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I really have to watch this movie someday...was what i thought like 2 years ago, i still haven't a chance to watch it :/
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I really have to watch this movie someday...was what i thought like 2 years ago, i still haven't a chance to watch it :/
TheMarchingMule
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Just watched "Training Day" (the credits are still rolling as I type this). The whole storyline and plot are loose in their execution and background of the characters, but Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke manage to pull off a strong, convincing performance by the end. The storyline was fairly predicting though, and it only became more obvious as time went on.
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Watched The Blind Side.
Grreeaaaaaaaaaaaaat movie. Dramatic and fun. Great story although ending was predictable.
Grreeaaaaaaaaaaaaat movie. Dramatic and fun. Great story although ending was predictable.
HariBhushan
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Iron Man 2
meh
meh
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It was new release day yesterday, and as been mentioned, I have resolved to make one big new release every Friday of the summer season. And man, there has been a lot of crap. To paraphrase Wade Major, one of my fave critics. twenty years ago, blockbusters were an adult conversation that kids wanted to be a part of. Now, they're a kid"s conversation that adults are expected to be a part of. I don't know if I agree but after a month so far of dung, it felt about right.
The A-Team was what it is was. I didn't love it, didn't mind it really. It shouldn't need any explanation for anyone who has witnessed some of the marketing blitz. That's what you get - parachuting tanks with dudes firing the .50 cal at attacking UAV's. 4/10
The A-Team was what it is was. I didn't love it, didn't mind it really. It shouldn't need any explanation for anyone who has witnessed some of the marketing blitz. That's what you get - parachuting tanks with dudes firing the .50 cal at attacking UAV's. 4/10
day breakers 3/5 it was nothing special, towards the end it definitely got worse, the first half i thought was much better.
Up in Air, 4.5/5
Up in Air, 4.5/5
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Finally caved and watched the following with my son after he hyped them to death:
Dark Knight: I've seen some of the Batman movies and, although not the worst of a bad lot, i thought it sucked regardless. Sorry, but I couldn't wait for it to end. 1/10
Iron Man: Light, fluff, harmless. Money making vehicle and a waste of RD Jr's prodigious talent. Okay. 4/10.
Kite Runner: Now we're talking. Excellent movie. Great story, great performances. Led me to read the book which was even better. 9/10.
Dark Knight: I've seen some of the Batman movies and, although not the worst of a bad lot, i thought it sucked regardless. Sorry, but I couldn't wait for it to end. 1/10
Iron Man: Light, fluff, harmless. Money making vehicle and a waste of RD Jr's prodigious talent. Okay. 4/10.
Kite Runner: Now we're talking. Excellent movie. Great story, great performances. Led me to read the book which was even better. 9/10.
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Maybe you found Christian Bale annoying?
I know I did; check out the first Batman with Micheal Keaton and Jack Nicholson, directed by Tim Burton, score by Danny Elfman
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Man they don't make movies like that anymore, huh? The first Batman had the best atmosphere/mood; it was very dark with twisted comedy. The Dark Knight tried to be gritty but it just came off as an over-the-top crime film, rather than showing an entire city deep in despair. I thought it was a great movie, though. I liked Val Kilmer better than Christian Bale, and Michael Keaton was probably the best as Batman.
Today I watched 'I Love You Phillip Morris'. I'd give it a 7.5/10; it was very enjoyable but it's not something I'd go out of my way to see again. Definitely not the Jim Carrey I remember from the 90's.
But he hasn't seemed like his old self in a while.
Maybe you found Christian Bale annoying?
I know I did; check out the first Batman with Micheal Keaton and Jack Nicholson, directed by Tim Burton, score by Danny Elfman
Man they don't make movies like that anymore, huh? The first Batman had the best atmosphere/mood; it was very dark with twisted comedy. The Dark Knight tried to be gritty but it just came off as an over-the-top crime film, rather than showing an entire city deep in despair. I thought it was a great movie, though. I liked Val Kilmer better than Christian Bale, and Michael Keaton was probably the best as Batman.
Today I watched 'I Love You Phillip Morris'. I'd give it a 7.5/10; it was very enjoyable but it's not something I'd go out of my way to see again. Definitely not the Jim Carrey I remember from the 90's.
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The A-Team - 8/10. I'd rate this above Iron Man 2. Had no choice but to crack up on the mocking of the old movie. If you've seen it you know exactly what I'm referring to.
DLeeWebb
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"The Orphan" [4.5/10]: Completely predictable, slightly modified/updated version of "The Omen." (which is complementing this film way too much...) Thankfully, saw it for free on HBO.
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prince of persia 9/10 It was a bit long but I loved it.
Earth, HD version, 9/10
That's the highest I'll rate any documentary, so this was perfection. Starring our living breathing world and a sampling of the creatures that inhabit it, every video frame was like a still in a National Geographic magazine. It had a touch of that old Disney drama, and some subtle reminders about the implications of climate change. A beautiful moving snapshot of what's left of our natural splendor.
That's the highest I'll rate any documentary, so this was perfection. Starring our living breathing world and a sampling of the creatures that inhabit it, every video frame was like a still in a National Geographic magazine. It had a touch of that old Disney drama, and some subtle reminders about the implications of climate change. A beautiful moving snapshot of what's left of our natural splendor.
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