My Complete DVD Collection

The film itself was solid and unrealistic. It was just a montage of poorly edited tour footage by Shaun Crahan. It was too jumpy and some footage was there for no reason. It wasn't even intersting because you were really getting into one scene and then it jumps to another. The second disc was what made this good. The live performances and interviews were wicked and the music videos are always good.

A fantastic and extatic movie. 5 stars all the way! The way it was done was just so great to watch. It had such a good cast and a deep vision into the sick mind of young Michael Meyers. Great murder scenes but he killed a few people for no reason. There were a few scenes that were really extreme that are not for the faint-hearted but otherwise, it was an explosive whirlwind of sick Rob Zombie genius. He did do good directing but he should've left the writing for someone else.

It was a really good installment in the Grindhouse double-feature but this and Death Proof were 2 totally different films! Planet Terror was very sick and genius in the zombie plot and the evil characters involved within. The special effects packed into this film were as good as the effects that were involved in Sin City. Robert Rodriguez' directing is awesome but I did enjoy it better with Death Proof.

It was really long and had so many long conversations. I was bored for most of the film but it was the explosive ending that kept me watching. It was done amazingly well and kept my gripping into my seat so I could watch every moment of the chase at the end. Good actors, way too many conversations and very violent. Another Tarantino classic.

It was funny but Ben Stiller really stole the comedy away. He made the movie less funnier. At sometimes, hilariously rude and at others very annoying. His wife was very annoying and I could see that. The rudest but funniest scene was when she peed on his back to get the jellyfish off. Very rude and occasionally funny.

This was a very funny and hilarious movie. Kal Penn did a really funny performance when he was being interviewed by Van. Ryan Reynolds never ceases to amaze me. His performances are classic. Tara Reid's sexy performance was good and there are a few other names aswell. Very funny and I recommend anyone to watch it.

I really want to see this movie. It looks very funny but it's a shame that Ryan Reynolds isn't in it to reprise his famous role as Van Wilder. But it should be funny.

After watching the second one, I'm going to stay the hell away from this movie. The second one was so bad! This will probably be the same so I'm not interested.

This was so bad, it's not funny. This was the worst movie that I have ever seen in my life. If you ever see this movie anywhere, walk away. That's how bad it is. Bad acting, a ridiculous story and bad characters. They over did the gore and make-up and they did everything wrong in this movie.

A very funny and rude movie. Dane Cook's performance is ery funny and Jessica Alba is very funny too. It is a very well written and hilarious movie. A must see for people who like movies like American Pie or Road Trip.

It was very funny and fnnier than I expected it to be. Jack Black's appearance in this film as a child was hilarious and every moment had something rude or funny in it. Alot of rock and roll icons appeared in this film and it was written very well. It had a good plot, good acting, excellent directing and excellent producing.

It wasn't as good as the Saw series. Leigh Whannell should stick to writing thrillers instead of full-on horrors. It had a few good scenes but the rest wasn't really good. It wasn't like watching any other horror movie because some wasn't as suspenseful as any other movie I've seen. It had a good cast including that Aussie guy and Donnie Whalberg. Well directed but not written to well. It had a good twist in the end.

The funniest in the whole series. 'Move bitch!' 'Don't call me bitch, you aint shit!'. It was so funny yet so stupid as well but that's what made it funny. The Asian guy who was showing Cindy the house was really funny and Brenda is back from the dead again. She gets stabbed in the first movie, comes back in the second movie, gets killed in the third and is resurrected from the dead yet again in the fourth. Very good cameos by Dr Phil, Shaquille O'Neil and Chingy.

It was funny but at times, it just got really stupid. The comedy was average but it was a bit disappointing. Date Movie was really funny and I thought this would be but it didn't reach my expectations. The cast was terrible. The only good actor there was Kal Penn. The rest were just ridiculously bad.

A very funny movie! A must see if you liked the scary movie series. If you like rude humour and full on scenes watch this movie. Much funnier than Scary Movie and very tricky. Alyson Hannigan is a very good actor and the rest were pretty good but she stood out the most.

It looks good and it has some good actors so I'll give it a shot.

A very suspenseful and scary movie. The story is very well written and for a very low-budget film, it was fantastic. Every second is worth watching and the actor play their roles so well. Great directing from James Wan and Leigh Whannel's screenplay is very good. Whannel's appearance as Adam was good too and Shawnee Smith's Beartrap scene was great. Worth watching, well written and great acting.

Not as good as the first but definately more secrets were revealed. A new bunch of actors who are paticularly well-known. The directing was average but it seemed to me that the actors were doing whatever they wanted. The story had a very smart twist and a very shocking ending.

Thhis is my second favourite in the series because the traps were very gruesome compared to the first and second. My favourite trap was the rack because bones split out of legs, necks were snapped and body party were twisted around. The ending could've done better but bad endings are what you expect by three films.

Definately my least favourite mainly because three was enough and the unexplained stuff from the first three was better left secret. This was way too violent and with new writers, what do you expect. I'm surprised Whannel and Wan returned as executive producers. I thought they would've been done with it by now. And I heard they're making two more after this? It would've been better if they done a TV series! But you can tell Darren Lyhnn Bousman is sick of it because he is not returning for the fifth film. 3 was enough and they should've left it there.

Well written and well directed! One of my favourite movies of all time! This was so hilarious! It was way funnier than I expected and Steve Carell pulled it off pretty good. Seth Rogen was very funny and so was Paul Rudd. It was very funny and I would recommend it to anyone.

Definately one of my favourite Apatow films. The concept of the film was funny and the story is just uproarious! The wise and talented acting of Seth Rogen is always funny and he deivered more laughs in this than I have seen him do so in any film. Apatow's writing and directing was better than 40 Year Old Virgin mainly because there was two sides of the story. Jonah Hill never ceases to make me laugh and his roles in Apatow's films are chosen carefully to make it a funny viewing experience. Katherine Heigl wasn't very prepared for the role and showed no emotion and was just bland and spoke the words normally. Her facial expressions were just plain. She should've showed some expression. Leslie Mann was very funny but she was funnier in 40 Year Old Virgin. Paul Rudd is always funny and appeared to be the guy who hated Ben at first but then found out that he really had a lot in common with him. The film had at least a funny side to every scene with some very funny cameos done by James Franco, Steve Carell, Ryan Secrest and Jessica Alba. A very funny movie which I would recommend to anyone who like uproarious and extremely rude films.

When you compare the movie to the television series, it is no where near as good. The movie wasn't written well with a lot of the key elements of the TV series left out. The comedy was average and just passed the pass-mark for me but they tried to be funny by using more adult jokes. It just didn't feel like I was watching The Simpsons. It felt like I was watching a cheesy rip-off of The Simpsons but with more adult jokes. The voice cast semmed older and the voice of Marge seemed to have a very hoarse voice and the tone was lower. Dan Castalanetta (I don't care if that's the worng spelling) was probably the ony person who put in an effort with the voice acting. Many main characters and recurring characters that people loved in The Simpsons either had no speaking lines in the movie or just a few lines and then that's it. It wasn't very impressive and if they are going to make a sequel, I hope they do better.

Superbad was a funny teen movie that was very funny and occasionally uproarious. I laughed every second of it because that's how funny it was. The actors made it even funnier and they stood out the most. The script was very well written and Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg did a good job writing it. The scenes were very rude but were also very hilarious. Jonah Hill's appearance as Seth was very hilarious and was funny to just listen to. Jonah Hill didn't even have to try to be funny, he was anyway. Michael Cera was funny sometimes but he speaks so calm and plain. He shows absolutely no expression throughout the whole movie. He shows one neutral face and a plane voice. It would've been funnier if he did show a bit more expression but he still was funny and was his funniest role that I've seen yet. The story is interesting because the most un-popular of the group, Fogle, is the only one who gets laid. Very funny cameos, the directing is done well and Apatow has produced a fantastic uproarious teen comedy flick that everone would find funny but at the same time be disgusted by the rudeness. Seth Rogen's slightly odd but funny supporting role was probably the highlight of the whole movie behind Jonah Hill's hilarious acting.

Sascha Baron Cohen always plays funny characters ranging from Ali G to Bruno but his appearance as Borat really stood out as the best so far. This mockumentary was really funny and Baron Cohen really made it feel like you were watching an actual documentary. The humor was hilarious and the acting was very good. The only problem was that they filmed so much and a few scenes weren't very funny so they could've replaced them with the unused footage. Hilarious cameos, very funny acting and no need for a script at all! The only problem is why did Larry Charles direct it? It was Sascha Baron Cohen's film so he could've directed it himself. I would've done that. The film was funny but as I was saying the other scenes weren't funny, they were just rude or stupid, so I'd give it an average rating only because of the other scenes.

Disney Pixar's films are always good. You can't pass up Toy Story, Finding Nemo or The Incredibles. But this was different. It had a different taste than most animated films. The comic humor and swingy references were a bit to adult for Ratatouille. If a kid saw this he or she would be amazed but they wouldn't listen to the story, they'd just be impressed by the CGI effects and the stupid scenes where people get hurt and stuff. That's what you sort of expect coming from Writer/Director Brad Bird who was a former writer on The Simpsons. The only actor who stood out to me was Will Arnett because he is the only well known actor centering this movie. Janeane Garofolo's voice-acting was good but she tried so much to have a Paris accent that she forgot about emotion or expression. The film's digital animations and effects were very good and the character renderings were like Toy Story or The Incredibles. Brad Bird could've written the script so it was more appealing to children or if I'm wrong and he didn't write the script, he could've directed it better by adding funnier expressions and laughs for children. Overall, it was a fair and average movie.

A very funny movie! For anyone who likes watching people hurt themselves intentionally, people doing stupid stunts or people just being plain stupid, watch this movie! Johnny Knoxville didn't seem very daring in this movie but he was during Volume 1, 2, 3 and the first movie. He just stepped away throughout the really risky things. Bam Margera was funny but he stepped away a bit too acting all scared. He cried twice during this movie because he was in a closed cart with a snkae and because he was shot at by these ball things. Dave England did the undoable in this film. I have to say the Firehose Rodeo starring him was the highlight of this film. The stunts were better mainly because they had an increased budget and money can buy more dangerous things. The deleted scenes were ok (see Jackass 2.5) but overall the film itself was rude, funny, risky and a bit disturbing to watch but that's Jackass for you.

As much as I liked Jackass Number Two, this was terrible. I'm actually glad that they removed these scenes because if they didn't, jackass Number Two would've been a lot worse than with the scenes removed. The stunts in this weren't even funny, they were just stupid. Basically everything involved in these stunts involved something going in or out of someones ass. That seems a bit gay to me. Bam was the one who volunteered the most so he must be gay. And I think Jeff Tremaine has an obsession with penises. In the interviews he has penis replicas all around his office and he has a Jackass Number Two poster that appears behind him with Steve O flashing his. I suggest you don't watch this unless you like watching guys putting this in each others asses. Very disturbing, not even funny and plain gross.

Very funny and much like Volume 1, 2 and 3. A very funny addition to the popular Jackass franchise. The stunts were very amusing and hilarious. A few scenes were just uproarious! The whole CKY crew were featured in this and they were definately the highlight of this film. Bam Margera doesn't seem as 'cool' as he is in Viva La Bam, Bam's Unholy Union and jackass Number Two. He seems very quiet and is not featured very much. The only segments shot in HD were the opening and ending sequences. Johnny Knoxville is a great lead and the many other supporting cast like SteVe O, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Ryan Dunn and Preston Lacy were very funny in some instances. The film goes to wild extremes to be amusing and believe me it is. Overall, the locations and the funny stunts were great and very funny and this is a must watch for anyone who liked Volume 1, 2 and 3. Very funny.

The Ringer was very funny but it was making fun of handicapped people a bit too much. Johnny Knoxville was funny but the fact of the matter is that he is only funny in Jackass and if he thinks he can act, he is very wrong. His performance was witty and at the same time terribly stupid. He should've left this to another comedic actor. Jim Carrey would've been funny in this but he is a bit too old. Katherine Heigl played her role very well and she adapted to her character instantly. She had a few funny lines and a few dramatical scenes. But she was way funnier in Knocked Up. That was her highlight of her acting career, definitely. The directing wasn't done very well because I could see a few people, mainly the extras, doing whatever they wanted to. What's with that? This movie was very funny, don't get me wrong, but it would've been so much funnier with a better cast and a better director.

I haven't seen too many Steven King adapted films but I would love to see this one. From the moment I saw the advertisement on TV I said to myself 'I'm seeing that movie'. I don't paticularly like ghost movies because the whole topic of ghosts freaks me out, literally. But this has a passable cast and a good director so I will definitely give this movie a shot.

This movie, See No Evil, is the scariest movie that I have ever seen. Sure there was bad directing and acting but it was the vibe that scared me the most. It freaked me out so much from the start where the cops walked in and that song was going 'Jesus loves all the children. All the children of the world.' It freaked me out and then he, Jacob Goodnight (Kane), killed one of the cops and then cut the others hand off. Then you saw that girl who had her eyes taken out and it fully zoomed in on it. This was very violent and not for the faint-hearted. Watching Saw after this would be like watching the teletubbies. I am never watching this movie again because it was so god damn scary. Just the story was gross and disgusting how his mother made him kill girls that were on magazine cover in their underwear and how he killed people just because they had tatoos. It is very unexpected and very violent. A very suspensful and terrifying horror movie which scared the shit out of me. The wrestler Kane who plays the antagonist Jacob Goodnight just did as he said and he killed. If you have friends over and you want to get out a scary movie, stay the hell away from this one!

I really have to watch this movie from the start again because I really didn't watch it properly. From watching the start, it does look like a good Judd Apatow film.

You, Me & Dupree is a very funny movie with a really good cast. Matt Dillon is so serious in his movies! He should just act a little more funnier. He isn't really good in this film. Kate Hudson is always good in her films ranging from any genres. She isn't funny in this but she is good and I think when they were writting the script for this, they didn't want her character to be funny, just normal and emotional. Owen Wilson seems very annoying in this and I don't like annoying people. He just had to do the stupidest things in this and he always does in every one of his movies. His character is annoying and so is he so that equals one big annoying tupid character. Seth Rogen! Very funny as usual. But not as rude as he is in any of his other movies. The directing was good, the writing was not so bad and the producing was done well. An average comedy movie and I didn't expect it to be very funny. What do you expect? It's an Owen Wilson movie! If you want a really funny movie, this isn't the best.