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TheWampaKing wrote:Bee Movie

Better then i thought.

B-

Lol. Of course, you had to give it a 'B'.

I think I gave it a C.


Moonraker and Dr. No.

Love both of these, even Moonraker.

Dr. No competes for number one favorite Bond film with Casino Royale.

Angels & Demons

Well, i liked it. Wasn't as boring as the Da Vinci Code.

B

So, I finally got around to watching Gladiator. Was I not entertained? Yeah, it sure didn't seem like two and half hours. Probably not as good as its touted, but certainly a well made film. B+

3:10 to Yuma, Again.

This is probably my favorite movie.

A+

TripExistence wrote:So, I finally got around to watching Gladiator. Was I not entertained? Yeah, it sure didn't seem like two and half hours. Probably not as good as its touted, but certainly a well made film. B+

Basically exactly that. I honestly think Kingdom of Heaven (the Director's Cut, that is) was the far better, and certainly more epic, film.

Though some points subtracted for Orlando Bloom's occasionally pitiable acting.

"I have done..."

*gulp*

"...murder."

*facepalm*

Either Yes Man or Twelve Monkeys, not sure which one I watched last. Both were good though.

Turned out one theater was still playing District 9.

An A, easily worth the hour drive and the pain of sneaking out.

Surrogates - Mehsome. I'd give it a C+

Nightmare Before Christmas - I was too tired to fully appreciate this, but what I saw of it was quite good. B

In the last week or so, I've seen...

Law Abiding Citizen

I freaking loved this movie. It's a social commentary. It screws with your notions of justice. Gerard Butler is awesome. Easily my favorite movie since The Dark Knight.


Surrogates

As a film, it's far from the most amazing movie ever. However, it's also a social commentary. As a social commentary, it's great. Totally worth seeing... on DVD.


I love social commentaries.

What About Bob?

This remains one of my top favorite comedic films. It's sad that so few people have seen it.

A+

Where the Wild Things Are

Yes. I overhyped it. I admit to this.

I still loved it, though. It was beautifully shot and constructed, though it dragged on from time to time. The whole Bob and Terry thing felt like it strayed from the nature of the movie, I might add.

Ultimately, as a reviewer put it, it seemed more like adult's ideas about childhood rather than something that a child can connect with. There's nothing wrong with that, but seeing as the book was so immensely popular with children, it's sad that it didn't seem to connect with them very well. I was extremely pleased to see that it wasn't just another false-feeling kid movie, though.

All in all, an excellent film with some shortcomings, but nothing to rock the boat over, I think.

I'll also add that I cried occasionally throughout the film. >.>

B+

And the soundtrack, of course, gets and A+.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

Hmm.

It was alright. I think the only reason I enjoyed this one more than the first was due to my exceptionally low expectations.

Oh well, fun enough, though really stupid.

C-

Orodrist wrote:Turned out one theater was still playing District 9.

An A, easily worth the hour drive and the pain of sneaking out.

*Facepalm*

Hey, District 9 is a movie worth sneaking out for. Even if I didn't have to, and never will now.

Hm... I don't think any movie is worth sneaking out for.