Poseidon isn’t the absolute dud some have made it out to be. If you don’t compare it with the 1972 classic, it’s actually an enjoyable film, but it’s also fascinating to see the tons of money Warner Bros. and the production companies shelled out to put forth such amazing spectacles and yet an incredibly, at best, average script.
Sherlock Holmes has its problems, sure, but thanks in large part to a great cast headlined by Robert Downey Jr. riding his hot streak [...], the movie manages to still be entertaining. Guy Ritchie also shows that he can direct a big budget Hollywood movie yet still keep his own visual flair and uniqueness.
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When I saw Sherlock Holmes in the theater, I didn’t really find it all that enjoying. [But] I thought I would give it another shot. I must say that I found the movie much more enjoyable than in the theaters and one that people who enjoy mystery or suspenseful films will find exciting enough to watch again and again.
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The movie is an enjoyable ride but in my opinion lasts a little too long for most people to be able to watch through. At over two-hours long, I’d be hard pressed to find anyone other than older adults be able to watch this all in one sitting and kids will be bored to no limit.
“Breaking Bad” is one of cable’s finest TV Shows. If you have not seen it, I urge you to go out and pickup seasons one and two on Blu-ray. It’s a more ‘adult’ version of Weeds with none of the crap attached to it.
The writer, Jared Hess, later wrote the big flop with a big name attached to it, Nacho Libre, which really put him into the ‘one hit wonder’ pile. But here he is again, with a movie that he thought would be a better fit with his Napoleon Dynamite fans, and it fails on nearly every way possible.
Richard Kelly is a talented and unique writer. Even his disappointing sophomore picture, Southland Tales had vision and flare and although it never could measure up to Donnie Darko, I could at least appreciate portions of it. Outside of some individual scenes, The Box doesn’t have much going for it.
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This is truly an awful movie, and the only reason I gave this half a star is due to Diaz trying to fake a southern accent. It truly is the only reason to bother with viewing this muck.
I was in awe of the amazing violence sequences, the action sequences, and everything else the film has to offer. Even though the story is lacking, everything else about this movie just screams “watch me now!”
New Moon is a better film than Twilight in every single way and the Blu-ray shows Summit knows what they’re doing. The only downfall is the lack of extras, mainly to appease retailers who want to earn business by offering up store exclusives.
Greed is the root to all evil. That’s the basic premise to Armored, an old-school heist movie that doesn’t pretend to be anything else. The film is only 88-minutes long (including end credits) and it’s only about the half-way point where the movie really kicks in.
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