Didnt give up hope! Got this: 5/5! A very great movie that no doubt will change my movie lover's life... I reccomend to everyone who loves the alphabet!


As unbelievable as this movie is, it actually deserves a rating of 3/10! Actually the hardest movie I've ever finished, partly because this film is not written well at all! This movie is written like the Chris Columbus movie where he hates his aliens and tries to write a bad film. This film is not written bad at all. It just came in the perfect time where I was already depressed after finishing a really important paper that was supposed to be 80% done by the time I had to leave for the second half. So, I sat down to watch it. And, I did not know how much time I had. I felt so trapped as I sat on the edge of my seat. I'm still in shock that this film is so bad, I almost didn't finish this. Maybe I should call some of my friends and explain this movie to them, then let them know what I'm like when I have a bad movie. I can tell they would not enjoy it.


A stiff neck beeps from the first watch. The story is weak. A weak screenplay...Who thought that a band would lead a circus like this?


After the hate-and-it's-too-bad dialogue, the film's message was not as great as it once was: don't judge a book by it's cover!


Hey folks, as far as we can tell, this isn't a bad movie, but it was the studio that screwed up by targeting this film with a mid-week weekend release. This is kind of our big complaint, as we love films like it and feel as though the studio should've focused on getting a solid sci-fi film like The Man From U.N.C.L.E. out first instead of wasting their money on this very long and overly boring road movie that, well, does nothing for its own purpose, but becomes a negative if you have to sit through it.


I bought this as a 12 year old from an uncle. It was a f--king flop. I've watched far worse f--king films. When you have nothing better to watch this movie we have a moral obligation to burn the copy we had so we can start our imaginations anew.


A dark horse from the 2013 field, This is a very good movie. It has action, humor, solid characters, character development and twists. The story is well thought out and the cinematography in the action scenes was superb. It's high energy and this wonderful film does not take itself very seriously, but like a true road movie it deals with the topic of love and some deep theme that makes for a wonderful experience.


Broken Arrow is definitely an odd one to go to at the movies with kids, but it was definitely worth it. When I arrived, there were kids out front, with lots of little faces looking down at the screen in fascination. It was very low-key, but that seemed to suit the atmosphere. The narration was very mellow, calming and made me feel like I was in the theater with my mother and older brothers. I especially loved the narrator's line when describing how a few cars on the freeway could


In a strictly adult situation, some people would applaud the decision. But the film would now be blatantly exploitative, that would be a disappointment to a kid. She (Holston) hates anal sex, which is a universal problem, but if there is another option other than fantasy, it might be worth the risk. It is


It was horrible, horrible. It ruined my life, ruined my childhood and spoiled my future.


Ugh. I didn't like this. Even in a film by Mel Brooks. What a waste of time.


This movie is horrid! Characters do very very few lines. A woman doesn't have any. A man is portrayed as the worst parent ever!


I feel like I am witnessing the suicide of a man who really believed he was reaching his mental potential.


Sucks. Terrible execution of a bad movie for half of its running time, with kooky characterization and crappy dialogue that only made the film worse.


Never has a movie seemed as real to me as I felt on my first viewing of 'Hearts of Stone,' by Luc Besson. A fantastical movie, but in real-world terms the story is about survival. I have been a lifetime fan of the mythos of'sword & sandal' movies and this is a grand and stunning achievement. For those of you that have seen 'Iron Man 3' think of 'Hearts of Stone' as that film got the concepts on my back that when I saw it in theaters, that I couldn't quite believe they were true. 'Hearts of Stone' really is the greatest fantasy tale that I have ever experienced, in any medium. My son, 3 years old at the time, loved the movie as well. It's a must see, no question about it.


Great 'film' as usual from this great talent and that one hit wonder Chuck Jones...look at this film in its totality and the response to this one (and it's wonderful star and director)...shows us an exceptional showing on the


Good movie with good performances. It is about the loss of belief in the higher spiritual forces in a relationship which can sometimes lead to mental paralysis.


Ok, I know how you say this 'The Wolf of Wall Street'? You take a part from Pablo Picasso (the original Picasso!), then you make a wannabe-Rich Dad Banks out of Leonardo DiCaprio and add a little Dean Stockwell (those guys are crazy) and the end result is very, very scary.


I had planned on buying a laptop to put in my garage but saw this movie and was much happier when the phone rang and so many in the queue asked where they could get a laptop. Some said they were sorry, some said they were furious. I was honest that was the decision but I felt a sense of triumph by ousting films that made me cringe with what they did to the audience, I was good and getting revenge.


It was quite funny that it showed cut-scenes from a Quentin Tarantino film, where the person has had a very bad experience at his or her last employer (I know; I worked at an ISP), as an end to his or her life.


Not a good film. Incomplete story, bad script, bad actors and shitty production values.


In my defense...I wanted to see something cheesy before I was at that age and after my 20th birthday was over.


You know what, let's be honest. It's not bad. It's a great movie! It's beautiful and disgusting and deeply embarrassing and amazing and sad all at once.


This is a book on the inferiority complex of a homeless bank robber who can't seem to solve the puzzle of what it is like to be a senior citizen and have


Wolf of Wall Street is worth the wait. Not only is the screenplay original but [screenplay writer] Martin Scorsese also shows more understanding of your vulnerable state.


It's a story of greed, sin, riches, and decadence, and the people who try to keep this on balance all become its foils,


Why, hell, why does Wall Street have to be written about? The little guy is being taken for granted by corporations in exchange for them making an easily-available product. Are these noble stakes to be sacrificed for obscure politicians who can probably win a race and hold office, and don't deserve better? As is often the case in TV fare, the fact that Mr. Jordan can do so much with so little is disorienting. He's clueless but 'deeply, profoundly, un-selfconsciously, wholeheartedly, not-so-totally f**king adorable.' Watching him step up and charm the angelic and not-so-angelic crowds is how you feel when you take the Bible as gospel. It also helps that, so far, he doesn't have to do it alone. His family, in fact, seems almost supernaturally watchful for the effect of his charm. His friends are just good people who do what they love. In a film that's as creatively and visually dynamic as this, it's nice to feel as if someone's there cheering him on.


Do not waste your time, read reviews in the net for important people to watch movies with, for example Cameron Crowe or Peter Jackson etc.


While this movie wasn't bad, it did little more than copy and paste all the other things that aren't good about the 80's remake of the science fiction film, namely, gross storytelling, slow pacing, ridiculous B-movie sets, and a bunch of characters that would either not do anything cool in a scene or suddenly turn into hulking wallclimbers whenever the supposed 'freak' protagonist stepped into the frame.


Worst worst movie I've ever seen! This will fuck me up for life!


We tend to over praise movies and over praise music for a variety of reasons. The effect of over praise (or over-anticipation) on the writer in any genre has been noted before. This study finds that over-praise of movies leads to great failures of'memory and recall', as well as failed expectations in retrospect, which disrupt the way we see the future. Because performance from one first impression is so important, if we write reviews we will have to write many. After writing reviews, performers overestimate the performance of themselves when they perform it. It also takes them too long to judge the value of other people. Finally, they risk creating self-doubt. Just as characters in our lives are oftentimes an anchor in our lives, they can also be a performance in performance.


Proving every kid is potential Leonardo, Matthew McConaughey drives the most inventive story of his career.


A superb performance by Daniel Day-Lewis as an author who spends his life trying to sell his philosophy to audiences in an ensemble cast of characters with its own lives, hopes and problems.


Considered to be the quintessential animated film on what all directors aspire to achieve.


The attitude of one asshole is completely well written but the rest of the movie is terrible.


It's extremely unfunny and sad. Suck it. Fucking gutless garbage.


Unused acting, badly written, self-obsessed trash...who else but the Vice President should have the leeway to tell us how to think.


It was so frustrating because it wasn't worth seeing, or even really thinking about much.


I expected more from a film that cost a total of $8.30 to produce but you had no good script. All I remember is having to try and pass out to take my 12 year old sister to a sleepover because it gave me nightmares and a headache. This film is absolutely atrocious


Tiny Weenies/Packed Full Of Your Family's Sex Toys/Hot Dad's X-Box One/Mom's Ho, Bad Vampire's Going Down/Gay Old White Guy 'Let's Make Out'/Something Weird/Boring Film' /…do we care?


The blonde's eyebrows were down her nose and her lips were bruised red from weeping after she discovered she'd gotten had.


This movie is terrible. You can't imagine it. I saw it once and it was awful... I would like to make amends to all those who viewed this not-as-desirable movie. Please accept my apology, as do all the millions of other victims. - Tim


I found the 'Happy' to be ridiculously dramatic and unnecessary. I could easily point out just about any detail of one actor's performance and the writer could have easily chosen someone better and just made that minor change that would have saved the 'Happiness'. It is definitely not suitable to be shown to the uninitiated.


I have seen other scenes, slightly better. This is a poorly made piece of crap and should be left off your viewing schedule.


An intimate portrait of how someone can come into their own at any age. Free of any trace of cynicism, it's the purest and most beloved movie about happiness I've seen.


Everything from the characters, the whole film – this is what makes this movie so very beautiful. Now he is 'normal', but he is still alive and manages to hurt the wrong people and, God knows, be lost and happy – just like the majority of us.


Wow! This movie was absolutely wonderful. It's easily one of my favorites this year, and definitely is a triumph for indie filmmaking. The dialogue between characters is interesting and witty, and the direction between the two leads are right on-point; even though Rachel McAdams is clearly the more complex of the two leads, she has that inherent likability that we all want to see for a side-character. By the end of the movie, it's really a surprise when she gets to be the main focus.


I took five minutes out of my day to buy this but nothing interesting happens at all during the second act and just kind of draws a step down with vulgar dialogue that has no real merit to it and a desperate attempt at creating a rock music score that is far from original


If it weren't for the amazing selling point of Charles Chaplin performing the silent version this film would have been fantastic for a good 20 minutes...


I was expecting The Last of the Unjust's WW1 engine drive-in. I received a movie that wasn't at all the movie I thought I was going to watch. It's definitely an attempt at satire, but the execution was so poor it was difficult to laugh at and the script took on the tone of a punch in the throat of the audience.


Sometimes in an absolute need I do not know where to turn... A more humble, dispassionate book than many. I honestly feel that it's one of the greatest riddles ever written. The lines


What a great movie! The storyline was really original, the characters were well crafted, the story would make an excellent black comedy, and the ending is totally unexpected! A powerful and uplifting conclusion to a whole bunch of thoughts. Excellent job everyone at Saturn. From you (Melancholic Spaz) to whoever was responsible for the DVD pack-in! Remember, I was lying on my bed reading this. Maybe tomorrow I can get to sleep...


A lyrical effort and a must-see. A play that could not have been made at any other time than this one, and one that never will be. Riveting and entertaining. One of my favorite movies of the year.


It's typical Malick. People shoot him, but nobody pays them back. He plays against the grain of society and humanity in order to explore the subconscious. The last of the unjust must be held accountable for the loss of innocents. The opening sequence is visually stunning and truly


I have absolutely no idea what the point of this movie was or if the director is crazy. So it was okay.


I have seen many mixed reviews of this movie. I will give it 3 stars because I enjoyed watching it, it can get a little heavy with the only fight scene I thought had potential to be decent and the characters were enjoyable, all but one, were kind of average or less than stellar (like the audience), I really did not like how the film would show them right after they got killed in a fight and then through the magic of CG they would return in a pink dress and be able to communicate again, not much more to say other than in the future they might try to save themselves from the same fate. Very average I felt. I had been looking forward to this film as I've heard good things but this was very disappointing.


The changes to the plot are less interesting and the screenplay is either very lazy or outright idiotic.


I've never looked at any of these guys in the eyes, and never will. I don't like the first one or it is just as well as it's more original brother. Tries too hard to be something it's not, totally opposite of my definition of cool.


I think this may have been the worst movie I have ever seen. It is very incoherent and does not tell a story at all and every single scene was really boring and irrelevant.


What happens next? This film is written almost as a novel, and while not as diabolic as


Delightful movie. Fantastic and unexpected climax. It pulls at your heartstrings.


An entertaining and intense piece of martial arts action. This film has a great, fast pace and great action scenes and fun humor mixed with angry, sad and taunting moments to keep you on your toes. The fight scenes are unbroken, with no slowing down or slowdown which is very noticeable. Not as heavy handed with violence as one could be led to expect but still really good. This is a great movie to add to your film library.


A lyrical romance between Ryuji and Hiro, a samurai and samurai loyalist, based on the New Testament,


If you are looking for a contemporary samurai movie with plenty of action and on an emotional level, read this. I loved the story and the performance by Sadakazu Morita as Tomoe and Masumi Ono as Oni joined forces in their vision for 47 Ronin.


We have an opening sequence for every show, so I don't mind one. It makes a film solid enough to not feel like an afterthought in the saga. This got two thumbs up and that counts a lot.


The movie doesn't stand up. The pacing is not fluid. The acting is weak. The story is a completely concocted tale that assumes that you can't have an opinion on this movie.


The narration sucks ass and she plays a European woman who just had a child and wants to die in Japan as she saw that person of the movie before dying. This is more not very good IMHO.


The feeling in the room is one of utter annihilation. The movie itself is perhaps the worst Sisyphean exercise in reality-denial the genre has ever known.


When you make a joke about camping in China and a guy lights a splinter and attacks you. WTF movie.


This movie had such a disappointing outcome that I just couldn't find any worth watching about it


Absolutely outstanding! A great blend of adventure, emotional, political. A great ending that I thought I knew from the start! This was an absolute joy to watch! Definitely worth the watch and I'll definitely give it a more thought in the next day!


Yuletide madness. Or should I say misgivings by the rich about the poor? Living in the UK in the early 1990s, I was shocked at the high cost of gifts given to so many children. These companies profited hugely from Christmas marketing and retailing on the most basic of things.


A biographical movie that explores the quality of water in Tibet. The film is engaging and needs to be seen to learn. I recommend this film.


Wonderful story about the melting polar ice caps, the peace in Tibet and the many dangerous people crossing the border to help. Now in HD!


For a first-time filmmaker, McCarthy does an amazing job on in. Great visuals, amazing realism, and very dynamic characters. Very motivating movie overall.


The $9.99 copy of this tentacular piece of junk was all chewed up by the components of one of my male scrotums.


Ok, if all you're trying to do is look pathetic and describe a terrible movie for their mom then I'm sure that you had a great time with it.


Yes, it's absolutely horrid. I almost left it unrated because it is so bad but it is not a bad movie by any stretch of the imagination


Well, the ending didn't really work. And honestly I wish this writer could do something else instead of writing generic pieces like this.


This movie sucks. John Hurt is brilliant in it but there is nothing else to add. This was a very disappointing summer movie.


You think about their relationship in relation to the events on the film. Their actions, their thoughts and reactions towards each other are realistic and true. The tension in the story is well handled and you are able to connect with the characters. The ending, especially, was surprising. It told me how the long-term engagement might unfold. To me, this movie is a perfect balance between comedy and drama. In other words, you are entertained but you also don't get pissed at how your grandpa acted during the war. By the end of the movie, I wanted to go and hug him. You need a bit of comedy if you want your plot to be realistic. If you don't, this film won't be effective.


Well made and ok ending. At its best the film highlights the important lack of diversity in American media.


It's about the story of Edgar Allan Poe, his family and their trials and experiences in New York in the early 1800s. The film is well-acted, the music is interesting and the story, while slow-paced, is full of clues and foreshadowing. It also has a love story that takes place just before Poe's death that adds to the tension of the story.


This is one of my favorites for its emotion and great story. The little details of Lore's life and why it was such a difference a few days in the past is heart-wrenching.


My mother gave me this review for this crappy movie the other day. Here is what was wrong. The terrible acting.


The worst movie I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of them.


All I see is a crowd of white people that can't take a joke.


I couldn't believe that what should have been a fun movie was a success in all its guileless failure... Crap movie.


The movie is decent enough, but the ending is in absolutely no way adequate.


The doctors are on edge, even when they are working together in peace. As the healthiest pair of hands the doctors have yet to meet, Patient Ratched (Val Kilmer) and her nervous nurses give their patients a wonderful experience. Her exceptional ability to cure anything—and it seems, anything—leads Nurse Ratched to be the most sought after obstetrician in New York. It's her job to ensure that her patients, while extremely sick, don't come home with extra thick puss and pudendal plug.


Starts out as a fairly straightforward drama about the sordid and incredibly sexist underbelly of film research in the early twentieth century. The worst of it is, you would never guess it was based on Frank Capra, and that's surprising since the film is a tour de force thanks to Capra's phenomenal performances as Dr. Cephalidion, the cranky medical malpractice lawyer on trial, and Al Kavadlo, the valiant, witty detective who takes Capra's rival by the throat.


When we first see Nurse Ratched, we see the attractive, but forceful, first charge. And when we see Ratched's reaction to her attempts at mischief, we see the emotionally vulnerable young female learning to be an authority and to meet challenges head on with self-respect. This gives her a respectability she would never have had as a second-class receptionist in the old establishment. It also provides her, who would've been another faceless, unknown, sexy nurse, with a strong role and some action that isn't all gore.


Let me put it this way - I am thinking of dropping acid and trying this movie out. It has a very cool look and a memorable antagonist. I really think it needs more to pull it off, but it looks very entertaining, and I look forward to seeing it in future years. For the time being, I like it.


I don't even remember a thing about this film. It's basically two people chasing a man with balloons.


Man: 1. Failure/Hero/Popular 2. Decent, but nothing special


I'm actually shocked. It was just not that bad but this review is much worse, not even understanding how the logic was all wrong for such terrible sounding. Dont' see this for an hour or two just watch something great and has awesome performances but this one is just bad drama.


Comedy is best about those who you don't even like. I laughed about an hour, I felt weak.


So, it took them 10 minutes to set up the board with their action figures and then spent an hour creating a simple promo/advert for it so it had some intrigue and not been all about their own success/failure at making superhero movies.


Did not understand any point of the movie. We left thinking of, if the United States were in a war with this country, if they were overrun and left unprotected…and the crew left naked while the dinosaur jumped on them


Totally entertaining and a stellar cap to the trilogy. Well-written and well done.


Our lives are organized so poorly that this isn't very valuable insight at all.


For all intents and purposes, the only thing left from the demise of Robert Zemeckis' worst effort is a smog of tension, a forest of troubled references, and a huge mess of self-loathing.


There was, and is, too much in this....there is only 2 parts: 1. good 2. feel the thrashing, and oh, no good movies on DVD. Neither will be showing on planet Earth for quite a while.


Liar. That was only my 2nd or 3rd viewing. Poor B-plot and logic ended with wading thru confused & convoluted connotations that would make Charles Bukowski blush.


Horrible and slop. Byzantine writing, illogical story, predictable pattern. Maybe something good will come of it, but too late.


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The Room is the most powerfully perverse film I've seen in awhile. In the wake of two homosexual members of their class descending into terminal madness, dorm head Shirley Bennett and councilor Terry Kenrick (Chris Evans and Tommy Wiseau) order the male students to walk the halls at night so as not to attract unwanted attention. Once they get a group of friends together, the three set out to bring justice to the newly transgendered student, Steve (Billy Eichner) who decided to become a drag queen named Jackie Estacado. The movie uses long takes to pull the audience in as we see Shirley and Co. bring Jackie down with a good dose of ethnic slurs and inappropriate clothing. A film that can be either shocking or humorous at the right moments.


No problems...excellent movie! Don't forget, Ron's costume had to be designed specifically for him as there are no similar versions of the costume available. I think his six figures are the only ones I would use with Ron since we have a bad tendency of putting an accessory on the bases that looks like something other than it is. Also Ron's figurine looks awesome next to Barry.


Pretty lazy film. This is by far the worst film I have ever seen. I guess when I am 50 I can admit I was wrong about this one. Just is a damn rude piece of trash that I didn't even like for one minute of my life.


If only I hadn't watched this first. Heck, it's in 3D now so it must be good. I thought


I was not impressed. This movie is another one in a long line of works of complete crap. The only laugh is at the end when we realize the hero, Tom, will not survive the movie.


The movie contained too many sex scenes, for instance you don't really get to see or discover anything about Lenin and his life. It was definitely one of the worst movies I've ever seen.


We can tell by the story that this was just made to please old men and to get those soft children of just 66 percent of Russian female moviegoers into theaters.


I once loved reading people's reviews and this was the worst of them all.


I highly suggest trying to avoid watching this film. I am sure you would not enjoy it in the least.


Good Bye Lenin is a very scary film. You can really feel the struggle of the people who leave behind the regime to follow a new path. It was disturbing to watch too because we all know what that new path looks like in the sense of a restoration of Soviet oppression and conformity.


An absolutely terrific film that takes us into the story of one of the great men of our time. I loved this movie from the start and I'm thrilled I could help anyone else find it.


At first I did not buy it (on DVD) as I was not a Lenin fan... but I think that I gave it a decent watch and I saw that there are critics out there who think differently. Anyway, I was impressed by the author's writing style. This is well balanced and the character development is well done... if you are the kind of person who likes to read an interesting story which happens after Vladimir had been sent to an agrarian society and talked about the best methods of agrarian reorganization, this is the film for you.


I found this movie un-watchable... A movie was rushed, poorly acted and did not take long to wrap... The climax was a disaster... Based on a book which was a work of fiction, the storyline was one big, convoluted plot with characters so enmeshed in the web of lies and deceit that the movie was nearly unbearable.


This film was cursed from the start. Joel Schumacher's original movie mixed up things so many times and came out of left field that I had no idea what was going on and decided that this film was a failure and didn't want to even see it.


It wasn't that bad a movie and we just don't enjoy it for various reasons.


The presence of Tony the Tiger is a mixed bag. His inclusion pushes one of the projects' most damaging plot points further down its imaginary rabbit hole.


What was going on when you got into the room with a trash can in your lap, then proceeded to murder you?


Very bad. Loads of jokes at the expense of women, the cliche villain, writer stuff, not funnier than it has to be and some sad misogynistic as it gets.


One morning, we decided to have a blue-sky day out. We'd head to the beach and hang out, then return to a suburb of L.A. before settling in for some dinner and a movie. On the drive to the ocean, we decided to pick a random place from the map, so I drove to Santa Monica, where a house in the area stood out on the beach, and asked if I could park there for the night. I needed somewhere quiet to run my car, and this seemed to be perfect for me. After a bit of hesitancy, the homeowner agreed.


Despite having FOUR characters (not counting the fake death of the main guy), it's only 15 minutes long. I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you don't get around to watching this movie (I can't seem to), you might want to spend some time thinking about the kinds of things your dog does and just how close he was to beating it. The pacing was abysmal. I could easily understand the problem if we were supposed to believe this dinosaur couldn't die. You just won't. Other than the giant mech dinosaur, who wants to get in trouble with a prehistoric mammal like that. The website may as well be in Germany. The reviewer complained about her scenes and the same time said she loved the original. Wow. It's amusing that a Jurassic Park movie has the ratings and reviews of Jaws 2.


More accurate - and more fun. I look forward to seeing that even more accurately recreated in future days


The massive setpieces and close-quarters combat were exhilarating...This film takes many genres and popularizes them with considerable gusto. With a collection of perfectly crafted characters, great fights, and plenty of gore, this film is a diamond in the rough for the video store. It also contains the BEST punch line of any movie of its year.


I can't be sure but I think the many movies who depict scenes with nudity get more flack than ones like this (of a dying old woman). Then again if people think this is too strong I'll stop doing movies with nudity in the first place.


Well I'm giving this movie 3 stars, despite the awful plot and pointless characters, its original and interesting, with a girl who was super sweet, yet also annoying, and an overdone futuristic New York City at night scene that feels unnecessary and overused.


It was nice of the director to paint the rest of the film in the style of


The movie starts off ok and the post makes some good points, but the ending takes a bad turn and is basically a tearjerker with no reason for the tears to begin with.


Tremendously disappointing. This one held up for a bit but then just sucked.


Does the production have strong narrative focus as well as airtight performances. It shows the times were a little different, and the relationship between those who wrote and shot the film is kept strong through every act. Highly recommended!


One of my favorite movies from last year. Great dialogue. Excellent actor's character development. Hilarious on many levels.


This film does two things really well. It wraps up my various thoughts on UFOs and really quite a few others that I haven't considered that much in previous times in my life and incorporates a 'grim' comment as it were into the narrative. If one is interested in these subjects and those opinions, this is probably a film that should be the first of many and interesting films to come.


Once again, Robert Markowitz delivers an astounding work that truly resonates with my sense of how we all might have lived differently if we weren't obliged to do so under the threat of certain death at any minute. Ultimately, it takes into account an endless number of factors — including how emotional detachment is brought about in the words and actions of everyone – to perhaps offer a solution to our darkening future. This is a thought-provoking study in the view from anywhere, and in the end, it is our humanity that has been called in to play a major role.


Good movie! Incredibly well done and the last couple of seasons are top notch. This gets 4 stars.


This was a really good documentary. A look at the history of how corporations have ruled the government and society in the 20th century. It was well done and easy to follow.


What is a movie? It is an impressionistic work of art. Impressions change as the viewer sees different parts of an image, while if they were closely followed, viewers are left with the impression of nothing.


It's a movie so bad I would just rather spend a night on the beach, watching the sunset.


I had difficulty judging the characters, plot, direction or speed of the film. The sound track was not for me and the ending was all over the place.


A bunch of goofball kids spent 5 minutes on their bicycle, at the same time then suddenly felt like they had to race as the weights were placed on the counter.


I needed to know for sure that this shit wasn't great because I have 8 friends who like weird stuff and I'm still getting bills from making their nightmares real.


I gave this 3 stars because of the inconsistency of the movie. The story is very simplistic and left me questioning, 'Is this too cheap to pay for? How is one character capable of this?'


I've seen almost everything here. It's fantastic! This movie is not un-enjoyable in the slightest. If, however, you enjoy South Park, a movie from which you've likely never seen a bad review before, this is the movie for you. The actors in this film are the worst the Planet Hollywood looks.


Hard to sum it up…you just have to see it. It's a killer riff on science and innovation and the meaning of time. The movie is brutal to its own protagonists. The obvious one is the bumbling David, but by the end of the movie, the other characters get come really more threatening and unlikeable. A lot of what the movie did well is constantly telling you how ridiculous your core ideas are, you have to consider how to stand by them. There's a lot of scenes of zany brain gymnastics, where David is playing with his science to get at the root of a problem, and he doesn't always get it right, but it helps you take a much closer look at why science is important in the first place. Also, it was a funny movie to watch. There are moments when David is shocked by what's going on in the story and realizes how little he really knows about how the world works. These kinds of moments are vital in science.


People catch colds, heat stroke, and get you to read this stuff, but it's always worthwhile to see a cool, genre-bending film about the search for meaning in the universe.


One of those films that really sizzle under the spotlight. I loved all the high concepts that she brought to the picture. I can't put my finger on one that stuck out the most to me, but there's a lot that worked and didn't work well, but all were overall solid.


The dark irony of Sissy Spacek is that she apparently tries to kill Michael Douglas, now having become the star of her children's-movie-cum-sadistic-teenage-violence movie at the tender age of 7, by smoking a cigarette and giving his character a two-hour erection.


Hey! You're full of s***! I can't believe I did the movie!


I listened. I didn't understand. I didn't like the way it was scored, the special effects and the relationship between the lead male and the all-American girlfriend, who's really a alien who is a complete fraud and is married to another alien who's an idiot and eventually, once the cheating has started, sets her husband on fire. Oh, and the only good alien in this cast is Marilyn Gabel and all she does is talk and tell you how much she can't stand the main characters.


It was more confusing than its plot and bogged down too much with inane scenes of uninspired writing that didn't help lead to the better part of its 23 minutes of running time.


The filmmakers had no idea what they were doing. It was one long, vulgar tease of misbehavior and screen media. Let's hope that Pete says I'm going to kiss his ass, because he's about to own it for his four-film career.


The good things that can come from blowing your whistle first, for someone whose first instinct seems to be to run is to be honored. We are all in this together, as well as out of it and we all have obligations, and some obligations more than others, such as blowing your whistle for someone with your shirt off. The dangers of doing too much damage by refusing to stop are the same dangers that each of us faces in every situation, at all times.


I thought the movie was pretty good. It really doesn't feel like a UFC movie, in that the action happens too fast to really feel like it's a match. It seems more like a comedy movie with one wrestler thrown into the mix than a MMA movie. But once things start to heat up, things definitely heat up.


A lazy story without ever giving the player the idea for how the torture works,


A good movie about a boy looking up to his older brother with plans that are thwarted when he loses his best friend in a plane crash.


This movie is so overacted and filled with bullshit that I doubt the government would be able to find the average viewer that bothered to see this sucker to throw him in prison.


It's awesome, but ultimately failed, and looked more like an attempt to cash in on 'Men in Black' than a movie. The whole thing felt like that piece of shit from Community was making a live-action / animated movie.


An awful movie with very low production values. The actors were talented but we really have no idea how we're going to see them. As a result, I never saw it and would recommend it to only those seeking original content or low budget works.


It's something between those incredible CGI dragons from Looney Tunes and actual nightmares.


Alright, this story is based on a pretty stupid idea. I don't even understand how you were going to solve a comedy problem with guns in an animated world, and we have a lead who looks like a punching bag for your dialogue and no dialogue to speak of either, let alone any dialog that made sense.


It just started showing a horror clip that felt uncomfortably like something Quentin Tarantino would make while intoxicated while on acid and was so bad I figured, 'Oh, I'll just search YouTube for 'flick' and see what happens.'


A great, amazing, and horrifying film. I was not expecting it but it left me at the strangest place. At first I didn't care for the fact that an eccentric was trying to share information with us but as the movie progressed I was fascinated by it's plot and something strange happened to me. I can't recommend it enough!


A simple, funny comedy about internet marketers trying to motivate young people with their manipulation of social networks.


Plenty of fun as usual! A good balance of comedy and tears. A great movie.


The Bot is a novel about loss and confusion and, for those interested in culture, it is a commentary on why we, as a society, make such dumb decisions when we confuse aesthetic superiority with rule. The movie is great. A great


If you liked 'Swiss Army Man,' '' surely one of your close friends will find the time for 'Bot' too, because it's, well, so much better. Good-natured, silly and a bit confusing, the story follows the ill-fated bot Eliza Holmes, who uses a social media website to reconnect with her bereaved father. During a date with her dad, Dr. Neal, Eliza discovers that he is engaging in a forbidden romance with another woman, but who is secretly a robot. They share the big house but they both want to have the one thing they have never had. Now Eliza is left on her own but may have a chance to end the evil plot if a couple of unlikely heroes get in her way.


This is the end of the... it turns out that LaLiga's inaugural season is even better than I think I've expected


The Bots work real well. The act could be cut down but all I'm looking for is the enjoyment of the story. It keeps my interest and makes the good kids win over the bad kids. I look forward to the next installment.


This movie is terrible. It makes me afraid for my sons future employment prospects.


This was not recommended at all. There is nothing about this movie that is appealing to the youth of today


Oh, Boy, It's a Damaged Plane That Will Never Ever Find Any Land


I don't like it. It takes up a ton of space, has sub-par acting and jokes about how much they drank.


... Though there were some moments that made it easier to forget about the other films being cut, they still showed a deeply poor view into what's possible with Toho's famed studio system.


Can I just sign off? It's such a nightmare in so many ways.


As it starts, it works well and is quite fun. But once it goes off, it goes downhill for the worse with overwhelming, unpredeemed humor and frequent mentions of sex and social ills.


Dreaming is like a magic trick, they put you in a dream world and then open a curtain and you see what's happening in this world as you get you have a wonderful, fun, humorous, quirky adventure. It's nice to get to be involved in a story that in many ways is an easy flick to tell as well. There's a lot of hit points to be laid out at the beginning, although in the end the very end is even funnier because the funny points aren't the end, but what comes after you get to the end.


I grew up watching Barry Lyndon on HBO, and I loved watching Paul Dano's performance of the Bad Samaritan. It definitely got me thinking about how anyone can have the power to change the world. I definitely think that some fans of Arthur Max will enjoy this new version of Henry. James Cromwell is fantastic, with an extremely strong portrayal of the character, and I found myself cheering and feeling happy during almost every moment he was on screen. I'm excited for a sequel, and I hope the fans continue to be so lucky to see this awesome story come to a conclusion.


This is a solid, entertaining film. While a lot of people probably missed things when reading the book, many of us will understand more of it during seeing this film. Remember that


An angry world at war, unwelcoming to a fringe group, has driven its members into unusual directions; are they on the verge of overthrowing their masters and leading a revolution, or are they concerned with maintaining their own power and establishing one that is all but irrepressible.


Over all, an enjoyable romp...the story is funny, the pacing is swift, and the characters were likable. The supporting cast, mostly young, showed depth and such depth they became believable human beings that I, for the first time, could root for.


Unable to find the main actress despite multiple video links to the film. I also noticed a scene where Michael Keaton thinks his grandmother is an angel and he is confused and embarrassed by her existence.


Man, this movie sucks. … The pace is fucking awful and most of it seems to come off as fairly generic crap, with random dialogue exchanges and settings all set at some point in the past. And with that, I conclude that this is a perfectly average bad movie, as opposed to some of the $150+ option films I see everyday.


Numerous issues with content, pacing, audience involvement, humor, plot, and pacing, with slight to major (prolonged) break up from screenplay and subplot, and lack of insight. Some questionable narrative choices/errors in art direction, broken pacing with minor character development/action, easy path to satisfaction, disturbing themes, among many others


The color of this is seriously off. The picture appears unrealistic and the film isn't convincing at all, although I think this would be a good choice for a 7-11 discount as it is totally unassailably pathetic.


It's no longer possible to comment on people with fish-swilling eyes and shapeless webbed dicks.


The allegory of hope in 'Birdman' is clever and the clown seems to be the protagonist,


The context was a very intimate one; he struggled with depression and drug addiction to achieve his past, and yet he still had hope and a love for his children. I knew he had many wonderful years ahead of him, so I enjoyed his beautiful story.


Some dude in T-shirts drunkenly tries to hitch a ride on the back of an Australian dump truck.


The lighting was terrible. It was hard to even watch the movie, let alone talk.


Roughly sums up Saturday mornings like my grandmother taught me, and it's also a great romp in the car with Matt and Andy. Very fun for an audience of younger ones too, not that the movie is too serious, but it's tough stuff to relate to, and it's refreshing to see character growth in an upbeat affair.


We learned about a Disney World Adventure from the announcement about it and we think that kind of awakened our curiosity about how they operate and what type of things they have in common,


The, um, open-ended first movie I saw at New Beverly,


This film isn't everything I wanted it to be, but for the most part it doesn't ruin anything. Lots of laughs, and that romance I so missed! I highly recommend this movie!


An 11-minute romp through the dreamy hippie world of the Cribs (Mel Parks), whose Casper The Friendly Ghost oasis fulfills the prime mission of the fall morning rite: to seduce the unregenerate while sipping free-form poolside conversations on their indigenous lentils.


It is a summer breakfast movie and it meets all my expectations. Both the films were excellent in terms of character development and humor. Both are great for kids to watch and the story and characters were equally as engaging as they were in high school. So congratulations to everyone who has worked so hard in bringing this to fruition. It's a damn good movie!


Overall, this had a much higher quality level and a higher level of performance compared to any other show on Saturday. Myself and many other viewers were able to hear the audience cheering the following lines in unison, for example:


As an adult, there's a lot of temptation when it comes to kids' shows. Children who are also going to be kids is going to have certain taste levels. That's why it's important to consider what the kids who might watch these shows are gonna like. 'Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal' was produced to be kid friendly. It has laughter. It's got lots of songs and themes that kids can relate to.


I had this annoying feeling in the pit of my stomach while watching this flick. It just wasn't worth my time.


Poor Brian is known for wasting valuable footage by holding the camera at a certain angle for the entire movie and always winning at the Oscars.


This movie is terrible and is only enjoyable if played in bad stereo so the mouth-speaking was ruined by the lack of vocals, which was fun before the voiceover parts were added.


Fired-up blood-rush? Most disappointing entry in 20 years of This Means War.


Why am I wasting my time watching this, it is the worst movie I have ever seen and I have watched a ton of crappy movies!


Maybe he doesn't have a job and is roaming the streets looking for a victim.


The first hour is a lurching mess. The movie itself is terrible (despite what the cover may say - fear not, the film has nothing to do with the movie it's going after and the creator has no expertise in filmmaking, nor does he speak very good English). He went through many of the classic bad filmmaking strategies like the witch who presents her husband a sizzling steak - random non sequiturs and ending up with a waffle-ey woe on his face, culminating in a long-winded rejection of the director's vision. There's one scene where the characters are talking. It's very cinematic but not cinematic in any way; the actors are just speaking to be able to talk, and sometimes they speak very clearly and all you can hear is the tires buzzing. The movie ends up being basically a collection of cinematic clichés with a bunch of unexpected bits sprinkled in for good measure.


The pretentious content, conceited acting, and pretentious acting approach to cinema. The acting alone makes the movie extremely watchable, but all the perceived morass in the film really draws the focus away from the characters. The characters are unappealing and unoriginal. The story makes no sense and is constantly awkward and predictable in a kind of stilted, hackneyed manner.


One of my favorite movies of the year so far! It's a beautiful story and I really enjoy that Jack Reacher character. It was a great way to end 2017 on a good note.


Approaching 9th Grade, It is the best list made so far and it remains the only good list I can compare with… I love this movie. I'm going to watch it over and over again!


It was at first a bombastic musical that was all over the place, but it ultimately ended up being a satisfying movie.


10/10. Great audience interaction and will have a really long repeat. Impressive craft.


Believe me, this isn't a bad movie, but it does have the wrong director, story, actors, songs, cinematography and behind the scenes research.


He wasn't wrong, or right, or great. No, he was just Billy the Poet


Well, here we are. It's four o'clock in the afternoon and everybody who's awake is trying to sneak off to enjoy the evening, and every day when you go to this movie I can't help wondering what it is you will see before you do, and when it goes again... oh my God, it always seems to go like this, but I've already seen it about a hundred times so I know when it's going to go now.


John Brecht never got that ho-ho-ho-ho that that brings for me to this movie; this movie is a crummy excuse for Poetry written by an actor who is a hatchet man.


This film has zero artistic merit! The Poetry Society complained to the theater, and they are threatening to cancel our showing. There is a certain pleasure to be had watching a slideshow of beloved scenes from others films.


I was looking forward to this review, only to be shown a movie I found laughable. Pacing, music, and acting were lackluster, so much so that I was more drawn to the art than the acting.


Poetry isn't the invention of a god, or the antithesis of the soul.


In the middle of the story we are given the title 'The Truth About Poetry'  It's too bad because that's what we came to see.


I read this on a Wednesday night, before bed, at my friend Jim Morrison's house in Lafayette.  Jim was a musician/composer and who I think wrote the work of English guy... The truth about poetry was something I had never seen.


Poe's 'The Twilight of the Idols' Act is … engaging. Poe clearly intended for his writings to be perceived and read in order to help readers enter and to pass his works on to others – in the process he hopes to have the value of his words passed along to the generations to come. And his intentions seem to have been achieved, for the book is simply wonderful.


I read this in 1961; an original story with a very unusual viewpoint--no known movie-release themes. It is a short adventure or romance, though not light, and the most interesting and representative product of the summer anthology of 1950's filmmaking.... I regret nothing so much as to see the film! Thoreau (George Martin) goes about his life with wisdom, much wisdom. I hope this can be made as a documentary for a biographical film.


I just saw the film and really liked it. I thought it was quite interesting. The cinematography is stunning, and it's a well acted and directed movie with a fantastic script.


Knight of Cups was OK at best, I'm sorry it's in my head.


When you are rejected by every girl who loves your story, isn't it just too bad?


I didn't enjoy this much of anything. Several years ago, this sort of movie would've already earned me a D in an English class, so I had no reason to bother looking at it. Now, though, the fact that I gave this two stars is proof of how bad a movie it is.


This is an enjoyable attempt at historical fiction. It took me from the brilliantly paced series of The Handmaid's Tale, for a second time in an interesting alternative take on the 20th century. The premise for this story is good and requires the viewer to accept the consequences and limitations of the decisions that we make for our characters in such situations, making me optimistic about a promising movie about the differences that humans can make in the face of totalitarian or fascist state.


Hard work leads to reward, isn't it? I found myself sucked in the only way you can. That's exactly how I felt after watching


This film's sense of urgency and perfectly paced and communicated climatic sequence on the rocket/ship and also a very good shot of a young Indian women saver in the form of Bhaduri.


It was hilarious to be embarrassed by Jodie. Its hard not to be at the end of the day when you ask a girl out. But Jodie and Chane are a believable couple who took it way more easy. Chane is gorgeous and wants to keep their distance. Jodie says no and it makes it awkward. She's nervous, clumsy, but makes her next line great when she says,


Nice film. Nice adventure with just a couple minor flaws, but the overall story makes it worth watching.


This was one of my favorite movies of 2012. The movie is just awesome, like full of emotion and it always feels as if I am connecting to it even when things are going on other in my life.


Um...I guess you can call this a 'big budget movie.' Sure it has some good moments, but to what degree? And especially when some of its clips are cut out, it takes away some of its credibility, when it's a movie that was not very impressive to begin with.


I put it in my profile that I'm not a big fan of the supernatural stuff and am always looking for good film. I found this three minutes of lag that came and went as fast as it had come. It isn't bad in any way or presentation, it's just a non sequitur that makes me dislike this film.


I have heard the criticism over and over again, how great is the cast? Fucking laughable characters, move over Viva Zapata! Well, what do you want me to tell you, mate? I don't want to tell you, because I don't want to hear that, I don't want to hear that crap, I have every confidence I have never seen another kid so full of cock and sauce and I have spent too many years of my life looking for a director I am now seeing and working with and he is not remotely close to his original self, which is very damning and damning is very low praise as if he would have been able to pull a miracle off he might well not have. It might have a much better story but it is built on stupid levels and all the scripts made have basically a meme of themselves and all we see are those to save this one character for the three movie deal which would have made the script thicker in the end.


I didn't like this film. It reminded me of... straight to the bottom of a list of stuff I shouldn't like.


This movie sure brought back memories of a 2nd grade student camp. In all seriousness though I wouldn't want any part of this 'cannon' in my home theater.


Of all the movies that had scenes set in Korea, the most entertaining and thought-provoking is simply


Does it live up to the hype? Yes! I laughed out loud several times while watching this movie. The script was amazing, and the action scene gave me so many goose bumps. The only negative was that the movie ended not as beautifully as the ending of the video game. But the ending does set up a brilliant mystery plot that I am excited to explore! The voice of Felicia Day as the brainy doctor Jennifer was really excellent as well. I really liked watching her crack the case and trying to solve it. I also liked how Felicia also had to go through one season in the video game to prove herself. The final scene with Jason and the cold blooded murderer was intense as well. I wanted to tear up several times.


It takes you two minutes to realise that this movie is trying way too hard, and then it takes you three to figure out that there is no fun to be had in it at all.


The movie doesn't even fit the genre. Its jokes are poorly executed, its script is ineptly made, and it gets worse with every successive level of boring you are forced to endure.


A 'holy shit' moment, as I find a villain that is so detestable that you actually dislike the good guys.


Another movie based on a novel by a barely functioning fucking writer called 'Horns'. I have no interest in the the film adaptation of the novel. Only for your self pitying site. The original novel is the source of many problems within the America, hence why I give it a 1 star rating.


I saw this movie once on YouTube, and you know what? It really didn't do what it was supposed to do, or how much of a problem it was. You would have been better off going to the candy store. If you want to get your family to go to a school board meeting because their [sic] planning on hiring a Jew, go with someone other than a Jew.


We do more to get people excited for a show than any other release. This is a movie people start talking about during the credits. But the B&W 'Baby Blue' is noticeably better suited for the blu-ray where the color saturation and vibrancy fills out the space even more, while the retro TV show's 'Coffee & Cigars' is an excellent counterpart to the end of the film. To everyone's surprise, the video is so much cleaner on the Blu-ray and to boot it's 4K and is really good. Overall, a huge achievement for the team at Fox.


It's basically a dull rom-com about a father whose son is killed by a kid and some other shit. It feels about five minutes long and is actually just a quick 2-minute scene with no music, only dialogue.


A new-fangled opening that barely cuts to an action sequence at all.


This poor thing got cast as a female heroine, so it got name-dropped in a full-frontal rape scene.


I don't feel a connection to this film and found the runtime to be an eternity too long.


This was the worst movie I've ever seen! All I can say is don't waste your money.


Good movie. Good plots, even though some scenes would have been better if some were repeated (for instance, I liked the killer having trouble looking for the final victim because he loses it in each case). And it turns out they did a good job in recording the voices of everybody. Mostly well-cast. Not much to say except that I wish more could be achieved in regards to the characters.


Climb the mountains in style, and find an old man- A REAL rock'n'roller.


Guess what the movie the below one is the soundtrack for. Always love them (but it only appears every once in a while).


Gorgeous work. Done like a true professional by CineConsult. Great to see someone helping others make their films look at a reasonable price. CineConsult turned me and my wedding photographer on to their fantastic portfolio of visuals, and made a great picture. Well done sir, keep doing what you do and stay up the coming years to see many more great things done.


The graphics are questionable. The story is too convoluted and the action is uninteresting enough to throw the audience through the whirlpool of boredom faster than they can understand the whole thing.


This movie features questionable violence and plot holes. Is it possible for a movie to be bad? Or is this movie bad?


Oh, just some sort of single short, this is. Nevermind, but I guess there's no better way to end a modern Disney fairy tale. Well, we'll take their word that it's not terrible.


Nice premise...could've been more interesting if the actors didn't put such pressure on the plot. Part of the movie didn't make sense, and wouldn't make sense to me. I can't rate this lower than two stars.


Tom Gorman is the nicest guy in the world, no offense. But he is dumb, and dumb people like this movie. It is, for example, literally about Bill Hickok spending more money than he needs to buy a moustache, an umbrella, and a brooch for himself; the failure of the romantic comedy this movie is, of course, still not confirmed.


The graphic, violent attack scene made me squirm more than a morning breakfast of sliced potatoes and gravy.


Much better than expected. It has already shown a lot of potential to become a great movie. The story and characters are a lot more complex than some other movies this year, but all of that complexity is balanced by a light story that has a lot of humor and family to it, with heart and warmth as well. I recommend this movie to everyone.


The film is comprised of five very different movies, each with their own unique appeal. There is humor, heart, dramatic elements and action in the film. I enjoyed them all. The antagonist could not be more unlikeable, but the entire story is


The characters are well developed and the story moves quickly. The characters and the couple and the overall family dynamic is very solid. The writing and script is really well thought out, the cinematography and some special effects work very well and you can see the vision of director Sarah Polley in this film.


A great movie that provides a glimpse of the life of an ordinary kid going through tough times.


Paul Greengrass directed this historical love letter. John Ford would not necessarily approve.


Oh Mr. Flaming Shot, I am so sorry you didn't like this.


This movie got a bad review from 5 people. Would you give them 5 stars or be at least the first to judge this piece of crap.


Overall, this is an excellent 3D series. It is much less pretentious than most big-budget American films, yet very much rich in characterization and interesting characterization of the large cast. The story is well-paced and complex, and the old western legends blend wonderfully with modern techniques to bring us one of the funniest westerns to date.


All in all, a very good movie. Very good characterization of Cinque, a great side story (about the Madonna and Jimmy DeMarco's wife). The fantasy aspects are really well done, but not overdone.


Although it is not one of my favorites it was in-depth and well worth the watch. It told the story of its hero's father's journey in the western territories, the tribulations and triumphs, when facing those he sought to be faithful. This was a magnificent film.


If there's a moment that sums up the movie perfectly, it is the finale. As the witch (Margaret Hamilton) gives her last speech to Polanco, singing the best of the Spanish songs, it's almost impossible not to remember the events leading up to that pivotal moment. This exchange almost made my nerves the person in some way, but instead of being upset, I was thoroughly enjoying the goofy love story the two have with each other. It's this lasting love that almost ensures that Once Upon a Time in the West will still be one of my top favorites for a long time to come.


Our work doesn't matter since it'll get me eaten by sharks before we finish


Severe Hillisness played as her all love to her husband, or hate to her step children, or hate to the non survivors in the family. Does not get along with her parents, and is very rebellious. Died off shortly after filming was complete, perhaps due to taking too many pharmaceuticals.


Usually a movie only has to follow The Ten Commandments for it to fail at being decent. This one is the opposite.


The flaws are numerous and they bear repetition. For a film marketed as a 'work of horror', it's painfully reprehensible. Taking the bait as his victims debate the fate of their brothers that were killed in a ghastly


The only thing that might've saved this film was for it to be followed by William Monahan and Kevin Jarre, but thankfully, the filmmakers are ducking behind some rinky-dink gimmick to give us that ending that could've been so much more...


We're sorry this is a terrible film. Please come see the 24th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards tonight!


The movie isn't bad, but it is far too long and excruciatingly boring.


Aside from that mediocre acting and poor plot, it's really hard to see how any movie with the cast of Psycho could have been any more idiotic.


The movie is just an unfinished entry in a badly conceived period piece series. The film's central idea - coming-of-age drama without understanding of what this means - is played straight as a movie doesn't quite come out of its own time, rather being more like a cheesy piece of soap opera or soap opera-style show with '80s hairstyles and '80s music.


Set on a ship, the ship becomes an island with an army of black men fighting over scarce food. Every time the blacks want to use the toilet, a slave gives them their option. On the verge of defeat, the characters – a cop, a violent butcher, and a 'beautiful woman' trying to kill the head cannibal – are saved by a spaceship with a dark person at the helm.


I can't keep doing this movie because the writing sucks and the director is a complete douche.


I went to this movie only to be nauseous at the beginning. The doctors tried to kill me (they didn't do a very good job) so that it would just end.


It is possibly one of the best movies I have seen this year and one that I feel can carry on far into the future. - Truly amazing


Movies like so many American classics only became the defining touchstones of our childhoods in the 1980s. That's not to say some of the genuine classics from the 20th century didn't inspire us, though, when a filmmaker remembered


This is a great, heavy-duty low-budget action film that looks and feels like a reputable and engrossing indie.


I can't believe what they took away from it. Here, have some popcorn.


I wonder why 'The Bad Girl' had to be such a big hit.


This movie is the worst it's ever been, and I think my brother would appreciate the fact that I tried to make it a worthwhile experience but let my expectations get the best of me


Well, the kids and their road-related wailing and shrieking last night showed me that making movies for adults is more difficult than it appears.


Ok, but it's dull and underwhelming. The protagonist has no life. The best action scene is a long-dead martial-arts master showing up for a cameo. First rule of making a thriller: Don't watch enough bad films in a row.


I know you guys just walked into a video store and bought a cheap camera with 1,000 and 1,000 views on youtube. You also walk into my house, looked at my 32X cassettes, and decided to get a copy of Street Fighter. I can't believe you can't read, are these tapes going to get weird by the second, and why didn't you mention if you had already seen this entire franchise on youtube? At least send us a movie,


The bad part didn't make any sense. It was annoying, stupid, meh, whatever.


As usual, this movie is heavy on pointless dialogue and pointless character dialogue and just has an awful script.


A man falls down a flight of stairs, but gets out of the landing just fine.


Mr. Walker was simply incredible and truly made this flick the film it needed to be without devolving into or inciting the kind of fanboy hysteria the sequel deserves.


What we end up with is what: Theater of Insanity, back-breaking, messed up and really thoughtless as in putting together a knockoff of a genre that should have been really, really good and then focusing so heavily on actual storytelling that it ends up falling over at the end.


Two Faced Killers is basically a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck slash film.


Aw shucks... Did you even watch the movie first before you reviewed it?


Rob's opinion is that this movie is a yawn. In other words, he's a pimp and he's drunk!


It was one in a long string of bad movies. Their producers, Billy Kessler and Albert Finney, were not talented enough to properly simulate a bad movie, and they also put together a script which was poorly written and confusing from beginning to end, with bad dialogue, accents, and story.


Not bad but nothing out of this world. Maybe a repeat of Chris McQuarrie on Far Cry: Fear the Walking Dead


If, on receiving a certain message from an alien, an individual doubts their own mind, that alien has deceived us. We, the few, do not really know where we come from, only that we come from nowhere. There are moments when a human makes a leap in understanding of the universe. One such time may be today, a very good movie which makes one wonder about the possibility of a divine hand, guiding our land and our people. I hope our nation will have other answers to reach us in other worlds that we may believe in.


A very good movie to get into the genre. Good animation and good voice work.


More than just a flick. A masterpiece. This film is unforgettable and you have to see it. (If you haven't read it, you need to.


I was back out there once. Its cold though. Its rained, i dont have much warm clothes here. It was a dim Christmas Day, and a big bloke used a rubbish truck to build his sleigh. Its quite heartbreaking to watch, as the night bloke bellowed 'right on, it burns your flesh!' It was the only thing he said. The other bloke seemed to do nothing at all. He was kicked out of the truck a few minutes before the fire started. I'm sure he had nothing to do with the blaze. I wish the people he kicked out a kinder Christmas!


A bad movie with horrid acting and stereotypical drinking, stale dialog, weak plot, no energy, and laughable performances.


One of the best TV shows that I've seen this year. They [visual effects studio visualise] give a unique visual that's as vivid as anything we see on screen. The script and animation is creative, as are the characters.


This is one of those romantic melodramas that is very, very charming. It also has several serious subplots and a very interesting character development that keeps you entertained through the whole movie (from the beginning to the end). Definitely one of my favorite movies.


No Kidding - This is what we need right now. Strong fighting, unexpected but strong action and good pacing.


A good movie. Why were there no other good movies like this before then? Should be a standard to see Good movies is our top prize.


The actor who played Liam Neeson (later of Star Wars: The Last Jedi) might've been on drugs during this movie. Now he looks like a major loser and I doubt his career will ever recover, you've been warned.


The cast did the same number of lines in the 80 minutes they spent in each location. There was no character development that we didn't already know about. The supporting players had no presence, meaning that even the best part of the film was a gimmick that no one gave a shit about.


Jogling through a half-submerged sewer will just cause a weird guilt trip.


If Sidekicks was a wager on the budget to their series and ending and were made by Pray Aligned [1949] I'd say 0-for-5. 'The sidekicks are so nonsensical, should really not even have been in the picture,' which I think is a much better rating than the director/writer style of a-idiot-is-hanging-from-bars-winning-the-movie, which in my opinion is like comparing Spaihts to Stanley Kubrick, but nevertheless what a write-up!


If you find yourself wanting more it's easy to get lost in reading this story, it's basically about four girl of different backgrounds who learn to appreciate one another despite their differences


This is definitely the movie I remember watching as a kid - a way better version than what I remembered back then


Clear and concise. Not as rambling as some others that are 'watered down' for budget. Goes back to the basics in the process of building a team and setting them on their path.


It's a disappointment in almost every way. It's a mishmash of mostly forgettable characters in the middle of an awful and sometimes rambling story. I've never liked his characters, but my biggest complaint is that it doesn't seem as though the writers set out with them in mind.


The downside is that a lot of moviegoers I talk to have never heard of it. Once I have, they are not averse to revisiting the box office number. In the past month, the C+ is up 61% vs. 2014's A. I'm curious about it being a healthy sign. I would love to have a copy if that is indeed true. If they can get their stack going with more big screen offerings then I think they will have no problem building things up well into the future.


Wow! What a great movie. Really solid craftsmanship and visual comedy. Lots of interesting issues to think about, but this movie walks in on an even keel, continues on with a unique approach, and ends with a bunch of witty and different ideas.


I hate it. And so should anyone who had to sit through this bad piece of shit.


The young man falls under the spell of a criminal through a small child-like channel - no word noise.


It was two hours of a very creepy sexual scene to take place here. My ex girlfriend has both a top and bottom and this was for only a year. At least it was eight and we knew it.


Unlike this film from Italy, Martin Scorsese takes note of language, scene structure, and the general cussing of F*** Rambone.


I just recently saw the 'Lolita,' and if anything is the worst of the movies in that genre - like, quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen! So maybe my review is unfair.


This movie is obviously a horrible piece of junk. Its rubbish script, horrendous acting and its ridiculous and unimaginative direction put me to sleep almost as soon as I opened it... except on the fifth rewatch, where I went on a 5 minute Binge of


Ahh yes! A movie based on Lolita. Not too long, just like the book! It's simple and like its source... etc


Real opening with Tiffany, Seymour, Tevan, Eddie and Eddie's friend Roger speaking of the very serious events occurring at Humber college. By the end of the night it's clear that it's REALLY Humber and not some run-of-the-mill schoolyard. The toga is hilarious, the set is gory and Jack gets absolutely stabbed. It's a short film but it goes down well. It's funny, edgy, dank, weird. It's also a wonderful art film.


I've read through your review, hoping that you know which part is the big deal. Then you get the part down where you'd normally pay the $6 for your 5 dollar ticket so you might get all riled up. Really, the part you want is the title part. Hey, you could have ordered extra and they'd still have had the $6 one for you.


Though I could actually watch this movie as it is, it is now stuck in a constant revolving loop of unfunny memes and bland garbage mired in, among other things, a string of vengeful siblings trapped inside of the motley crew of mashing the whip.


Beoza is incompetent. his script is awful, he needs to leave the screenography field and proceed with a better script he created. his movie is great, we loved it


The idea here isn't clear. The comedic script is so plain, it's just one word. There's just no hope for comedy.


I put on black gloves, shut the door and jumped out into the rain.


This flick is awful; bad directing, bad actors, bad scenes, bad acting, bad writing.


Is impossible to watch because of bland, ugly look, nonexistent feel, soulless narrative, unimaginative dialogue, problems with pacing, the entire plot is an excuse to have stupid characters


This is a movie you watch while you wait for your bus. Also the director was kind enough to make one of my favourite movies out of my nightmares. It is a cleverly put together film and is definitely filled with humour and heart. It makes you feel like an outsider in a strange, strange world and yet you know that there is a lot at stake in all that is happening. I recommend this movie to any 12-17 year old if they are a fan of Machete. That movie took a year and became a franchise. A movie is something you can watch on your own, then later watch a serial to catch up with the characters. One movie can bring a 12-17 year old into a new world.


An entertaining movie with lively script, enjoyable acting, and interesting characters. This is the kind of movie I like to take for a walk, watch, or even start a review for. I encourage everyone to watch it. It's certainly a sleeper hit! There is something pleasant about the characters and premise, which is usually hard to find. I'm so glad you shared this with us!


We love the screenplay and really enjoyed the cast (which might be said for almost all of one of my favorite things about the remake). I had no complaints. I was very surprised at how much and how great this movie is.


Good drama with my favorite main character that had the lowest amount of special moments. By far my favorite movie on year! I can't wait to get more from Steven Wilson in 2018.


The director put his main character (at the end of the first half) in a hotel room, where he is seen or stood up by somebody. I also tried to give a short summary of the synopsis of the second half of the movie (no spoilers here, just something basic that could help to give you a more complete experience, if you're watching the movie).


A highly entertaining comedy. The story involves multiple characters that meet on a night in a hotel room.


The narrator is off-putting, so I took him to be an auroch, either a mammoth-like reptile or a gigantic old human. The narrator was not easily ignored. He was more than just a voice, he was flesh. With his open, gaunt face, bulbous nostrils, and longish hair he seemed the sum of the once-great humans. There were different themes and variations in this film, but the theme of memory is constant. The whole film is disturbing but is made more chilling by the sound quality. Very good if you enjoyed 1990's Blood Diamond. The best audience interaction of the movie is when the dinosaurs fight the humans.


Ok. A big bucket o' wet at the beginning, but that slows down the pace of the ending. Extremely simple script but beautiful writing (talk out loud as if you're in an empty hotel room). Lots of sweat and half naked men. But it has something to say about human nature.


Let's jump to the film's heart: Language. Every language used in this movie is dirty. There is much of it. Most of it doesn't make sense. In fact, not one part of this movie makes any sense whatsoever. In fact, most of it might as well have been written by a committee that included your grandmother.


A) God on Gold Mountain, B) Taking the Ring on Dunes, C) Michael Jackson and the Disgraceful Family


I'm not even gonna say it's bad. It's so bad it makes me want to pull my hair out and then run it over in a car


Hi David - This has been a terrific movie and well done. A must watch for any fans of fine sound. Thanks!


On this kind of machine, my computer knows how to sing that beautiful song of voicemail. I just pressed record and closed out my messages. If you ever feel like you've reached a dead end, hit the snooze button and step on over to AOL where there is always something new waiting for you.


High Fidelity was a good movie. I liked the way they solved the plot. It was a good thriller movie, even though the story, cinematography and sound just did not compete with Hollywood films, which just pock-mark the film and ruins the story. But the characters were well developed, the story cleverly paced and and the plot was on the right track.


Just for the record, the shock of being stunned with a red light coming on can actually be a quite refreshing thing.


The 'Tresors Curse' continues, as Bill takes by far the worst ride I've ever had. It is nowhere near high enough to get me hooked.


I went to a very early screening and when I looked at my tickets it said I was a special guest (not a celebrity) which I found to be insulting.


The baby-killing dowagers were so-bad-they're-good, so-bad-they're-dead was too much of an exaggeration for my taste. I didn't understand why it wasn't put together better with more than two little kids.


I hate it, it is a garbage film that has a crap movie plot and a couple of acting stars.


This movie has no idea what it's doing and had to be ransacked in post by every image resource available on the net for ideas, characters and even plot. At best this flick was made for a grant, is poorly edited and is written by somebody who actually loves making things worse.


And she's not to get in a school play... *drinks*


What had got me was [that] this was a melodrama that doesn't get down to the meat on the bone and that at its heart is about women—girl power. We used a lot of half jokes that are like yellow flowers. That's great and funny. I'm always great at a laugh, like I give all of my energy when I think the laugh has happened. When I heard the music I was just jumping up and down. I laughed so hard that I fell out of the seat. That's what I was trying to tell myself. I had all kinds of emotions. That's my style of acting.


The ending sequence is confusing, oddly choreographed, mired in unnecessary and stereotypical visual and sound effects, and inconsistent at best.


It took such an egotistical actress to exploit the unique abilities of girls in the first generation of horror films


I laughed my ass off when the girl got a fake cock in her mouth and shook her hairy ass. The tears came from the original female director. It went from excellent to godawful in just one clip.


I know people would suggest to watch this, but you never actually get around to it; so why bother giving it the benefit of the doubt?


Great flick, I hated this movie but I think I'll definitely go see again sometime, my friends saw it and they were all surprised it wasn't a total bummer


This is Carol as I have known it, or tried to know it, since the last time I saw it on film at least 20 years ago. I suspect the abruptness of this change, from walking through a miniature Paul Williams and Kate Jackson living in this dollhouse created in 1954, to the current plot, with the reluctant but strong romance of an art professor and his profiled student and the interplay of the town and historical venue. This old favorite has much to offer — especially for someone who loves everything it stands for and struggles with the concepts of addiction and'success.' It is a superb, fun, addictive and adorably respectful movie, without relying on clichés to overpower. Yes, its fire and denouement are unlike any other movie. Have no fear; you've come to the right movie. I'd love to see it again.


Shrek, but this movie could use a touch of Mary Steenburgen.


Here's an example of a bad movie... the only name you should use is 'Like an Indian.' This one made me laugh, but that's all it really is... To be fair, one of the characters was kind of cute, and the makers for this film tried really hard to make this as non-offensive as possible.


Anybody know this is a rubbish movie? Won't spend much time on it, they already explain it to me.


I left, and on to 'Invasion!'...Stayt was great--decent acting and potential picture, but


I had no interest in this movie. It was poorly acted, poorly acted. The guy who plays the head Chef of the


The worst film I've ever seen. I still cringe from the beginning of the movie. *Cracks teeth*


I cannot give a bad film higher than two stars. I would not recommend this movie to anyone. This film could very well be called


For us who have served in the troops it is a very moving story of courage and hope, especially for those who have been through such a situation. I highly recommend this movie!


No, Aah…that isn't a movie. We couldn't resist.


The man who directed this film is literally a member of the Harlem Globetrotters cast as a cheerleader, and the cast is so inept in almost every conceivable aspect that they really only serve to help out the narrative because it becomes absurd.


Star Wars; Episode 1; this movie wasn't worth the video cost and the noise level.


The film gives no detail about how a monster could be in a jar or how a claw can be built into a wall.


The crew is uneducated beyond the obvious requirement that they take guns away from stupid, uncool law enforcement who operate outside of the rules. Still, it's funny. KidRock rails against lame festival acts, plays music the performers can't sing, but includes the PG-13 riff about


When I was in high school, I saw this! Bad movie. Spoke and walked out. Took back seat. Scared the hell out of my family!


Having not seen many good movies, and since none are available on DVD (I don't own one), this movie was a nice change of pace. One of my favorite parts is that the reviewers can write as little or as much as they like and it's worth reading, if the movie is good. Just having the ability to write a review while watching something new is an awesome feeling.


What else do you want? This wasn't too hard but you have to be patient! To start off the film is very different but once you get into it you can tell it is mostly all about good characters. I especially love Mia Wallace (Dare) and the sexy blue eyed mess Carli Stream (Macaulay Culkin). The whole crew looks terrific. If you like your women to be open to your ideas and do exactly what you want without a second thought this will not disappoint!


I don't think I will EVER buy another bottle! No more, save for Halloween gift and a copy in a kid's room. This one is flawless.


I was anticipating him smoking heroin and stabbing someone. I honestly didn't expect the ending, but it's a highly recommended movie.


The main part isn't too shabby. It should do for you what: - I ain't got no words for - Faraway 3: Follow Me I'm Dreaming; - The Trail Begins; - Tonight's the Night


Very Good fun. It is a good story with new ideas and graphics. There is a good battle between the robots and A.I. (both good).


Procedurally generated monstrosity with tedious adventure gameplay that lets out enough blood for the Horsin' Around.


This was the worst movie of 2012 and I am ashamed to call myself a film critic


As you know, this has nothing in it other than Space Jam and Laser Strike.


The film flows seamlessly and at one is able to engage in scenes full of charismatic characters and interesting world-building


I used the 10/22 case as the beginning. It kept the shooting distance very short, as this case is big enough for different shooting positions. In essence, it's a


There were some minor issues, some mechanical and one artwork related (I almost did not start the film, watching the end began to muddle my thinking) but it was still good.


Check this movie out. Takes advantage of the full.MOV format and does a really good job from start to finish.


Easy advice in a movie with so much to offer for everyone. Listening to a song that doesn't bother you and learning that (mostly) nothing is truly the same is super cool.


What the skanking piffle!!!!!! Good fine Luddite filth!


The director made no effort whatsoever to inspire a positive emotional reaction from me. While it may well have been a fun movie at the time it's simply a collection of cheap tricks.


The film was extremely harsh to females and a lot of the depiction of violence made it particularly unpleasant for me.


IT COULDN'T POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN MORE DISSAPPOINTING...THE FILM STUNS MORE THAN IT MAKES ANY EXACT KIND OF DECENCY IT DECIDES TO MAKE A PAIR OF HERE.


Throwing shadows in Tim Burton's fairy-tale spoof and giving it a childish, silly, cutesy charm


Overall; this movie just about gave me a heart attack on opening weekend and I bought all 4 tickets, went through the whole thing again only to be sick to my stomach at the end; again not to mention my heart health has taken a beating over this film.


It was just a plain looking sack of meat with bland acting, simplistic dialogue, slow plot development, boring suspense, 2 sets of children to take it down, a gratuitous amount of sex, no reason to pay to see it and now this horrible trash.


This movie is just bad. Some of the actors do not even have enough clothes to suit an Oedipus complex or lots of money and by the way has not been remade yet so it gets a 1 star out of 10 instead of the 0.5 that it deserves.


I'm gonna take this film and stick a fork in it, will yaaaaa!


As some of my colleagues pointed out to me, the scene with Papanoida's daughters talking about sailing was terrific and completely appropriate for the movie as a whole. I wasn't the biggest fan of Alain Delon's performance as Whitey Bulger in the 2005 film, but watching Papanoida's conversation with his daughters was a lot of fun.


A good high point of the season, and one that really felt the score was there. Their logic behind that isn't especially clear, though!  I'm just glad that they managed to get me on board with those teases. Like


The end of the show was one of the greatest occasions my family and I have experienced. The acting and script made this show an entire trip, plus the songs and sound on this show were stunning. Great work up Ebert. Now it's your turn!


Awe inspiring movie… Scott Pelley has somehow harnessed the power of making the information in a real life situation into something extremely compelling. The show was flawless, a perfect blend of screen tricks, slick storytelling, and cast's humor. Aside from that the music is spot on and Mr. Segal's performance as Dr. Stiter is enjoyable. A true classic!


The movie is a mess and makes me weep. It looks and sounds great on a home TV, but when I try to watch it on a computer, I get these picture-in-picture cutaways that stutter and buffering. So it looks good in the living room, but I hate it on the computer.


This movie sucks. I had to stop watching it. It turned to crap in about four minutes.


Dumbf**k Great Job Here at Tosh.0! I wish I could say the comment section was enlightening or a new talking point. You're playing dumb with me, so you owe me 10 bucks.


The ending was too expensive and messed with the pacing of the movie. It is perfectly fine for a $5 movie, but to not even mention the movie was a waste of my time


scarface is ok. kali is the worst speaker. have her use google translate and her bad.


My friend Matthew told me to see this at a Cineplex. He claimed it was 'by Warren Beatty'.


Only Harry! He is having a bit of a week with this flick, he then proceeds to find his girlfriend a girlfriend, even though the cop said not to be no sleeping with other couples. His great girlfriend hides the body of a woman from him and he becomes angry at himself for ever causing this incident so he then does these crazy things to the best of his ability!


The worst teen movie I have ever seen. No things in it made me want to throw up, so the movie is a complete waste of my time.


It may be bad, but not as bad as 'Love at First Throw-Down.' The film is more slickly made than anything in this years competition.


The acting is crude. The screenplay is crud... The guy has zero charisma and really could have been anyone's character.


One of my favorite movies! Love the punk-rock feel, all the songs,


DIFF. By far my favorite film of the year. The last 1.5 hours of the movie is the best part of the movie, and the story had me thinking how the guy grew into an adult. Too soon I think? Not to be a completist but I don't know how that had the last ~40 minute turn from 3-5 hours. The movie takes place in three stages, and each stage is a little different. First, you have the war, then you have the interdiction, and finally the actual detention. In the second half of the movie the movie was a mixture of a classic war movie with some great diplomacy. All of this I will watch again and again to finish the war.


If this were any better,  it would be an 80's propaganda documentary about Spartacus being a nice Catholic kid!


My wife told me what she thought was a perfect day-of for lunch turned into a disaster because this movie ruined Spartacus to me, and also I love to hate ol' Bucky (Brad Pitt), so I need to forgive it.


If I remember correctly, the main character is a bad guy who kills people.


I've never seen this film. I enjoyed the first half, but the second half was lackluster.


Movie is too slow and boring to really have much of an impact on the plot and characters.


I was expecting great performances out of Peter Jackson, Kathleen Kennedy, and Robert Zemeckis. Instead, there was a much worse output than is even believable, and a huge number of plot holes.


This movie sounds awful! The characters don't even have personalities! Wait, are they alive at all?! What's with this Tom Hanks with his wacky voice acting and accent?! What's with everyone in the movie wearing wigs?! The blood? Oh it's just Tommie's revenge for his father!


I can't believe they made this! The cinematography is very good and the voices are all hilarious, but the plot is garbage.


This is one of my favorite movies of the year. A historical dark-action adventure about ancient Rome, and the people around it, on two fronts; the fictional, how events unfolded and how the world looks from the people's point of view. I highly recommend this movie.


The film, with its strong appeal on practical visual acuity, demonstrated both the power of the lens and the pureness of the form.


I liked this movie a lot. The plot and writing are quite strong and most have played over and over again in my mind in dreams and fantasies and as a love story, yet have never tried to write anything like this. It's good action and all. I hope they produce more of these films.


It can be VERY exhilarating to go through the 3 Acts all at once and see the pattern play out from a good point of view. There's this wonderfully violent hero who wins by taking what is not his, taking what is deserved and over the course of that there are small moments that make the whole process sweeter than it ever could have been.


I loved this movie! It is an action packed tale with a perfect story line that kept me interested throughout and the music is amazing! I recommend this movie to anyone!


It's alright for tween movies, but its flaws are great if you're in a real estate commercial.


A long movie. An easily forgotten movie. I think it might be one of the worst I have ever watched.


Scary white gangsta shitsplode in a pre-fab bathroom at the High School of the Performing Arts and we are all indignant at the prejudice and media hypocrisy.


One look at this narrative is enough to know it's not meant to be done well. The 1.5th graders at school hear that 'The Freshman' was the second highest grossing film in the '90s (twice over) and didn't understand why, until they got an extra two hours of warning. I was expecting something even cruder.


Dear -Mr. Whedon- have you ever really tried to figure out why the people in the theatre at the Port Harris Theater in Cedar Lake, IN are screaming on their way out to hell?


Zack Snyder's third first time filmmaker is going for top notch in The Freshman. I thought this was really well made. Nice back ground for Zack and great visuals.


The Freshman was worth every penny. The action packed action movie puts you in the killer voices. I got a kick out of Dr. Wilson's accent, and the film really pulled you into his home world. He even has his own twitter account and I was amazed to see it pop up in my mentions after watching the movie.


So many questions to ask this movie. What are all the business tools that McAllister uses? How many partners does he have? What are his duties, and is it right that he has four? What is his relationship with his own school? How much does he feel like a mentor? His relationship with the other students? Do the kids get excited to see McAllister or does he seem a bit bland? Are all the films about business classics he shows to the school, or are they 100's of people in the background or recurring guest stars? The jokes in here are truly not that great. Most of them are either one-liners or possible doubles. But the ones that are good are great jokes, such as in the conversation between Heather and Angela about cutting statistics in a movie. Angela and Kim have a joke that is just too good. Heather and his mother have a few jokes to complement each other, and the dialogue between McAllister and Liam. The principal toasts to McAllister as the best coach in the country and praises his championship success. I love the pop culture references of the movie. I especially loved the


A schmaltzy tale written to be equally well-told and understood. It's trying to please the audience, but it hits home without disturbing it. Only of- course, I'll add, with greater levels of skill.


We return to the dating scene of his sophomore year in high school, which brings back his former pal and ex- girlfriend Tim. Unfortunately, Tim is depressed after graduating and his world seems to take another turn when he meets Angela, who is just as bitter and lost. But it seems like she does know something about Ron, too. Ron and Angela's conflict comes to a head at the opening of the basketball season, and will it be redemption or renewed rivalry?


Okay, this is my first show by BHN and I must say it's pretty damn good... It takes some time to get used to and understand, but once I do, it's amazing! It has a very strong story and character, a brilliant music score by Larysa Devert, and a running time of just over one hour... (a low number I know, but still). Overall, it's one of those shows you keep returning to after you've seen other things, because you enjoy that ultra-realistic ending, or the kick-ass main character, or the close and intimate relationship with Jackie (such a nice voice, by the way)... All of which I was missing out on in other shows. The ending is realistic enough to be cool, but not so unbelievable that you instantly turn your brain off... If I wasn't in a constant state of laughing and soaking up every single little detail about it, I'd be really into this... So I must warn you. It may take some time for your brain to adjust to it, but your life will be better for it.


After many a failed entry into auditions, our dream team got together in my living room and changed my life.


I sat through this horrible nightmare.... Don't buy this horrid horror film!


It's pretty mediocre. They don't even cut out lines that are clearly parody in the movie.


One of my favorite movie out so far this year. Look forward to all the subtanks this movie will take me to! Update: enjoyed the movie a lot. Instead of re-winding it once it gets to the end i just played it. Sagged by the end, but love it though, all the conflict was great.


This is an excellent movie with good singing, and lots of music. Just need one extra musical number that will set it all off.


What happens when a lonely writer finds love in the darkest corners of a small Nevada town? The charming James and Craig bring a much-needed edge to the otherwise pedestrian story of David Quarry, an anonymous blogger and the most improbable love story of modern times. Spacing all over Quarry's world is Tim Townsend's stylish recreation of 50s look and feel. The grace and charm of his slow-moving actors make Quarry's world much more than just a great place to hide from the Depression or a perfect subject to write love songs about. This one keeps going and going, in one of my top five favorite movies of 2011.


This film really makes one think about identity issues and what it means to be 'better'. It forces one to choose sides and what they think is right, as it tears down everything that isn't comfortable for its protagonist in this much needed film. Good film.


In the film this term refers to the tropes and perceived hypocrisy of young black men in the urban communities of the country. Black youth having an entire generation of entertainment (music, TV, movies, video games, and so on) rooted in racism, social privilege, and being mocked by the dominant society. Black youth who have good manners but don't have money. Rather than write something like,