I just saw "Stand and Deliver", a movie about a teacher starting an AP Calculus class in a Southern California high school in the '80s. The main theme of the movie was dealing with racial discrimination. Although it was a predictable movie, it was still "inspiring" in an odd sort of way.
I give it a 7/10.
I give it a 7/10.
[QUOTE="adamba4e, post: 0]Ghost Rider.
0/10
I just don't know why I didn't leave earlier.[/quote]
:lol: man, that movie did suck. it was horrible. "look into my eyes" i fell asleep through it and when i woke up, i was pissed at my friends for wanting to watch it.
the last movie i saw was the number 23. i give it a 6/10. the ending gave it the 6.
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I just don't know why I didn't leave earlier.[/quote]
:lol: man, that movie did suck. it was horrible. "look into my eyes" i fell asleep through it and when i woke up, i was pissed at my friends for wanting to watch it.
the last movie i saw was the number 23. i give it a 6/10. the ending gave it the 6.
but its a good movie, with great music(again if your a blues fan)
I saw borat and thought it was stupid. :lol: Thats just me lol.
I just watched "The majestic" the other day, yea i know its old, but its the first time i watched it and must say its preaty good. The reviews were not good at all but shows you how stupid reviews are because the movie was reallly good. Had a story, plus Jim carrey is a amasing actor thats all there is to it.
I just watched "The majestic" the other day, yea i know its old, but its the first time i watched it and must say its preaty good. The reviews were not good at all but shows you how stupid reviews are because the movie was reallly good. Had a story, plus Jim carrey is a amasing actor thats all there is to it.
I just saw The Queen. Helen Mirren's performance was amazing. It was a strangely moving depiction of life at Balmoral/Buckingham palace in the week which shook the royal family.
The film makes you think about the Queen's devotion for her job, her stoicity and her incredible resolve.
In all, it's a fantastic film which I thoroughly recommend.
8/10
The film makes you think about the Queen's devotion for her job, her stoicity and her incredible resolve.
In all, it's a fantastic film which I thoroughly recommend.
8/10
[QUOTE="Svetlana, post: 0]I just saw The Queen. Helen Mirren's performance was amazing. It was a strangely moving depiction of life at Balmoral/Buckingham palace in the week which shook the royal family.
The film makes you think about the Queen's devotion for her job, her stoicity and her incredible resolve.
In all, it's a fantastic film which I thoroughly recommend.
8/10[/quote]
get off the queen
she has no power no more parliment just cant get rid of her
she has no job now but to sit there and look pretty
parliment blair and his lot control the uk not the queen
The film makes you think about the Queen's devotion for her job, her stoicity and her incredible resolve.
In all, it's a fantastic film which I thoroughly recommend.
8/10[/quote]
get off the queen
she has no power no more parliment just cant get rid of her
she has no job now but to sit there and look pretty
parliment blair and his lot control the uk not the queen
The departed the other day, must say this is how movies SHOULD be made from now on. The director did great with the story, the actors were amasing, dicraprio is purely amasing at acting, and the outcome just suprised the heck out of me lol.
It was the first movie in a long time that i was thinking "wow i should of watched it earlier" because its so good.
It was the first movie in a long time that i was thinking "wow i should of watched it earlier" because its so good.
Pulp Fiction: 9/10 nice movie, I loved the characters, fragmented storyline
Borat: 9.5/10 It comes real close to being grose, but it was still hilarious nonetheless........ NOT! :lol:
Night At The Museum: 7/10. Dumb storyline, but there were some funny scenes.
The Family Guy- Stewie Griffin The Untold Story - 10/10 It was downright awesome! :lol:
The Number 23 - 9/10. Apart from the unexpected ending, it was a fine movie.
Borat: 9.5/10 It comes real close to being grose, but it was still hilarious nonetheless........ NOT! :lol:
Night At The Museum: 7/10. Dumb storyline, but there were some funny scenes.
The Family Guy- Stewie Griffin The Untold Story - 10/10 It was downright awesome! :lol:
The Number 23 - 9/10. Apart from the unexpected ending, it was a fine movie.
Memoirs of a Geisha.
Beautiful movie about a little girl who's sold to be trained as a Geisha.
she's terrible mistreated by another (older) girl because of jealousy.
The little girl (chiyo) will eventually become one of the greatest Geisha’s with help of the man she loves and his Geisha.
But everything changes at the start of World War II. No blood, no gore, but a beautiful story nontheless. 9,5/10
Beautiful movie about a little girl who's sold to be trained as a Geisha.
she's terrible mistreated by another (older) girl because of jealousy.
The little girl (chiyo) will eventually become one of the greatest Geisha’s with help of the man she loves and his Geisha.
But everything changes at the start of World War II. No blood, no gore, but a beautiful story nontheless. 9,5/10
War for the Planet of the Apes - 9/10
I really enjoyed the movie and not just for the incredible special effects but the performance of the cast as well. I also thought the virus was an interesting concept. The final scene of the movie is really sad too (even more so when you watch it again while listening to Matt Reeve's commentary).
Matt Reeves is one of my favorite movie directors though. Cloverfield, Let Me In, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, and War for the Planet of the Apes were all good movies, in my opinion. It's going to be really interesting to see his newest movie, The Batman.
I really enjoyed the movie and not just for the incredible special effects but the performance of the cast as well. I also thought the virus was an interesting concept. The final scene of the movie is really sad too (even more so when you watch it again while listening to Matt Reeve's commentary).
Matt Reeves is one of my favorite movie directors though. Cloverfield, Let Me In, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, and War for the Planet of the Apes were all good movies, in my opinion. It's going to be really interesting to see his newest movie, The Batman.
Blade Runner 2049 - 9/10
I really enjoyed this movie and I'm glad to see it won Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography at the Oscars last night. The running time is a little long, in my opinion, but it does feature an interesting story that relies less on blockbuster action compared to most sci-fi movies. Personally, I like it more than the original Blade Runner.
I really enjoyed this movie and I'm glad to see it won Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography at the Oscars last night. The running time is a little long, in my opinion, but it does feature an interesting story that relies less on blockbuster action compared to most sci-fi movies. Personally, I like it more than the original Blade Runner.
Avengers: Infinity War - 10/10
This was a really awesome movie to see in theaters. I could be wrong but it looked to me like it was filmed at 60 frames per second instead of the usual 24 which I thought heightened the experience, especially complimenting the action scenes which I thought were flawless due to the camera smoothly following the best parts. The death of a certain friendly neighborhood superhero was actually spoiled for me before seeing the movie last night but I still responded with an audible, "Aw, man..." as it happened on the big screen.
I would highly recommend either seeing the movie in theaters or a big television screen with surround sound.
Annihilation - 7.5/10
I thought the premise was interesting and I really liked the sound design but didn't much care for the characters. I felt like I was watching a feature-length Twilight Zone episode that took an emotional cue from Arrival but wasn't nearly as good, in my opinion.
This was a really awesome movie to see in theaters. I could be wrong but it looked to me like it was filmed at 60 frames per second instead of the usual 24 which I thought heightened the experience, especially complimenting the action scenes which I thought were flawless due to the camera smoothly following the best parts. The death of a certain friendly neighborhood superhero was actually spoiled for me before seeing the movie last night but I still responded with an audible, "Aw, man..." as it happened on the big screen.
I would highly recommend either seeing the movie in theaters or a big television screen with surround sound.
Annihilation - 7.5/10
I thought the premise was interesting and I really liked the sound design but didn't much care for the characters. I felt like I was watching a feature-length Twilight Zone episode that took an emotional cue from Arrival but wasn't nearly as good, in my opinion.
Solo: A Star Wars Story - 9/10
Even better than Rogue One, in my opinion. I actually think these prequel/spin-off Star Wars movies are better. There were several really interesting action scenes throughout this movie as well as an unexpected character reveal towards the end. I'm surprised it underperformed at the box office and that critical reception wasn't higher, although I do think Han Solo as a character in this movie isn't that memorable. But it looks amazing and it's fun to watch.
First Man - 9/10
Not only should you see the movie but also take the time to watch the behind the scenes footage. First Man is really impressive on a technical level, and the filmmaker does a great job putting into focus the intensity and danger of everything that lead up to the Apollo 11 mission.
Even better than Rogue One, in my opinion. I actually think these prequel/spin-off Star Wars movies are better. There were several really interesting action scenes throughout this movie as well as an unexpected character reveal towards the end. I'm surprised it underperformed at the box office and that critical reception wasn't higher, although I do think Han Solo as a character in this movie isn't that memorable. But it looks amazing and it's fun to watch.
First Man - 9/10
Not only should you see the movie but also take the time to watch the behind the scenes footage. First Man is really impressive on a technical level, and the filmmaker does a great job putting into focus the intensity and danger of everything that lead up to the Apollo 11 mission.
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Just recently watched the new Mulan on DisneyPlus. 4/10
Save your money or wait till Dec 6th to watch it for free. It was horrible. The original is so much better. The movie felt rushed, had a lot of weird changes, and lacked most of the musical elements that made the original so great. I don’t want to ruin it for anyone, but the chi stuff seemed too much like Star Wars and the Force. Save your $30 and just wait a couple months...or just watch the original again.
Save your money or wait till Dec 6th to watch it for free. It was horrible. The original is so much better. The movie felt rushed, had a lot of weird changes, and lacked most of the musical elements that made the original so great. I don’t want to ruin it for anyone, but the chi stuff seemed too much like Star Wars and the Force. Save your $30 and just wait a couple months...or just watch the original again.
