Reviews & Ratings

[Federate]

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Vantage Point - 8/10

Keeps you at the edge of your seat for most of the movie and pretty clever. The ending was a little too cliche and American but overall, very solid.

[Mos]

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Harrison's Flowers - 9.5/10 - a moving and heroic film. makes you really think about the horrors and disasters of war. Not a big name film, but still a must see!

[MrHyeSev]

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First Sunday3/5

[MrHyeSev]

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Dolores Claiborne (1995) 3 1/2 -5.

Good movie but some parts were slow.

[MrHyeSev]

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The Flinstones 2/5
Mr. Woodxxxx ( I know the movies title seems nasty but its a movie with Sean William Scott Bill Bob Thorthon & Susan Sarandon) 3/5.

[Inthemood]

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Terms of Endearment
Debra Winger is amazing throughout the entire film! This film will make anybody cry and it definitely had me chocked up. The little boy at the end is enough to push anyone over the edge. Very emotional film and great acting from the entire cast. Beautiful film.

I always considered this to be a Hollywood production of a lifetime channel movie. A real sappy tearjerker. I do like the scene at the supermarket with not enough money to pay for groceries.

The Italian Job
Wahlberg is an amazing actor and is a favorite.

And you are a film director? How can you even make a comment like that? He is always so over the top. Apparently he is doing something different, because he directed the series on HBO called "In Treatment" with Gabriel Byrne.

Match Point
I finally stepped away from all the classic Woody Allen films and took a dive into his 2005 masterpiece. Set entirely in London, Match Point is an amazing piece of work. Scarlett manages to play the seductive female who sways Meyers off his feet. Very beautifully constructed and excellent filmmaking. The ending was one of the best I have ever seen. Must see!

This is the only film by Woody Allen that I actually liked, minus Scarlet J. (she is an absolutely deplorable actress). Although to Scarlett's defense, that was the only role she managed to play decently. I liked the movie because of the story, the main actor, cinematography and mostly because Woody Allen wasn't in it. He should direct more movies where he doesn't act, his neurotic self with an ego-stroking tendency of starring along with the hottest female movie star at that time is really annoying.

[Inthemood]

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Fargo
Just an overall great film by the Cohen brothers. Screenplay and direction were amazing. This is exactly what a good film should be like.

Great one.

Punch-Drunk Love
Very interesting film by Paul Thomas Anderson. His style is a combination of so many filmmakers. I absolutely love the way he shoots his films. He's an amazing writer and a visionary director.

Hated it

Exotica
A great film regardless of what anyone says. This is a beautiful story and I love the way Egoyan constructed the story. He starts off by making us assume certain qualities about the characters and we slowly find out we were completely wrong. Beautiful film!

Dragged out melodrama with very contrived dialogs.

The Dark Knight
No matter how much time or thought I put into this review, nothing will do justice to how great this film was. BEAUTIFUL film and an amazing work of art from Christopher Nolan. Heath Ledger stole the movie and never gave it back. This was not a comic book movie, this was pure film. The ending was incredible and once others see it, I'll feel more comfortable to discuss it. Best film ever!

I completely agree. This is the second new movie which left me completely mesmerized. The first one was "The Fall" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460791/ if you haven't seen it, you should it's visually stunning, it's definitely looks better on the big screen though.

The Dark Knight is intoxicating. I am still thinking and analyzing the movie, it's so beautifully done, so well acted, I was so thrilled that I must see it again. Heath was brilliant indeed, but so was everyone else, including Maggie H. who was a million times better than Katie who was totally miscast (another one of those talentless actresses with a poor selection of facial expressions) and of course Christian B. was was not only scrumptious but simply awesome in his role (he always gets into his character). He is very intense which makes him so good, another one who possesses the same intensity and mysteriousness is Daniel Day who is an incredible actor as well.

[One-Way]

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I don't know if I should reply to your ignorant comments. Maybe later, when I have nothing to do with my life.

[One-Way]

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I always considered this to be a Hollywood production of a lifetime channel movie. A real sappy tearjerker. I do like the scene at the supermarket with not enough money to pay for groceries.

Great scene and an overall, a good film. It does feel like a Lifetime film but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. There are so many things about the film to love.

And you are a film director? How can you even make a comment like that? He is always so over the top. Apparently he is doing something different, because he directed the series on HBO called "In Treatment" with Gabriel Byrne.

Over the top? Wow, and you would know right? He's currently being pursued by every director possible but yeah, I guess you're right. The Italian Job is a great action film unlike so many of its kind. Wahlberg is a great actor to watch on the screen because of his energy. Sure, I wouldn't rank him up there with the greatest of all the time but he is very worthy.

Hated it

Or maybe you should say, I didn't get it. Again, Paul Thomas Anderson is being compared to Martin Scorsese and this film is being looked at as a masterpiece. But yeah, you're right, it's a stupid film and people should "hate" it. I know many people who don't like this film but calling hate to it is absurd. Maybe you should watch it again and read up an analysis of the film to help explain why it's a great film.

Dragged out melodrama with very contrived dialogs.

I won't bother answering, you obviously hate all of his work.

This is the only film by Woody Allen that I actually liked, minus Scarlet J. (she is an absolutely deplorable actress). Although to Scarlett's defense, that was the only role she managed to play decently. I liked the movie because of the story, the main actor, cinematography and mostly because Woody Allen wasn't in it. He should direct more movies where he doesn't act, his neurotic self with an ego-stroking tendency of starring along with the hottest female movie star at that time is really annoying.

I love the Woody Allen hate... let me ask you, name one other filmmaker who either wrote or directed a film every year for the past 40 years. I guess it's only fair for every filmmaker to get jealous over his work ethic. It's also wonderful how actors give up their jobs everyday to run to a Woody Allen film. HOW CRAZY THEY MUST BE!

First of all, Scarlett Johannson is one of the reasons why this film clicked. Only she could portray a sexy, American woman who lures a married man away. Do you have any better casting decisions since you're also a talent scout?

Second, Woody Allen was slacking off in the 90s, I agree. But if you think this is one of his only work you can stand, you definitely don't know what you're talking about. Maybe what you don't know is Woody Allen doesn't play himself -- he has developed a neurotic character for the film -- not vice versa. It would suck living a life where you couldn't laugh at Woody Allen's masterpieces.

[Inthemood]

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I don't know if I should reply to your ignorant comments. Maybe later, when I have nothing to do with my life.

I see that the intermission when you didn't have anything to do with your life came 3 hours later. I am very honored that you have considered a reply to me as a way to fill your useless time.