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Lockout: 6.5/10

Here's what could have been a solid movie ruined by too many hilarious one-liners from the brilliant Guy Pearce and horrible CGI with plot holes. But it had me in stitches just listening to Guy Pearce' one liners. He should be Deadpool.

I thought that Pearce looked a lot like Brad Pitt in this film, the fight scene in the room at the begnning looked like Tyler Durden vs Agent 47.

[PeanutButterMunky]

Princess Mononoke 9/10 Love this movie man.

Haven't seen that one in a long time, but it's amazing, including all his other films.

[Cyklops]

Inception - 9.9/10

I've already mentioned on this thread that I find Nolan and Jackson the best directors of our time. Nolan just re-itirated that idea with this utterly-stunning piece of work. This must be like the 4th time I'm watching the movie, and it still doesn't cease to amaze me with its grandiose nature of story, direction, acting, visual effects, and so on. My God, this movie is an epitome of sci-fi actions.

One thing I found off was:

How did Cobb and the rest of his team, including Fischer escape the first level of the dream (The City)? The kick took place when Yusuf drove the car into the water, but everyone woke up in that level. Did they wait a week for the effects of the drugs to wear off and for them to wake up?

Other than the above, I found this movie absolutely entertaining, every minute.

I love this scene the most still. Just so powerful with the music and no words:

[Shibby]

You should check out Nolan's first film if you haven't already.

It's called Following.

From what I remember, I'll go with 9/10.

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Pineapple Express -7.5/10-

[manutdfan]

We need to talk about Kevin

7/10

[RaY_210]

Clash of the Titans (the new one) : 6/10

[The Black Wolf]

Red Riding Hood
2011
Score 8 out of 10


So Red Riding Hood is about this young woman living in a old time village terrorized by a werewolf. Everything is all fine til her sister ends up being murdered by the beast, and that's when it all begins.

I watched this movie in regular DVD, not Blu Ray, so I can't say too much about how it looked or anything. Music and sound was nice.

What surprisingly shined throughout this movie was the story. Not only was it about them fighting a werewolf, but there's some romance in it too. There are plenty of surprises and it did a good job of keeping me entertained all the way to the end. The biggest surprise was what human was actually the werewolf, but don't worry, I won't spoil you. *wink* You'll just have to watch the movie or read a summary on wikipedia or something. I was really shocked and didn't expect the monster to be that person, I'll tell you that.

Overall, this movie was better than I expected to be. I was thinking it was a horror, but it's more like Underworld sci fi than a horror.

Would I recommend this movie? Yes. Would I buy it and own it on DVD? Yes.

[Kuro]

Despicable Me 8/10

[itachi73378]

Inception - 9.9/10

One thing I found off was:

How did Cobb and the rest of his team, including Fischer escape the first level of the dream (The City)? The kick took place when Yusuf drove the car into the water, but everyone woke up in that level. Did they wait a week for the effects of the drugs to wear off and for them to wake up?

I'm not fully sure but I think their "dream machine" works through a timer. They set the time of the flight (which was 14 hours) on the briefcase device and when that time was up they wake up. Cobb can be seen dreaming like this (hooked up to the brief case) a couple of times

[ps3freak18]

The Eagle 7/10- Tatum actually wasn't terrible in this movie. Most of his movies he's absolute shit but this wasn't too bad. This and 21 Jump Street marks the two last movies he was in that he was actually pretty good. Not going to win an oscar by any means but he is becoming bearable. The story was ok and the over all movie was pretty entertaining to watch.

[RaY_210]

The Fifth Element 10/10

Love this movie!

[DreDayDetox]

Michael Jackson: Life of an Icon: 8.5/10

This doc goes into a deep history of MJ's life from Alpha to Omega. It covers where he was born, how he went with the Jackson 5 and how he split from them to follow a very successful solo career. It shows us a vulnerable man without a child-hood. What's interesting is that it doesn't blame his father that much for his obsession with toys and children, even though both opinions of him are presented.

It then goes into the latter half of his life, when he got his skin bleached, and how he was on trial twice to those molestation allegations which he won in both. Those people claiming they were touched came a few years later and said that it was bullshit. Their parents were just out for MJ's money, which is not surprising. I mean, look how rich he was.

It's a good doc with some fresh perspective from friends and family of MJ, but it's nothing we don't already know about him and HIStory.

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Flight Of The Phoenix [2004] -6.5/10- Giovanni Ribisi does a pretty good job with his character in this.

[keefy]

American Reunion.

Great movie I laughed alot nice to see all the original cast even if they were in small parts.
Would have prefered to see Stiflers mom full frontal than Jason Biggs.

[Kuro]

Coraline 8/10 I liked it. Was pretty good.

[Lethal_NFS]

Wanderlust - 8/10

There is a scene in the movie that made me cry with laughter. If anyone has seen this movie, you know I am talking about the mirror scene.


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[TRF]

Bottle Rocket is a lovely film. It's very smart and quirky and funny and the Wilson brothers are perfect in their roles. The last heist is pretty entertaining although the safecracker pissed me the hell off. B+

Green Lantern is better than I thought it would be. It's not particularly good, but it's okay as a superhero film. Ryan Reynolds is actually the best part. I'm not sure if he's an accurate Hal Jordan or not because I've never read the comics, but he does bring a likable charisma to his role. Blake Lively is really hot and she's also good in it. Peter Sarsgaard is pretty bad as the villain, but his performance is unintentionally hilarious. It sets up for a sequel, as expected, and I think a sequel could be pulled off if the film avoids Green Lantern's problems, those being a slow script with a lot of dull plot in between the enjoyable action scenes. Overall, it's okay. Nothing special. B-

The Ides of March is one of the best films of 2011. Damn, George Clooney really knows how to write and direct a film. I like how he didn't write the lead role for himself, although he does have a substantial supporting role. The acting is so intense, the dialogue is smart, and it's really fascinating to see the protagonist's idealistic world crumbling in front of him. It's a smart and inquisitive view of the drastically-flawed American political system, marked by a brilliant script and some fantastic performances by Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Evan Rachel Wood, Marisa Tomei, and Paul Giamatti. A

[ps3freak18]

Wall Street 9/10- Did not disappoint. Had a hell of a story along with some great acting.

[RaY_210]

Wanderlust - 8/10

There is a scene in the movie that made me cry with laughter. If anyone has seen this movie, you know I am talking about the mirror scene.


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Lol! Yeah it was an awesome movie. And yeah this was just soo fucking stupid, but laughed my ass off

[DreDayDetox]

The Amazing Spider-Man: 7/10

I'll say this before I go into a spoiler review. It's the movie the fans deserved, but not the movie it needs right now.

If the original trilogy didn't exist, then this would be the beginning of the best Spider-Man trilogy ever. However, it felt like it pararelled the first one so much in so many scenes that it was lacking originality. Most of the scenes in this film will you remind you of the first one. It looks like Marc Webb was playing it safe and doing a fan service, in case he didn't wanna piss off any Spider-Man loyalists. But this is the best version of Peter Parker. All that Sam Raimi cheese is gone, and thank god because those movies were full of cheese moments and dialogue. This movie just pays tribute to the first one. I did like the Lizard, that was really cool what they did with his face, made him look more humanoid and all. I like that they used web cartridges instead of organic webbing. I loved Gwen Stacy. Emma Stone is goddamn cute and sexy. And it's good because Kirsten Dunst as MJ was shit. I didn't like her one bit in those movies. She seemed like such an un-supportive bitch!

Now the better parts of this is how it sets up for sequels, and the police commissioner's last lines were memorable. The cinematography was pretty nice, made you feel like you were in Spidey's shoes. I like the way they did Dr. Kurt Connors. Not one dimensional, like Green Goblin (you should stay for an after-credits scene when you watch this). I like the darker aspect to this, it's certainly a lot more serious than the original trilogy, that's a step in the right direction, but it did feel like they were trying a little too hard at times.

But it feels like Batman Begins. I think Marc Webb took a hint from Nolan and if there's anything to say about TDK, then The Amazing Spider-Man 2 may be its own version of TDK, and that's because they did the Lizard in this, an older villain of Spider-Man, but not as consistent as the Green Goblin (or the Joker in Batman's case).

This might be a sleeper hit and it should have come out at least another 10 years later, or five years later at the very least. You might like or dislike it. Love it or hate it, just like the mixed reviews. But if you haven't seen the original trilogy then you'll love this one. Forget about the first movie in the original trilogy, it's almost exactly identical, with Gwen Stacy instead of MJ and Lizard instead of Goblin.

Stay after the credits if you're planning on watching this.

[manutdfan]

A lonely place to die 5/10

[TRF]

The Amazing Spider-Man blows Raimi's trilogy out of the water. Whether or not its version of Peter Parker is more accurate (and I can say that the scenes in the trailer depicting him as a rebel are out of context), Andrew Garfield is much better in the lead role than Tobey Maguire. He looks more the part, and he's a lot more charming and interesting to boot. He has a nice chemistry with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), who is a much better love interest than the vapid Mary Jane Watson in Raimi's trilogy. I don't know why early reviews were comparing this to Twilight or other female-geared films, because it's a lot more mature than Raimi's trilogy as well. Rhys Ifans is the best villain in any Spider-Man film, and when he becomes The Lizard, he's pretty freaking terrifying. It's hard to not compare this to Raimi's trilogy, especially because The Amazing Spider-Man is better in every single way. I look forward to a sequel, because most importantly of all, it was pretty kick-ass. A-

[DINAMO788]

rise of the planets of the apes: 5/10

rated a 5, not because the movie was completely average, but because it was equal parts good and equal parts bad. I was not impressed at all by the directing. I expected a lot more from it. And to be honest, it wasn't even that entertaining. It wasnt that entertaining and wasnt deep or philosophical.

[HellsJester]

The Amazing Spiderman - 6/10
It definitely has its flaws and weird moments but overall was entertaining enough to earn a above average score.

Ted - 6/10
Basically live action family guy without the dumb ranting from characters like Brian.
Nothing funny enough make my sides hurt but it was entertaining.