agordon3's Rating
My Rating
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Unforgettable characters; an original plot. Visual masterpiece. What more do you want? Extremely enjoyable.
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Guns; violence; cussing; Brits. What more do you want in a comedy? Unforgettable roles, and an even funnier unforgettable plot. What's not to love? In other words, this is easily my love-child with Guy Richie.
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Blood-sucking, semi-androgynous, and - let's face it, slashy - eye candy. Don't be greedy. Run with it.
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Endearing.
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Kiss me, I'm Irish!
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Initially, I was reluctant to see it, but boy, am I glad I did. Stark, gritty, and brilliant. Almost a 'coming-of-age' if Edward Norton weren't already in his prime.
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I hate to say it, but I cheated on Guy with the creator of FF. And I don't even know his name. See it.
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Awesome; had me aching for more. Unconventional love story; not as ideal as you'd expect, but extremely good in the process.
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Another artful piece from Guy.
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Slow and tantalisingly good.
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Very nicely done. Profoundly real.
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All-star cast. All-star goodness.
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Strange, but true, and enjoyable.
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For the musical numbers alone: two thumbs up.
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Awesome. Lovely finish.
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Quite the emotional roller-coaster. Smart.
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Go Tom Cruise! Probably the best, most meaningful performance from him since...ever. Wait, no, I lie. Since 'Interview With The Vampire'.
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Enjoyable for the action alone.
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J'aime chocolat.
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Action: yay! Plot: boo!
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Loved it.
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Mediocre but strangely satisfying.
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X-Men
(2000, PG-13)
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X2
(2003, PG-13)
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Adorable. Bravo, Alfonso!
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Tim Curry in drag makes my day.
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A velvet goldmine of a film. Glitter and grit at its best.
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Cracks me up, everytime. Can anyone say, guilty pleasure?
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Probably the best of the HP series, thus far, for obvious reasons (they can finally act!).
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Original. Worth it.
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A classic. 'Nuff said.
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Hulk
(2003, PG-13)
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Exceptional plot, ace characters. Lovely film.
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Honestly; a bit of a disappointment, but worth your time.
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An hour (sadly) of visual mastery.
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The plot: so-so...the vengeful violence: absolutely delectable.
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Cult Classic, Alert.
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Hilarious. Worth my time.
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What more can I say but, LOL? No disappointment here.
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Two-thumbs up. Hysterical.
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Amazingly worth it. Unorthodox but feasible romance ensues.
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Rivetting story/characters. Insanely intellectual plot, and character development. Worth a watch.
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Worth a look-see.
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The plot was a total flop, but the eye-candy: top-notch. Those boys sure know how to leave a girl breathless and palpitating.
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Okay, so maybe I lied. Another exceptional performance from Tom Cruise.
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Amazing. Foreign. Flawless. Del Toro's a genius.
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Another day in the life-type Brit classic. In love with it.
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300
(2007, R)
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Loved them in 'Shaun of the Dead', want their children, now. Quirky, hysterical, and fresh! A must-voir!
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Water
(2005, PG-13)
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Saved!
(2004, PG-13)
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Sweet.
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Aren't all android-anime winners?
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Absolutely breathtaking, not to mention achingly sweet. A story of love, greed, lust, murder, intrigue and redemption.
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Action sequence after sexy action sequence. 'Nuff said.
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This movie is a winner, for the sheer fact that on camera they have captured the world's stupidest men maiming themselves and others in a most hysterical fashion.
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I'm loathe to say I actually enjoyed this movie. What a tear-jerker.
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Usually, I'm so not a fan of Jennifer Garner, but her talent [what little there is of it] is perfectly suited to this film. An instant classic.
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Stark and painful and real. Like an open wound. Add a pinch of salt and voila.
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Funny as heck.
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Awkward; unorthodox; original. All the good stuff you want and love in a movie.
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Words cannot describe how awesomely lame this movie is.
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Bravo Christian.
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Rudy
(1993, PG)
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One of Harrison Ford's best.
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I'm an arachnophobic, so one can only imagine how hard a time I had watching this movie...but it was all worth it when they killed those eight-legged mofos. Wow, a new movie title.
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Abso-fcuking-lutely brilliant. The end was genius.
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Completely unexpected: captures the human condition in its raw vulnerability.
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Disturbingly good.
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In which way is this movie not hilarious?
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"Really, really, really, ridiculously good looking."
Bahaha!
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Yet another classic. Orphans; singing; half-baked villains; Tim Curry; a happy ending. If you want more, you're an addict.
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Hero
(2004, PG-13)
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Poignant. Slightly predictable but beautiful.
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Surprisingly good. Predictable but not fun-spoilingly so.
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Horribly/deeply moving. Leaves you hurting, lacking almost, yet strangely full and ready to overflow.
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A typical stroll in the G-rated movie park. Enjoyable concept, though.