Staal
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Strange Wilderness - 2/10. I probably needed to be extremely high to enjoy that one.
Hope you're being sarcastic. After all, Ebert was half a star away from giving Star Wars Episode III a perfect rating. And Anaconda. And 2012. Lol.
From Roger Ebert's 100% positive review in the Chicago Sun Times:
Ridley Scott's "Prometheus" is a magnificent science-fiction film, all the more intriguing because it raises questions about the origin of human life and doesn't have the answers.
It wouldn't receive a perfect rating from such a pre-eminent reviewer if it was full of poor scripting and character inconsistencies.
rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120606/REVIEWS/120609989
Oh come on. It was bad, but Sigourney Weaver's character was great. It gets a 2 from me just for her. The rest was trash.
She honestly has gotten more attractive with age, IMO.
Her character in Cabin in the Woods was great, too.
And what, I should take you more seriously? Give me a break.
I'm just pointing out the fact that at least I'm aware that Anaconda, Star Wars Episode III, and 2012 are all terrible movies lol.
Also, Sigourney Weaver makes everything better--I'll see a movie 9 times out of 10 just because she's in it. Which means that I should probably check out both Abduction and Cabin in the Woods at some point...
Abduction probably isn't worth it but Cabin in the Woods is fantastic.
I typically avoid horror movies. What about this movie makes it so popular? It is not your typical Freddy or Jason type movie?
Argo 7/10 I felt it was slow moving for the most part, character development really wasn't there there.
But the final 20 minutes or so were exciting. Not a bad watch.
I don't know about others, but the way they've portrayed the diplomats pissed me off a bit. There's a crisis going on, and these guys are sitting around, having dinners, wine, listening to music...what?
And I think I mentioned this before, but Ben Affleck's range of emotions is pretty narrow.
Last movie I watched was Memento. Any person that thinks they can crack any storyline or plot, watch this. You have to reorganize the scenes and organize the colored scenes as well as the black and white scenes. The storyline is backwards and is very hard to follow. The only answers for the movies are interpretations from people, so you never really get a true answer. Movie rating: 2/5.
It's a really interesting satire spin on your 'Freddy' kind if horror movie. The second half just ramps up and gets ridiculous in an awesome way.
I'd give it 5/5 for precisely the same reason. You can't unravel the story in one sitting, and even then, it messes with your head. Thats what a good movie should do.