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How To Train Your Dragon 2. 3 stars out of four. I enjoyed it more than the first. | |
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I am not good at movies lately!
Anchorman 2 Slept through last half of this on the plane after laughing until I cried about the bat chicken of the cave. 1/2.5 . Then after I got home I watched a few, jetlagged
Grand Budapest Hotel 2/4 Didn't work for me, I mean it didn't capture my interest, seemed contrived .
Tiny Furniture 3/5 Poor Aura .
Perks of being a Wallflower 3/5 Feel good movie, very enjoyable .
Frances Ha 3.5/5 Liked this one enough to tell the whole plot to the master LOL I'm the mistake you wanna make | |
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Chicken of the cave! | |
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What a strange movie. Strange because whilst the premise is a good one (if a cliche one but it is a family film LOL), it's just rather poorly exucuted with a lead actor who is kinda ordinary and not leading man status Iam afraid. He is not bad, just kinda average.
Having said that, hollywood these days is almost totally devoid of charismatic lead actors which is why I stay away from modern hollywood in general. So Belushi is still servicable. Maybe the fact it wasn't a comedy or a drama was a problem too, meaning the scipt and lackluster direction are probably at fault too? Heck even Michael Caine as the "angel" was kinda ordinary too so maybe not enough or too many script re-writes were at fault here LOL.
It's not a bad movie or even a poor one, just one that could of been alot better.
It seems that around the early 90's Disney made quite a few bomb live action films LOL. The poster is pretty cool though | |
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Just saw this on HBO...two hours I can't get back. out of five I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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Oldboy (2013) – 3/5 Not the complete turkey some of the reviews had led me to expect. I think the first third is quite good, and, though I do think it goes off the rails once our guy gets released, I think it’s still worth watching if you’re a fan of the earlier version, even if only to try to figure out why it doesn’t work as well. [Edited 6/29/14 5:04am] | |
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I liked that one a lot. | |
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Edge of tommorow 8/10
i liked it more than hubby, i wish it wasnt in 3D......sheesh | |
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Transformers: Age of Extinction.
Hot garbage. 1 star. | |
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Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (1990) Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Upstream Color (2013) Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Malificent
I loved it. 4 out of 5 stars.
Malificent is a fast flying fairie with a mission. Despite being seriously injured, there is nothing "Damsel in Distress" about her. I wish they had this movie when I was a little girl. There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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Anchoman 2 Silly but the chicken of the cave and rolling RV are gold 2/5 . Top Secret! I loved this movie as a kid, but looking back on it now it's bizarre. I watched with my 13 year old who smiled throughout and at the end told me it was weird. Val Kilmer is hot and there are so many memorable lines that I have quoted for 30 years but didn't know where they were from! 3/5 .
Under the Skin My kind of movie! It has most elements I want, creepiness without all-out horror, a plot that isn't spelled out, aliens and desolate landscapes. Oh and Scarlet gets naked a lot. 4/5 I'm the mistake you wanna make | |
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Under The Skin, at some point, reminded me of Stanley Kubrick... The atmosphere is marvelous.. I think the film is a masterpiece. | |
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sexton said:
I didn't know you LOVED it - what score did you give it? I actually liked it so much I bought the novel on eBay yesterday. The alien had a name - I think Isserley I'm the mistake you wanna make | |
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Blue Is The Warmest Color (2013) Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Stir Crazy (1980)
It was funny sometimes but gives me little desire to see any more films directed by Sidney Poitier.
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8/10. Who else has seen this and what did you think? I loved how "down to earth" the story was and still very suspenseful. And OMG, Tom Hardy is fantastic.
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Just curious, how would you map this out as an allegory of God and atheism?
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The White Ribbon (2009)
Another masterpiece from Michael Haneke, after Hidden (Cacheé) (4.5/5) and AMOUR (5/5), this director clearly posesses a unique filmmaking angle and it perfectly shows in this film. It tells the story of a bunch of weird accidents that took place in a small German village circa World War I, the film is probably one of the few works that I saw that can cover many ranges, at the same time, keeping the mystery and the whole plot that it already started. The cinematography is top notch, as usual with black-and-white foreing films: | |
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GallowWalkers 0.5/5. I haven't the slightest clue what the heck I was watching. Some horror western. I rarely do horror, so this wasn't my choice. I don't remember the end. I don't know how this ended up being played. I guess Wesley's name came up in conversation. I hope he got paid up front. It was bad, y'all, bad. [Edited 7/5/14 12:19pm] | |
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August:Osage County. 3/5 Awesome cast, which made it watchable. Funny seeing all these known British people dropped in an Oklahoma setting. Maybe the book delves deeper but the movie seemed pretty shallow and basic to me. An overbearing domineering mother who's terminally ill, an outspoken older child, a put upon middle child, and a carefree irresponsible younger child, all adults, the only teenager/child in the entire family is acting up a little because their perfect world is falling apart, a dark family secret that really isn't a secret to all the major players, all get together over a family crisis and explode all over each other, oh and the lone minority housekeeper who's observing it all in silent dignity. | |
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