It’s hilarious watching Angelina Jolie struggle to perform in her first featured film. Yeah, she’s never been considered a top flight actress but this bad even by her standards.
Where’s the other western list? The one I was actually trying to accomplish? Instead we get a British western list because they know westerns better than anybody apparently. Can you name one? I’m not sure why they keep tinkering with existing lists but it’s getting annoying.
Doesn't really address the loss of life in any kind of unique or profound way. It's nothing but watching a somber Casey Affleck walking around New England for 2 1/2 hours.
Tame compared to it's contemporaries. It really needed more grit when you consider the material. Also, Treat Williams might be the worst lead Lumet has ever worked with. If they replace him with another Lumet favorite, Pacino and cranked up the violence a bit it would have been a herald classic rather than forgotten.
I feel like I should have liked this much more than I actually did. Ostentatious 80's films are funny because they don't try to be. So seeing a parody that's even more ridiculous than the source material in an attempt to forcefully be funny is kind of well - unfunny. It had it's moments but it definitely tried too hard.
Yet another animated movie attempting to bring heart and a loving sentiment to a film that isn't required or necessary.
Someday they will kick the cliches and start making animated movies cartoony with non-stop hilarity and laughter. This could have been the one given the history of the characters but instead we get a cute dog/father son story. Why?
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Movie comment on Cyborg 2: Glass Shadow
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It’s hilarious watching Angelina Jolie struggle to perform in her first featured film. Yeah, she’s never been considered a top flight actress but this bad even by her standards.Movie comment on The Apple
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I really should have scored am 8-ball of blow before watching this.Movie comment on Eleven P.M.
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I really enjoyed the music they added to the film.Movie comment on Poor Things
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Self-indulgent drivel.Movie comment on The Quick and the Dead
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A loving homage to spaghetti westerns.Movie comment on Lady in the Lake
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I’m in love with Audrey Totter.Movie comment on Navalny
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This man has some serious guts.Movie comment on Nowhere to Run
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Rosanna really wanted his Van Schlong.Movie comment on Thor: Love and Thunder
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Cool villain. Bad everything else.Toplist comment on Wei Jun Zi's 100 Classic Martial Arts Films
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This list is whack.Movie comment on They Made Me a Criminal
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Featuring the “Dead End Kids”.Movie comment on Born of Fire
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If you like weird shit, check this one out.Movie comment on Spider-Man: Far from Home
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I’ve officially hit Marvel fatigue.Toplist comment on BFI's 100 Westerns
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Where’s the other western list? The one I was actually trying to accomplish? Instead we get a British western list because they know westerns better than anybody apparently. Can you name one? I’m not sure why they keep tinkering with existing lists but it’s getting annoying.Movie comment on Manchester by the Sea
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Doesn't really address the loss of life in any kind of unique or profound way. It's nothing but watching a somber Casey Affleck walking around New England for 2 1/2 hours.Movie comment on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Miriam Hopkins (so hot) gets the pre-code treatment with cleveage and leg shots galore. I wouldn't want it any other way.Movie comment on The Protector
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Whoa... Big John Studd and he's high on coke!Movie comment on The Specialist
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Rod Steiger might be the most under appreciated actor ever. Even in this mediocre thriller he stands above the rest.Movie comment on Zootopia
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Just another cut and paste Disney coming of age tail. Oooh...see what I did there? I just made a Disney funny!Movie comment on Prince of the City
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Tame compared to it's contemporaries. It really needed more grit when you consider the material. Also, Treat Williams might be the worst lead Lumet has ever worked with. If they replace him with another Lumet favorite, Pacino and cranked up the violence a bit it would have been a herald classic rather than forgotten.Movie comment on Kung Fury
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I feel like I should have liked this much more than I actually did. Ostentatious 80's films are funny because they don't try to be. So seeing a parody that's even more ridiculous than the source material in an attempt to forcefully be funny is kind of well - unfunny. It had it's moments but it definitely tried too hard.Movie comment on Koroshi no rakuin
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Slick art direction but it was begging to be in color. I feel like some of those set designs were wasted in B&W.Movie comment on Ju-on
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Some decent atmosphere but I still found myself laughing through most of this.Movie comment on Mr. Peabody & Sherman
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Yet another animated movie attempting to bring heart and a loving sentiment to a film that isn't required or necessary.Someday they will kick the cliches and start making animated movies cartoony with non-stop hilarity and laughter. This could have been the one given the history of the characters but instead we get a cute dog/father son story. Why?
Movie comment on Rocky Trails
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A pretty well done tongue-in-cheek, low-budget 80's throwback horror movie.Showing items 1 – 25 of 153