keeps it coming back for more. It is such a good script, great acting and props to the staff who make it such a great movie.


Well directed, nice soundtrack and good plot. It's a decent, light and action-filled comedy.


O.K., this was an interesting movie that has a unique quality that can't be found in many other films and takes a direction I find nothing else do.


Michael Bisping is more technical than he first appears. He's got a beautiful right hook, a combo head kick and punches and a move that leaves welterweights spinning. My jaw dropped the first time I saw him.


Supernatural murder mystery, extremely readable but a bit tiresome at times. Very creative and very well done.


Has way too many obnoxious moving clips and line readings, isn't funny, and the plot is stupid and cliched.


Wow, how terrible of a movie. Crap, it's like a condensed version of  5 Centimeters per Second.


I didn't enjoy this movie. The main character was annoying, the chemistry with my cousin is very unbalanced, and there is a constant sense of anger as things spiral downhill.


The plot is focused on a poorly written dilemma that is not as interesting as its theme and its ridiculous acting from the wannabe movie stars


The absolute worst movie I have ever seen. It's an obvious rip off of the hit film, Avatar. The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic future where George Bailey and Michael Bay have teamed up to make one of the worst sequels ever.


Despite my general dislike for the treatment of characters and action, I had fun at least in parts, and a touching image of a dying dinosaur did it for me.


It was funny. It was intense. It was moving. It was touching and moving.


A feel good weepie! Although based on a true story, her job revolves around making sure her younger sister's skin is intact, the work-in-prose work is absolutely amazing! … Will definitely seek out a career in reality television as some poor woman who did not fit in at all!


Very good. We don't really have many 'getting it' movies, and this one really is. If you don't already have 'Batman Begins', this might be worth seeing in your head while you're waiting for the next film. The original is much richer, but a blast to watch.


It was so sad because we were both so happy to have worked with each other so well. Everyone I am working with on my new Adult Porn films is amazing and are a huge help and they make me feel so lucky to be here.


The intensity and emotional storytelling can only come from actors who genuinely care about their work. Their performances follow the thematic trajectory of the movie as seamlessly as an Oscar-winning director would a screenplay. But... this is one of the better Oscar contenders out right now, with mature characters, engaging pathos, and a pleasing dialog and screenplay. As far as I'm concerned, if you had a rough experience in high school, you've got the same kinda problems you face now, only you are of high caliber.


Horror! I just love this movie... Would recommend this movie to everyone. Ruediger Dall, Inland Berlin, Germany


The man who made the syringe is one of the most famous gun writers of modern times. His skills as a weaponmaker at IMI came into play in 2009 when the Syrian armed forces launched a chemical weapons attack that triggered America's new bombing campaign against Syria. There was an interesting short story about him I read in the semi-magazine Harper's in 2012. It seems to me he has a moral compass that is superior to most. He never believes that using his moral compass is the way to act out his own philosophy, which to me makes him the perfect character to serve as a deterrent to what they would like to do. Fictional characters in books and movies are seldom that highly thought out, but it is excellent when they are. I was certainly impressed by how clever he is with an army the size of Syria's.


This movie, despite all it shows and all it professes to be about, is a horrid embarrassment for two very obvious reasons: 1.) The main star is a shitty actor, 2.) It takes a while to get going, which increases the tedium level and decreases the stakes dramatically.


Yeah, the war is gone forever! Tell the customer who bought this copy of


This movie made me cringe in every way possible and gives you more chills than I have ever had. Do not waste your money and read less trash!


The film suffers from no clear boundaries, especially when dealing with sex and violence and of course soviet-esque comedy.


The guy having to go with the wave after getting bludgeoned makes perfect sense. And the part of him who disappears into the sea seems very realistic. And it's so freaking funny.


Waves is the true story of two female professional surfers who end up teaming up and taking on the local wave surfing community of Menominee in Wisconsin. There's the intense and fierce


What could be better than a nuclear holocaust? Apparently none. Basically a high-grade, red-neon middle finger to mankind.


Hey James, I've watched 'Waves' 3 times now. No high point to report but this is obviously an important piece of art. I definitely find your line work excellent. The film is a mind-bending exploration of what it means to create and what would happen if we were to see life form from space. The music adds a lovely sense of sadness and melancholy to the film and you really give a speech here that is extremely beautiful to listen to. Great visuals as well! Great job and thanks!


That wasn't really a review…heck even George Orwell didn't write reviews...but I liked it. Fantastic movie, visual, not fast paced, it is a real impressionistic experience. Cool effects, catchy songs and great acting. I am thrilled to see another director making a worthy Sci-Fi film.


The most sophisticated fish out there! I am surprised some boats out there aren't using this to target other swimmers. The ONLY downside is how slow the whole installation really is, no bait or slinky required, only a few much slower groups. If I was looking for speed it's not that fast or fancy, but, once setup it provides it. Great job!


What? Did they even say why she was injured?!? I'm an ophthalmologist. This was an act. It's never a real injury.


It's a screwjob. You could believe all the shit that's in this film, but I can't even bring myself to like this crap.


This film is pretty awful. I would not recommend this one to any of my friends or family.


I have mixed feelings about this movie. It's pretty bad, with typical Hollywood clichés.


No director wants a bad movie going to theaters. Despite this, Steven Spielberg got off easy. That's because he was smart enough to save the last minute rewrite so it didn't have too many lines. It's not he first time Spielberg took his eye off the ball like that. In 2009, his film, Hook, had a stupid cliffhanger. Same


The plot is a clunker and the acting is well below average. It was absolutely terrible.


I found there's a very clear, visually simple, even frightening, joke in the opening seconds. It gets brought out a lot more throughout the movie, like through the camera work, the lighting, the props. It goes back to the fact that these characters are things, not yet-actual-people, but they're still those characters, but they've changed themselves over the course of this story. The absolute best part of this movie was seeing it as a guy sitting in the back of the cinema—when it's also a guy sitting in the front of the cinema, watching the movie. He knows the difference, which we can all't really learn, but if it wasn't shown right, then there'd be no joke at all. That's the best possible way to understand it.


I thought the film'synecdoche,' an odd thing to call it, but it does a great job of taking an oft-sad movie about American Dream-loving juggler Berlai Cohen (played with great pathos by Jon Hamm) and making it something surreal, weird and wonderfully funny. Everything felt absolutely intentional, from the way the jazz soundtrack (only at that time—both the original and the post-David Byrne version—seemed downright cheerful) and the lighting seemed to complement the story and make it more crazy and eccentric, to how the whole thing slowed down to where only the sound of unspoken laughter was heard, most notably at the end of the film, when all the characters have assembled on the stage, looking back at the audience.


A virtual double helix, trying to avoid commonalities, but they always seem to have one. Keep your eyes open and your life simple. At a certain moment, life itself isn't easy. My life is like a movie. Synecdoche is a very good movie.


Synecdoche is a powerful story of the mutual admiration and mutual pain we all feel for those around us. It's a perfect reflection on life.


First of a kind drama about…parting at the end of the afternoon, what brings us together, friendship, old friends, coping methods, what's important, how we make meaning out of life.


If this is what America looked like in the 1990s, I'm happy to move to Belarus!


The reason it isn't good is because people are quick to pass judgement on things they have never seen.


Nothing much to this flick. While it has a few good moments, the whole thing is just filler, filler, filler.


When I was given the chance to see this movie after it was originally released by Viacom (who eventually ended up purchasing the rights to the title), I chose not to do so.


A horror film that contains a lot of disturbing themes. However, this film is definitely worth watching. The villain was very threatening throughout the film but his character is a bit ridiculous, which played a huge part in the final moments of the film. This, however, would not have been so much if the story had not deviated from the original novel to include some humorous and disturbing elements.


Excellent. The running time is perfect, suspenseful and funny at the same time. The energy of the lead roles were so believable, and the entire movie was in a truly good mood. The only major fault I found is that the movie didn't contain one gram of profanity!


The movie, yes, is a tepid escapist thriller based on an interesting subject and very attractive characters. The protagonist was a real pleasure to watch. I think his character did not get much characterization or great dialogues from the other three or four main characters but this is my only reservation about the movie.


What a shocking and brutal film that it is! Still films in the bottle are more than deserving of their place in the genre. I hope to see more of from Gough and his boys.


It was like a James Bond film, and it was really good. The lyrics are very good and the story is well conceived.


There were people in the theater that were going to get hurt. It was like riding on a roller coaster with only one stop.


I got tired of spending a bunch of money for recordings I didn't like and this a pretty bad attempt. You must be a fan or something.


He's from heaven, he works with Mr. Fred and the father-son devil-ravens play at the satanic Church of the Moor.


I do not want to watch this. There are numerous sex scenes that would not make me giggle.


You got an article right up your arse, that idiot Elton and the shitty movie is some popular comedy this year and yet they don't seem to have a good enough reputation for us all to admit that John Elton is just not worth watching, due to all his…issues, man...backing issues, shit worries, well...issues…for those that aren't actually that famous and who don't have these issues and who can't, frankly, walk into a funeral home and turn himself in because


People tend to experience movies by one of two criteria: as entertainment or as the stimulus to music, art, a movie-in-progress, literature, philosophy, fashion, or anything else for that matter.


What more can I say? The score and the funny dialogues made a stop in my heart.


It's like Chicken Soup for the Soul meets The Avengers! It's easy to relate to Elton's struggles, the tenacious energy of Chuggs, and the infectious excitement of Worsham as the brothers do battle to conquer their inner demons. Once an outsider to his friends and his situation, this film is all about Elton embracing the role of John: Loving what he does and opening up to the world and others, making friends and acquaintances at every turn. Elton is a consummate success story!


This comedy comes from their very talented band leader John Elton, with music by George Gershwin and Jack Lawrence and humor by William Frawley. It's about Elton taking his friend Gregory (Michael MacKinnon) and his Pops (Jack Pink) down from the public eye.


For years it's been a classic camp hit with catchy songs and the greatest photo shoot ever done. As a whole we all knew we were going to love this one. John Elton is so fresh again with all his insouciance and candor, leading a solid ensemble cast and making what could be a tough role look easy. It doesn't hurt that another great single is a top pick in John's discography and though for different reasons, Wilma Mankiller and Clark Lloyd make a great unit as the feminist Monkee kids, going gangbusters with song after song and game after game at Dodger Stadium. It makes you smile to think that Elton himself has aged more gracefully than his Monkees peers of '74 and '77, that he can go back to a simple lifestyle with a wife and children, and I guarantee he'll be bigger than ever, since he has new music in the works. He got back into the studio to complete this offering and it feels like it just keeps getting better and better each time I play it over and over.


Fantastic movie. The voice work and the songs alone make this a winner.


Elton sings lead vocals for the Monkees, and we get to see him play in the band himself. Elton's delivery is strong and his melody definitely gets us into the movie's feeling. We go up with Elton throughout the movie and he keeps making us want more.


Great to see a well-received musical on the other side of the pond. I'm glad to see Elton no longer struggling with fighting drug addiction. The pace of the story is very well paced, it is a little slow at the beginning but quickly picks up as the story progress. It did take a little while for me to fall in love with one particular character, which is pretty great as I'm an introvert. Overall it is an exceptional product that deserves all the praise the director and actress deserve.


This movie is a brainless abomination. It is completely just here to make more money off our disposable eyeballs than it does as a funny film.


This review would be a piss off; to the animation department, editing was the highest compliment of all.


I had to think about my review for this film for over an hour. The writing here was so bad it felt like someone put a fumigator in the movie and then called it 'Bender's Big Score.'


Ha Jong Mi as Leela, the only one of the major four protagonists to show an improvement in growth. In addition to a nicer chest-hair than the boy-herd-it-starts P2. Since the epilogue to the movie starts at the battle scene, he finally becomes the more petite, androgynous Leela, and that propels him from being, effectively, a collection of wants and needs, to showing character growth and filling out the lovely three-piece suit that just so happened to be given to him by the city council. The other characters: the sad and pale Lucy; Ginger Roll as her horse, Pip; the sunny and exciting Aya; the understudy teacher, Mrs. Rabbit, and the hopeful A.K.A. Po, which I still need to get to learn what makes a certain species so hardy. Movie needs a sign:


Awesome movie. Just what the doctor ordered for this emotional day. I've been needing to relax ever since this little guy was hit by lightning and all it took was a magic lamp and a magic pill to make him happy. I'm glad to have this happy guy in my life.


Ok start to finish it was a great movie. I really enjoyed it and had a great time watching it.


A heavily meme-influenced take on an animated classic, Kung Fu Panda 2 takes the jokes in the original and digifies them to make a rousing, friendly, cute take on an X rated animated comedy.


Meaningful, well-told story with good, humorous jokes and clean animation. The body language, facial expressions, and voice work are highly effective. Overall, this was a very enjoyable movie.


Awesome movie. There were some decent reviews on Amazon for this movie, so I would definitely buy this if it was on the list of things to watch. The original, it's the most noticible (for me) deleted scenes (i.e. Tranquil Temple) were interspersed in the movie by the way. In comparison to the original movie and animated short shorts, I found this better than the short shorts. It has a more higher quality voice acting (Good job)! The movie had a rather slow start, but the second half was the best thing to happen in the movie, so I suggest to watch that. There are a few other nice things to note about the movie, which didn't make it on the review. The movie has a different opening (which I will post some screenshots of) than the original. I also didn't notice a 5 star rating until seeing the end credits.


This movie sucked.The sheer lack of imagination in certain plot points and even characters makes me hate this film so much for making it. It's basically simply stupid cheese-fest. I really hope there's a massive fucking reboot happening because if it does, I want this bad movie to be a part of it.


Loss of Bad Repute: 2 Stars - 'Halls of Valhalla' is not only poorly written and acted but actually kind of cool too; the performance is truly authentic and I'd totally put $3-4 down for it. I can't seem to get over it being a bad movie at all. The voice actors are not good. Not only are they completely unfunny and original, but they are absolutely hideous. One of them is quite literally a dude wearing a drag queen costume. His impression of Christopher Walken is great too.


The bad part was pretty fun and I wanted to see what was more. Almost everyone on Google + agreed.


It's time for light and feathery to duke it out once again!


Not bad and it felt like I might actually get the guy I wanted... :) This is one of my favorite Movies so far.


Beautifully drawn characters, a fast-paced plot that keeps you guessing, and a surprising ending.


The flaw is in the story and the time limit, not the lack of commercial value


This movie reminds me of that documentary about life at Guantánamo where the reporter happened to fall asleep and pass out, so people photographed him from behind and said this was a hard-hitting article


This is a thriller! An essential for your zombie films library. It was the best portrayal of this virus, THE ZOMBIE! Even though the story is fictional it seemed like people really experienced the illness in person. It has a huge budget, a great cast. The book is brilliant! Highly recommended!!


Amazing! I was so nervous that the film would be a dud, but after hearing only two positive comments from other reviewers, I knew it was going to be special.  What was cool was that all four directors were women: Kristin Vernoff and Wendy Herzog, and all directors thought this was their best work. I was surprised to learn that this wasn't the first film directed by a woman, as Kristin's


This is actually a really good book...I was afraid it would be a steampunk love story and it isn't! It's more of a modern downer... But that's not a bad thing... Or if you think steampunk is romantic, you may as well have gone, you know, somewhere else. I have been knowing of Patricio Albaran for a while and this book made me want to read more about him. He does not carry the character on his shoulders... But that is because he is more or less one of the main characters. I just felt like he was a good writer and very well written and I can't wait to have more of this type of stories.


This would be an excellent movie to have on DVD or a blu-ray on its release.   I loved every moment of this movie.


I also like you. It wasn't because I had given up on humanity, but because it is more important than that, and that it can't all be roses and rainbows. The funny thing is that if I did not become an actor, I would probably be like you. You are great and different, but it isn't quite what you would call happy. People who aren't sure about getting a job are capable of saying no. However, in getting a job, it's an extra privilege to say yes. However, that's not the kind of privilege I take. But I think about you a lot, in these dreary times.


A fascinating blend of documentary and pure science, Critical Condition examines the world's infrastructure—from transportation networks, infrastructure and infrastructure manufacturing, the water supply and water management systems, to dams, reservoirs, power plants, buildings and the local economy. Enriched by richly reported interviews with advocates, engineers, companies, private consultants, policymakers, activists, and independent experts, the film offers a brief overview of critical infrastructure issues, specific projects, and their links to human health and the environment, utilizing the book Ethical, Economic and Environmental Risks to Data and Ethics by Gary Ruskin and the Web site resources listed under


I'll take a deep breath now before I let you describe the epic fail of this film. Don't ruin your review by thinking of my co-worker who was once a heavy reader and would have enjoyed this. For these reasons I won't give it three stars.


Great film...never saw it, dood. It seems like a pretty cool concept; see it at a party and start giggling like a fool. It doesn't really come close to making it so to say.


This movie was by far the worst of this bunch. The story that they told would make Jodie Foster blush. The acting was terrible, the acting during scenes with crazy people was terrible. The entire plot was not only implausible, but left me with the sense that the writers should just toss the whole thing. One big black dildo rained down from the heavens. Holes were cut from the roof and the walls. Water leaked out everywhere and were hidden from sight. The logic behind the plot was outrageous. There was no motive. At no point did I understand why they kept filming so long after they actually ruined the other movies on the shelf in the theaters.


Most films work under the principle of the Rule of Three, with only three main characters in the film. Here, each character makes a genuine contribution to the film in both a hero and a villain capacity. The story involves three worlds, a human civilization in the throes of suffering, a symbiotic relationship between an Earth scientist and a fairies that were there for a little while before humans arrived, and two friendly fairy guardians who aid in a very special task.


Perhaps the only Christopath theme park ride of the 1980s that does the selection well,


Overall I liked this movie quite a lot. And what a brilliant director it is!


The most retreading plot as there's one very boring action sequence after another, and very tiny, generic actors play every single role.


It doesn't really make any sense as a comedy. It's some tedious stilted dialogue that doesn't build anything, and the plot is just a way to prop up the life of a man that could otherwise have been an asshole.


I didn't even like this movie and I watched it again because, geez, the voice actor had amazing


As with the recent Rogue One reviews, some of this movie was pretty damn funny - I laughed a little - but some of it was just flat out dreadful.


The acting sucks and there is zero heart. There is little focus, nothing special, not really any personality for it to exist at all, and it is a disaster.


The picture is mixed and often distorted to give the impression that the characters are fired upon by an organized armed enemy army - unless in reality they are using a California Beekeeper's compote line as a gun, which is done to score the rounds for your gun, which is not useful, of course.


A superb, perfectly constructed war thriller. I am happy I picked this up to watch over Thanksgiving and it lived up to my expectations.


A fun watch! Got to the part of The Boss a few times. He is awesome and gives a hilarious first name to everyone. Fun scene with the boss(and some other nice guy) taking away everybody's coffee pot was pretty good, other actors are great too! A must watch and even funnier that it's in 5 days or less.


Of course its good but I couldn't tear myself away from his ridiculously exaggerated beard/hair!


Must see! Why did the movie pay the movie maker for such an amazing story?


Some journos have been advocating a writer spend more time helping struggling journalists, whether the problem is


How my favorite character appears more competent than the rest of them - let alone any of the supporting cast. The ostentatious tactics they employ (insert further narration here) and whatever odd accent James Woods rolls, R.I.P.


It's obvious the entire purpose of the movie is to serve as a vicious, one-dimensional epitaph to Rocky's career.


A Stallone biography with mediocre fight scenes and Tim Roth in it? Okay.


Grow to maturity quicker in the field, better out of it than in it.


I found the previous reviewer's review particularly poor. The author mostly regurgitates generalities, offering only a brief description of what he found to be terrible about the film, without any of the usual context of trying to explain its specifics or see if there is any underlying story or direction here that could make the film even worse or potentially more obscure, than the reviewer claims.


The overall attitude of this movie is one of big, noisy family wrestling matches and fighter jet bombers. In part because the bulk of the fighting and the movie fights are what fill this movie up, and in part because there is not much story to tell, the film sort of falls apart. The best bits are the opening and last 20 minutes or so of the film, where the story has some sort of semblance to beginning to end, but then falls apart in a confused mess of falling names for what seems like various rules, character interactions that are unimportant, a decision to add items and dialogue about fat people. This is an example of a project that tries too hard to make the audience happy, but fails miserably, and that should discourage filmmakers from investing in this type of movie.


This movie is an absolute disgrace and deserves to be rebuked by people with common sense and a healthy sense of curiosity.


I give it a C- even after three days of suffering. Unfortunately the poor action is made worse by the once so beautiful original score by the late Michael Nyman which became disgustingly disappointing halfway through the film in almost all the worst way possible


If an adaptation of anything other than one of P. G. Wodehouse's books is completely horrible, that's great. If they're bad even by the standards of Dickens, that's where the rub lies.


The first hint that there's something wrong with this film is when it cuts directly to a rewatch to give us a mini recap: Brad Pitt, Tony Stark, and Scarlett Johansson prepare to board a X-plane and after some dramatic obstacles they get it in the air. Now, remember, this entire film is building up to this moment. And the music keeps getting weirder and weirder and weirder. Next thing you know, the moment the plane gets airborne will be followed by the onset of… uhh… what the fuck is it again? *speechless pause* *short silence* OK, so we got our obligatory movies supposed to be making one (I can imagine there's a bit of a cliffhanger there). And then… disaster.


Every word of this movie is awful and stupid. If I had my choice, I would have never watched it.


It's about incest and the whole whole jive bullshit. The acting sucks, everything is corny as balls and the acting is terrible, one of the actors is black and the white girls in the movie don't even do anything. 1 out of 10 doesn't even warrant putting it in the laundry basket...ok maybe it does.


Hey, c'mon, man, let's not give it a bad rating because it was rated really, really poorly.


Uh, this… all I got was some generic pig stuff on the bottom.


It's dark and was put together with an 80's disco aesthetic and camera tricks designed to cause a scene of imminent heart failure.


This movie is just horrible and stupid and the F-word was used everywhere, with great gusto, throughout.


This movie is so bad that I found it hard to think. I probably didn't make up enough reviews for it, actually.


I like the guy, even though I'm not really a techie. So I'm happy about that. I want to see more, he's wonderful in this.


The gang will be prepared for the onset of the cold winter season and for some boring friends in summer.


Very polished screenplay, and the writing team -- Rod, the chipper and down-to-earth, Phillipa, who is richly accomplished in her own right, and William, a guy you can actually trust -- amply provide all the ingredients that make a good movie.


Love the idea of this film and its radical setting. Very focused and well done.


An interesting touch that runs the drama along: it was a journey for life. This movie takes it seriously.


This movie is ridiculous. There's no plot or even enough plot to begin to understand it. How was the actress supposed to do much of anything here? I mean she really didn't look or act like someone in a movie, her character was a person to be reminded of how you're too old to act in movies. I guess she can call herself a ghost. Does she want to do anything at all? Is she just a walking corpse.


Is there any single aspect of this movie which makes it one-and-done?


The director screwed up. The actors forgot who's father was. There were moments when my head was spinning and I wondered if I'd just been outrun by a giant grey hamster.


I saw this in a theater the other night and I couldn't even watch it.


This movie is awful! What a waste of time! The music is terrible, the actors suck, the quality of the plot is questionable, and the acting is bad.


I couldn't even enjoy this stupid, pedestrian, over-analyzed vehicle. The women were uninspiring and the dialog (a woman has a male friend? to whom she thinks she is speaking? Who is quite literally the point of the movie?) was mostly incomprehensible.


This is a really good movie. It didn't crash my whole universe in the middle of the movie, but the main character is so very believable and at the center of this story makes you fall in love with him even more. Overall this movie is just perfect.


I thought he and Joaquin were a good comedy duo. I also liked the romance between Joaquin and Kim (played by me).


Terrific!! You feel the story through the characters. You're invested in the events and the characters and you're with them. Characters have interesting back stories and interplay and can easily rival their chief humans counterparts.


A good female to male movie with a black man as the hero. Also one of my favorites.


Yeah. I liked it. I could feel how well-told the story was.


A drama about the time in history (circa 1940s) in which Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier to become a baseball star and [resolved] the question of racial inequality by turning it into the ultimate test: whether Jackie should face the law, play baseball, or be accepted by his team.


The production and photography were superb and wonderfully acted. It's no surprise that this is his second well-received movie following


Leatherback Sea Sharks which is the worst movie I've ever seen in my life and I have seen movies no one has seen but the 2 star reviewers on this site talked enough about this movie to put it 3 stars and two star reviewers put it one star.


Okay, this was a bad movie. There were bad action scenes, lame dialogue, and not much substance. The worse part is that George Lucas actually had something to say about it and did write a summary for the DVD box sets, so all the people who paid for a silly rip-off of Ep. I still thought I was missing something when I finally got around to watching the film.


Horrible. In the horrible part, the japanese dude was a chump, the pretty chick was only interested in money, and the author was an idiot.


Wow, that's not really good. I don't feel anything when I watch it and it has some of the worst acting in any of these movies.


This movie does not hold a candle to [Lucas's early work]. I liked The Empire Strikes Back, but this new product, for which Lucas gave no input, is a collection of well-drawn homages to other Lucasian works.... The film is accompanied by some great narration from the kind, helpful Han Solo, like he's a party animal. He constantly conveys the relative unimportance of his life as he kicks Vader's ass...He turns his nose up at everyone at one point and confesses


The Phantom Menace has so much going for it! The opening film establishes the protagonist, Jar Jar Binks, in a way that very few of the Star Wars movies have done thus far. Throughout the film he struggles with making the decision to leave the Senate and take on a bigger role in his future. The dialogue, taken straight from the book


Milo this is the highpoint. I heard the ridiculousness of the Internet, sure, but no one else really believed this movie would be as good as it turned out to be. For me to find any weak parts of the movie, I feel as though it had to have been me. I had never thought I would become a fan of any of the things I talked about in the beginning of my reviews, and I was surprised how happy I became. As someone who grew up on the B movie god with awful adaptations like


Surprisingly not as terrible as my wife claims. If you go to a movie alone (and I do, a lot) it can seem more appealing to do it with friends, but this still had an enjoyable story for kids. The characters are cool and their actions and adventures the show that they are led well. Of all the Phantom Menace episodes, this is probably the best one.


Star Wars: Episode I is a perfect mixture of action, adventure, humor, epic story-telling and stirring music. For fans of Star Wars or who just want to see another story told on film, this is a movie you should see.


Star Wars Episode 1 is the greatest movie of all time. It has a great story and character development, action and amazing effects and special effects. I would recommend this movie to everyone.


I liked this movie. It is fun to watch and you get a unique feeling that I can't really put a label on. It is a story about a young George Lucas and the story that he is wanting to tell and makes a good amount of sense and has a unique feel. The action, weapons and character design are all a lot more realistic than most of the high profile movies out there. I am going to recommend this film to people who love a good story with a strong mystery and not everyone is a


This is a very good movie for the old timers. Now there is a Phantom Menace with good action.


well, coulda been a bit better. without the superb 3D effects, it just looked like a bad sci-fi movie


Pretty strong from beginning. Though flawed and dripping in awkward film editing. Art quality is average.


I would give this movie 3 out of 5 and stop watching it before it put a hole through my head.


Horrible, untrustworthy, boring and disemboweling for the most part


Great!  There is not a bit in the movie that does not have value.


From a moral and physical point of view, I think this is the greatest action thriller I have seen to date


Edge of Tomorrow is a huge improvement upon its origins and an essential entry point into the exciting world of human and alien robot interaction. We forget how excellent it was in action and fantasy settings, but the impressive visual palette and appeal to geeks and military veterans make


It was an excellent flick with tons of action. The impact of each and every scene and each individual performance left me breathless.


A waste of $30.00 to finish, bad story, bad acting, bad editing, cliche characters, and stupid gags, you may as well skip this.


It looks like i was turned into a movie and forced to watch it over and over again.


This movie consists of bad acting, poorly shot, badly edited scenes (almost all in black and white), incoherent story, ugly acting, boring characters, and absolute terrible special effects.


A tawdry melodrama... I won't need to justify this four times


It's excellent as far as second-rate western spoofs go, but what could have been an excellent piece of trash is pretty much the entire appeal of this overrated, cheesy, pathetic movie.


Noise overpowers us. Sentence fragments hit this thick sound track as each character stumbles over their own. Everyone emotes in what is an oddly deep, blocky delivery. The ending adds nothing and provides us with a meaningless nugget to my mother.


It's just a bad movie and there's nothing I can do about it.


One of my favorite movies from 2014. The cast is terrific; I loved James Gunn's voice of Rocket in the very special brief bits we see in the original and


Ever since I discovered it, it has filled the hole left when the rest of Hollywood missed out on Twentieth Century Fox's


Is a great little movie; you can tell at a first glance who is writing and directed. A bit uncomfortable at times and possibly overlong, but as it plays out the acting is well done and there is enough knowledge and understanding of social issues being showcased for the general audience to understand.  Another great surprise is that the male characters aren't abusive or bad tempered; they are happy and seek friendship and understanding. Still it took me a bit to grasp that they aren't actually the subject of the movie (Teddy & Lucy are) but at the same time their presence provides a just a bit of balance and logic to the story.  Overall, a pretty good film.  I also read the writing a week before the movie and I missed it. My heart truly smiled at them!


Most of the film's characters are potheads and some of the dialogue is extremely ridiculous.


The camera is in the exact wrong place. The actor's shoulder movements are wrong. The colors are wrong. The framing is wrong. It looks like a poor TV pilot.


Pretty ugc so im disappointed. Too-scripted...I'm kinda proud of how even from a story that's supposed to be 'gigantic' it turned out to be tiny.


It doesn't count. Their birds weren't creative and went backwards for no reason, one of the monsters turned into a bear, the plot was boring, the use of special effects were so over the top, the 'nude' testicles were on the wrong-side of the pants, the character's big boobs were totally out of place, the trailer was stupid, all the actors looked exactly the same, the wife looked like a stripper... let's just take it from the top...


Hazel and Bobby play a great guest starring part. Folding the film into 4 episodes was fun and different for a kid's movie. Kids will love the adventures of Tiny Tim in the fantastic 2-D world.


Too soon? It's sweet. It's sweet and satisfying. This is the kind of magic movie that should come out every so often in this day and age because it has so much funny dialogue and so much heart.


Good....A cute, upbeat animated picture of friendship and schoolyard mischief.


If you like The Hunchback of Notre Dame then you'll definitely enjoy The Big Adventure, which stars David Duchovny as pimp Pee-Wee Herman. If you like Peter Pan but don't quite care for Tinkerbell, you'll definitely enjoy this film as well, with Tinker Bell being portrayed by Joanna Cassidy.


It got pretty confusing about the ending, not in the re-read, but I remember being very emotional.


This movie suffers from a many problems, among them structural, anachronistic, lack of memorable characters and some very amateur and stupid directing.


THAT STAR is by the director of HELLO, DEAR AND HELLA BIG, and one who also wrote BATMAN BEGINS.


M. Night Shyamalan is the director who left a deep mark on my life. This is the best film I've seen in a while. Every scene worked together so well. Stunningly constructed, involving multiple storylines.


good film about time and separation by father. on par with the great movies of the day


All around terrific. Magnificent, stirring and heart-warming. Vocally, emoting, cleverly acted, extremely natural. Propelling performance from Eddie Redmayne (Oscar winning), brilliant script (noted British novelist and critic Graham Greene). A superb piece of writing that stays with you long after the final credits have rolled, for those few hours that you are permitted to stay wistfully absorbed in a lovely performance.


Good script, and knowing how its creator himself had a massive breakthrough, I was so happy to listen in and learn so much! I loved the character depth, which made it feel like a real journey through life, whether you're a physicist or just somebody who likes movies! I'm an artsy person, so most of it hit me right in the emotions. Thank you and merry Christmas!


Pretty bad IMO but my buddy enjoys it and I enjoy watching bad movies so there isn't anything truly to complain about.


laughed while listening to the trailer for this bad movie. A sad excuse of comedy.


A popcorn flick that has bested F.W. Murnau in the recent past


The American government is stupid and thinks Africa is a good idea for a pipeline.


I saw this once as a teenager and remember hating it! The hype for it was immense with a complete lack of entertainment value, so the more cynical of you will agree that it really must not have been worth the tickets.


You may get no sleep. No money and you could miss the world if the movie breaks.


Because of Yakuza:G, 50/50 instantly became one of my favourite movies and my personal favorite. The two kids you meet are the main characters and you follow them throughout their journey as they negotiate their way from the outskirts of the Yakuza underworld to a suitable marriage.


A very charming and well acted movie that does a lovely job of not overwhelming the viewer. The writing is light-hearted and has many comedic gags throughout, and the actors as well. Though there is a plot, it is not overly complicated.


Very strong picture (at $23 this is the cheapest movie on that list!) and the runtime was brilliant! Great story and actors all working well together, including the hammy Paul Newman who could have fooled everyone. Very very good with great sound, and


Very good. Pointed, realistic movie and I liked Tom Nordschied's character in the movie so this made me like him even more in real life.


The group makes a smart partnership by finding and keeping a small but secure garden that threatens to go feral. They must bring order to a nonsensical chaotic life before it becomes as unsolvable as the garden itself.


A suspenseful, loose yarn about the effects of infidelity on two friends and the limitations they must grapple with as they negotiate the consequences.


You have to feel for your mother-in-law, too. She has lost touch with who she once was, just as much as her boy was with her.


The worst movie I have ever seen with redshirts running around and shooting their friends! Without mercy!


Unfortunately it is a horrible, unrepresentative, racist film that's well over 10% un-refundable because of in-kind loans you didn't need to get that never should have been provided and the other 96% just isn't worth my time because they completely reek of entitlement and making fun of their love of violence at the expense of women, rape, race and dead bodies


The trouble with Full Metal Jacket, though, is that it's stupid, feels like shit and has pretty much zero redeeming qualities.


This movie is way over the top and unrealistic. There's no real connection to the movie, the actors are over-extended and the production values are low grade


Dope Damn Tunes #2: The Pizza Boxers  By Charles Marshall  (Poster Size:29 x 36, Signed by the Author)


I might like it, but without the working action-thriller characters and humor, a lot of what gets measured as film value doesn't survive...


It's one of the greatest movie films you will ever see and I suggest giving it a watch. I know I will again.


Humbling in retrospect, the training he underwent as a Korean POW seems insane, but really it was akin to what the T-72 tank pilots in Poland endured, but without any of the tanks. Just the cold! Our infantry did plenty of that, so it probably served the human psyche better to kill everyone you see and not think that your own comrades are fucking stupid enough to give the order to shoot so quickly! You just accept it.


I think that can do to Superman what it did to the W'Kw'C'Rrrr!


Nice idea. Hard to follow. Expects too much out of one day. Make-believe. Plot must be ruined for anything good to come afterwards.


With an ever-caring and keen lens, Alex Roberts finds a great tale in Walt Longacre (Michael Fassbender), a fly fisherman out at sea during Typhoon Hagalak who is taking down seals using longline. Along with a large crew, he struggles to protect his family and his friends as they witness the devastation wrought by the storm. While Longacre's tactics may prove to be more violent and ruthless than necessary, the fact he's caring to those he works with doesn't diminish his noble motivations. Longacre gives us a tale of bravery, ferocity, and loyalty.


A Mighty Wind. F., personal rationally consider suicide due to real people being driven to their death. Real life is made more difficult with the supernatural race


I do not like how she actually gives this movie a B-. This has the worst acting I've ever seen in a PG-13 picture,


so what... theater is a collection of three seemingly fine and tasty dramas, but two of them are truly abysmal.


Dear Enemy: Our current leaders have betrayed us and failed us, and so here is what we do. Break down any doors in our yard. Deal with the ones you find to be the most stubborn of all the bastards, don't be out in the open begging for help, leave the rest. We shall be victorious, and whoever left a door open will never again have to know the need for its protection.


You expect the bombs to go off everywhere but there are only so many ideas you can reel off when you must convince your audience to keep watching for thirty minutes instead of a day.


I can't get into a movie this bad. No opening scene was interesting, almost no plot, terrible acting, terrible character development, no music, boring sequences, it wasn't even funny.


Excellent little post apocalyptic show that I have revisited on numerous occasions. If you have seen the original run you know how they can develop a dynamic and twisty story with characters well written with added depth and dimension. Everyone will like it because it is a pure story with a distinct moral edge (very Spielbergy.


A straight-forward, anthemic music film from Casey Robbins and Brandon Wise


A very different take on a loving relationship with a boyfriend who suffers from PTSD. I really enjoyed it. Sure, it's only 5 hours, but it's so well told and executed with such care that I'm sad to give the flick 4 stars. I know I speak for many with pyschos to cherish their long-term relationships.


Weak. I liked the movie, and I really do like the lyrics/style. Its a classic young man reaching the prime in his sexuality, and he almost succumbed to something approaching HIV. There is also a lot of swearing (which is to be expected in any great film), but just my personal taste and not, for example, The Tool/Imaginaer/songs.


This was sooooo cheesy. It was my first time seeing his name and thought 'Uhh, nice! It's short!' I think it'll be amazing in theaters, you should definitely watch it if you haven't yet, and for now watch The Avengers first.


This is truly one of a kind. Everyone has different definitions for it's meaning, but I see this project as bringing communication back into our world. Social media and the generation gap are real challenges right now. My husband and I agreed that the best place for such a program is with people who don't feel alone. It has always been a big and personal part of my life. It feels truly inspirational. Thank you for the inspiration. This program is so effective that we're going to go keep going. It's not all about me so it's important to come and stay here for the duration of the program.


Definitely an enjoyable movie. Filled with good stuff. What movie didn't need the titular


Got me.  Frankly, I didn't think much about this movie, but the front seat content surprised me.  This felt like the complete reverse of


This movie doesn't show any story beats, they just jump around and have pointless problems, and everything is dreadful.


Please, make it stop; then I can go over the screenplay again and make it not so bad.


It has the feeling of being shot down at both ends. So, each ending is doomed to be as confusing as the first as the search for the right ending goes to hell.


The plot is shitty and the acting is bad. It was ok to laugh in the beginning, but then the horrible acting takes over and its not funny. Great get a popcorn.


This film is a well-made film with excellent dialogue that even those who haven't seen the movie can get into. There's also a lot of enjoyable humor as well as great performances from all members of the cast and an excellent ending to a great film.


Lloyd Kaufman's performance gives this quirky and absorbing film some of its most valuable and enchanting qualities. He takes the role of Larry Luckies, who after retiring from the New York police force is determined to gain a reputation as a freelance detective while still remaining professional to his colleagues. But while his idealism may please his ex-wife Polly, his determination to help people caught in crisis comes too close for comfort to his own career dreams. Entering a bar for an easy evening caper, Larry quickly slips into addiction. His colleagues and enemies are caught up in the rush to catch Larry as he enters the personal realm of his nemesis Earl Clark, a petty crook determined to carve out a dangerous career in crime. In the process, Lloyd becomes known in the bar and town as a doer and a good guy.


A Russian historian comes to New York City as the head of a delegation of authors invited by the US State Department to write about the 1915 Armenian Genocide in Turkey. He finds that truth is something that the silent majority has a hard time accepting and things are changing at a rapid pace. Met in the company of two movie stars he gets to the heart of a sensitive issue as people come to terms with what happened to their friends and neighbours in the Turkish (and later later, Kurdish) and Armenian communities.


For me, Steve Coogan's portrayal of Jonathan Byers was brilliant. It wasn't his main task as director, rather, it was his independent telling of Byers' psyche. His are subjects like losing his hearing and then finally his touch (such a traumatic sight) and what ever else Byers has thought, however silly, it is very touching to see Coogan choose to tell his story with his one grand vision. But for me, it was by far one of my favorite movies of all time and it truly brought the life of the mysterious Derya Smith back into my life. A special thanks for the movie, man.


I thought this movie was just okay...I would like it a bit better if he had an even star cast, but overall a good movie.


I'm Not There is great film to come out that explores an important and unique woman and a historic film that showcased the fact of life. It is not just about what goes on behind the scene, but also how we are able to get by, to be content and to remain anonymous in the world we live in and as you yourself have opened your door to each other. It's not just about personality and style, but also about character as well. It's about life and living the life we lead as human beings. It's a very nuanced film and it's not easy to find good reviews of it yet, and the new generation of generation really has to come along and 'earn' your place in history. Overall, it's a difficult film to watch and I wish I could recommend it highly enough to all my friends. I am certainly looking forward to watching it again very soon.


Remember the good old days? The films that all my movie-loving friends never seem to get around to watching? A box full of disks were locked up in my room. No, these weren't VHS or DVD, they were LPs. A luscious, golden, analogue album. This is what the 35mm projectors pumped out and we had to sneak it on the plane on movie nights. Oh I'm fond of The Miracle (well, a bit of it. On a whole, it's a bit rubbish.) but I always remember the thing I'd dropped in the packet. That was a hit. No regrets. Now why have I survived on such scant budgets for over 30 years? One simple reason: as I lay on my camper with a bottle of absinthe in the kitchen, I could hear her tiny brain saying 'Pay me, I'm coming' over and over again. Cheers. Julie


It was cute but that shot of all those cuties hugging each other was the only thing keeping me interested


A farrago of invention that has no plot and no ideas... only a stale target for Sorkin's cartoonian pen, as television's pathetic 'watch what you're doing' mantra implies, the joke is on them.


This picture is so bad that some non-contributing readers are surprised that a critic would feel compelled to write a negative review.


I had no interest. No enjoyment from this. And the sex scenes were just horrendous.


The non-story is a slog through pointless, frustrating, and occasionally just plain shameful plot devices.


This movie is one of the worst I have ever had the displeasure of experiencing.


If I were to give you one rating for the movie, this would be it. I was immersed from the moment I entered the movie theatre, and the film never slowed down throughout. If you are a fan of Kenneth Green's creative direction, or love any of his dark and very dark dramas, this one is worth watching.


Brilliant. Seriously brilliant. The characters are so vivid and memorable, the story so perfectly constructed. Seriously, this is great.


Well acted, good storyline, and just fun! Definitely recommend this for most mums!


Almost everything happens for a reason. When Gil realizes that Yami will be able to walk the distance between all of his worlds without having any regrets, he starts acting for the good. When he finds himself unable to go on such adventures in his first attempt, he chooses Tanna as his objective. This movie showed us an illustration of their three worlds, Yami's, that of his own memories, and Tanna's memories of his master. Even if they are not recognized as twins, they have for Yami what they give to each other. When he loses Tanna's memory and enters a new dimension, his resolve is strong. He didn't give up and didn't give in, but he and Tanna is strong and won over the important things.


A delightful comedy with witty songs and sharp banter and performances by huge numbers of actors who must already know each other but know that there is a good, silly movie to be made as well. It's good  by Jonathan LeCarre


I'm not exactly sold by this movie. Not that I expect any. It's a mindless, one-note robot fantasy fantasy story, with The Goonies music in the background, that fails so hard it's a shame the makers keep making it so often.


You may have been on to something, Alfred, if you had gotten rid of your faith in a nebulous internet horror concept called'southern economy.'


This movie is a disgusting and morally bankrupt piece of trash that would be ripped apart by anyone with even the most basic sense of decency and human rights.


Nothing. Not even if you knew where the noise was coming from (the spooky little mother-child voice said it was coming from everywhere) I have no idea what was going on in this film that set me up for a fun night out to Reel Rocker in Sherwood Park…The action starts up and there is no noise. And after the first couple of minutes I knew the film was good. When I entered the room the tiny audience of three sat in close and silent. As they hooted and hollered the action slowed. When you went to take the still image out of the film they raised their hands and a dead silent cheer went up. I looked down and realized I was going to turn the lighting down to the lowest setting possible and by holding the dimmer down the picture was slightly clearer but still this…I mean, what exactly was this movie about? I have never felt so alone in my life!


This film suffers from pacing problems, a weird feel for characters, melodramatic content, [and] horrific scenarios.


The title and premise I'm not a fan of...though I can't find much to fault in the film itself.


It takes its lead from an animated piece from a Spanish couple, and the delivery is kind of blah. It builds to a great second act, but never hits stride.


I guess this was good in theory, but it was mostly terrible, save for one bad joke.


It was pretty smart, a story that also explored the issues for its audience.


It was fantastic! I loved the story, it had a very unique concept. The main character, Kenji, is like an alien inside the mind of a high school student who goes on this journey to change. I really enjoyed the adventure and I enjoyed how the story kept you guessing what was going to happen. There's a lot of emotion and suspense throughout the movie and it was a lot of fun.


Not only a beautiful, pure thing, this is the kind of cinema I've been wanting to see. Thank you.


Film is intelligent, beautifully acted, and wonderfully written. The comic scenes in between solidified that with the right tone they can be all things to all people.


It is a tale told in multiple voices, and it makes me think about humanity. It's about something that is all of humanity.


It had a nice smooth flow.The characters really seemed to bond with each other.


What a nice introduction to the special experience of a filmmaking role-playing game! I never dreamed of such a good character to be played by me, yet so very reliable, which would be important for the climax of the big part of the story, and one of the rare occasions when it can be exciting to feel a hard-won victory. Thanks to this movie I realized I want to act more. So now I need to complete my queue.


This Movie Sucks! Rude, misogynistic, muddled -- a miserable experience for the solo male viewer.


The video showed no movement or drama to make it obvious that the filming did not occur.


Any adult with the money, talent, and conviction to promote a moderately crap film at a major Hollywood studio can turn a profit without any arduous film-sitting chores or fine-tuning of the film.


People say: 'If a good horror movie ends so nicely, why don't we just see the sequel and not suffer in isolation.' Well what am I, though? A despicable monkey. I only come off as selfish. You'd be so much more sorry if you were a part of the audience.


After waiting 5 minutes to hear any of the main character. He arrives in one of the classic southern neighborhoods and he is robbed of the satisfaction of waiting for the result of an arbitrary power struggle in the theater. The dialogue is typically recycled and boring. Plus the white prostitutes in this action were entitled to as much of a big meal as the poor gook who keeps getting hit on his way home from the theatre on this first run for in over 3 years.


Aramis LaMarche may be still a minor character in the last five movies of his true hero, but his impact on screen has been enough to suggest, with relative certainty, the fundamental wisdom and aesthetic integrity that have helped define his output as well as his place within cinematic history. All's Well That Ends Well's visual aesthetic flows from the single of stringing parallel tones above the higher and lower registers of the Hollywood bow in a way that feels both refined and elemental, capturing the essence of a classic Bauhaus painting, or evoking the mood of a double-breasted design in a showroom filled with merchandise designed by Marshall Field's. It is lushly colored yet darkly sweet, a gorgeous frame upon which LaMarche's intimate range of apertures draw all their focus.


A wonderful script, well-written and with brilliant production design. This film is remarkably faithful to Robert Browning's Poetic Edda. I loved this classic 'Old English' fairy tale about Frey the Glorft of the East (hero of the story) and his Bride of the West (Zigfrid of the West).


An entertaining, sentimental story of faith and reason that melds the final arc of history. It's a miracle that it did as well as it did, especially with its strong religious message.


I didn't know what to expect from the trailer because I have not seen it, but from what I saw it was perfect. I'm a huge fan of this film, and I loved it.


After watching this i started trying to find a review written by the original, whose name I could not find. All I found was a load of whiny woman and her husband, complaining that the movie was crap and again complaining about how long the movie took to make and how crappy the heroine was.


This movie's lack of characters and cute details turned me off early on. The 'find Dory' scene where they fish her out of a boat's puddle and then drag her to the rescue van seems pointless and irritating.


Any fandom movie works, except this one. The plot is a complete joke (Tom Hanks is Kevin Hart and we all die in that fish tank. Dory stays with a dolphin and a human), the dialogue is so painfully unfunny, and the acting all around was very forced and annoying.


I have a teeny tiny review of this thing that's just me typing on my laptop for 15 minutes.


I stayed here at 1000 for another hour. DORY FLIES TO HOME!


Genre material for me, for the most part. But I'm gonna have trouble reviewing a kids movie.


I dare you to see this dog called and find a message on this box.


This movie is terrible. After getting through about 3/4 of this I am just confused and wanting to leave.


Dory will truly live up to the 'Finding Nemo' title by becoming one of Disney's greatest family films to date. I watched it last week at the Hoop-Dee-Doo, where our movie group discusses our summer classics one movie at a time. This was our first viewing of the film. An average of 15 friends watching it. It was not the most memorable movie of the year, but a very good one. And a movie that was made in very short time. We still can't decide which one of the new creatures from


Dory. An odd 'animated' project to find, but one worth revisiting. Could use some stronger arguments, however. Its heists would've been infinitely better done than 'Fast & Furious' heists (in fact, and I've said this before, I think Fast & Furious 2 is the superior movie in its own way, more daring, impressive, and actually in better shot than this; but I agree on both counts).


It's probably the best movie I've seen in a long time. I'm really glad to see a competent 3rd cinema. MRADEL HAS CHARM


The end. A horrible movie that leaves no sense of life, fun or friendship… There's no way to save your TV.


I knew this movie when I was 8, so I have had access to adult audiences since then, and I admit that the picture was truly awful - it felt like a pit of animal feces overflowing my tiny house, spattered with fecal filler, and I couldn't even look away because the night would not end until I peed my pants!


I don't want to win this for you like I won't win money to buy burgers


Just when you think you know all there is to know about the picture you are watching, a surprise or a major revelation gets you ready to learn something new, as seen in this fine movie.


When I had Uncle Drew on TNT, I won every argument. We laughed and cheered,


Great movie with many surprising comedy moments. I liked that the script went from typical run of the mill and boring spaghetti western type of thing to a heartwarming funny with wit and style and the actors delivering every line.


I could not enjoy it in any way. Some dramatic moments, and too much dialogue that made it difficult to believe anything would happen in it. The ending was extremely disturbing, too.


poorly written character story, weak action, bland characters, dumb story, fanservice, action scene, etc, but the actual good parts are there.


When word got around that someone had re-cut the movie, the reviews made it sound like it was a dirty movie.


The most noteworthy feature in the entire picture is its dialogue, which is straight out of vintage 1940s sci-fi serials, (of which, I would include Pacific Rim, the first film to incorporate a ton of dialogue.)..Once again, it seems like people are less interested in real science than reality; the planet-destroying Death Star gun is replaced with a tractor beam gun.


Yours, Truly is an extremely well-crafted movie. My sister watched this movie with her 6 year old son and he seems to be extremely fond of the movie. Overall, it has a unique storyline and is easily the most poignant movie I've seen.


The movie has several heartwarming, humane characters. It is a beautifully crafted effort that the audience can rally around.


I was approached to star in YOURTURNEYSTROPE and my God did that movie deliver! From the start, I knew that you can really get into the character and develop your own. I was really taken with the cast and filmmaking style.


Still struggling with film aesthetic, low budget. I am not enthusiastic about the writing or actors on the title character, but the film has a life after its initial jokes, even after the first 5/8ths of the movie is over. Another studio doesn't really have any interested in the story and something screams it may go at best 2 more years. Would have preferred a bit more a competent screenplay and some direction, but this was a great debut with clearly talented producers. I enjoyed this more than the others that are still in the works,


There's a real sense of realism in this story of what it is to be a modern man struggling to raise kids and keep his life moving.  However, at the same time, the more irony that that raises, the more impressed I am with its visuals and its balance of two very different types of people that are unable to live in harmony.


Superb! Like movies that allow you to become relevant. I am recommending this film for anything over a 2.00 gag at the theater! It's just a great film in every sense.


This is a simple story that takes place in world of rough seas, where brothers are sworn brothers, where the five of them, boarding ship together on the same journey, find the treasure promised for them. My only complaint would be that something like this can only be appreciated in movie-only format.


Hassle is the most irritating and cheap of the lead actors you will ever see


I found myself reading other reviews more than you actually had. The subject seemed boring and one of the actor who does the voice didn't sound at all unique from the rest of the cast.


He did not read, he tried to be wrong, he made the air romantic but it made no sense, his music was too shrill and I could not enjoy the movie, I wanted my money back, I bought this on blu ray to see the old and short days, I am in a new song but it does not make sense to me, although the premise of the movie did make some sense, this was poorly made


I have no idea what is going on here. The only thing that comes to mind is that there is no woman.


It took about 3 weeks of *UNBEATABLE* pressure from my girlfriend to win me over for that movie. This one was great though (for what it was).


In particular, when the same take is repeated a couple times, it loses the emotional impact that the first time around.


It's almost mid-way through and yet everyone's the same. It almost seems like the film should be written off because it doesn't offer enough to the audience. Even if they were to completely fail to get into it's almost a shame because there is a very good amount of story, acting, and story telling to be had within this film and while that is made all too easy because this film does not have the standing and depth necessary to put it in anything but the poor stinking


... gets pretty early on and, because it is in a children's movie, I couldn't tear myself away. As to other technical failures, this movie is one big train wreck. Some commentators (many from me) declare this a great disappointment and a plot twist that is painful to witness...


Aside from the obvious use of 3rd party toys, the movie itself has some notable flaws. The character designs and the basic plot seem to have been completely reused from previous films, the fights are totally boring, the villain and the forest are awful, the point and click puzzles are dumb, and the plot makes absolutely no sense or has no direction at all.


I wasn't totally bad, but there was some stuff here I didn't like.


You'll not find a better, richer or more detailed depiction of friendship, joy and loss than Bruce's depiction of tragedy in this exquisite film. the place in our psyche which we refer to as the 'into the woods' refers to the primary source of power for us, our only opportunity for finally getting at God.