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Actor:	In no particular order: Cheadle, Watts, Roth, Norton, Giamatii, Foster, Downey Jr, Li, Depp
Director:	Ridley Scott, Michael Mann, Christophe Gans, Kim ki-Duk, Jean Pierre Jeunet, PT Anderson, Steven Soderbergh, Coens, Cameron Crowe, Tarantino, Kubrick, Almodovar, Kurosawa, Wong Kar-Wai, Clint Eastwood, Wes Anderson
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  Transamerica

  by ♥Lisa

  This was an excellent film!.My New Year's resolution was to be completely open to seeing anything this year,to move out of my comfort zone.This movie had me in the corner scared to press the play button,Now I don't even really know why.It was amazing Felicity Huffman is awesome.I Love her the most in Desperate Housewives and WOW did she do an EXCELLENT job with this.It wasn't as "bad" as I thought it was going to be at all.In fact on the sirprising side it had many very funnt parts and a well written And acted story.I am totally recommending this one,for when you are ready for a little adventerous walk.=)

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 3 hours ago
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  The Last of the Mohicans

  by Jack

  Not what I expected, really.
  
  The story is about a dying tribe called the Mohicans in which only two are left as well as one adopted white man. These three men refuse to enter the militia for English in 1757 for they want freedom. On their way to Kentucky, they intercept Indians attacking a small regiment of British including the two daughters of an English Colonel on their way to a fort. The three men lead the survivors to the fort while two love stories take place but the French and Indian War continues.
  
  I found it very dull and boring. And Daniel Day-Lewis annoyed me.
  
  I have nothing else to say.

  ElectroBoy

  Not a movie I'll rewatch, that's for sure.

  posted 7 hours ago
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  Speed Racer (2008)

  by D

  Not so good. Nothing comes off worse in a movie than attempting to hit two opposite demographics at once. Goodman, Ricci and Hirsch were all good calls. Ricci is really a missed gem in the acting world and Goodman is always a good father figure.
  
  The action is fast, I guess (define fast really), however it's done in the worst possible way. It's all CGI, which I suppose is necessary but it is way over the top in a bad way. Unfortunately they try to make the heart of the story itself serious and interesting, but all is lost in the horrible comical aspects, the example of a monkey throwing feces comes to mind (honestly, who watches this?).
  
  When a movie juxtaposes seriousness and well placed interest with monkey poop throwing humour and just horrible machoism-cgi-bullcrap racing scenes, well, it doesn't make the film any easier to watch for either film goer. The only way this movie receives more than 3/5 stars is for fanboys/girls because it honestly is not that great, also, they claim the bad reviews are for those who never saw the series. First of all, I have seen the original series, and many more classic cartoons and well comprised anime then almost any of them, secondly, the original wasn?t all that great to begin with and it is still no excuse to create a movie that cannot entertain the average movie-goer.
  
  In any case, the film cost 100 million to make (3 times the average movie production rate) and is currently flopping at the box office, for good reason. I must say however, that there are brief glimpses where the movie showed some class and ingenuity that made me feel that in the right hands, this movie could?ve been done much better. As a children?s movie, which it is, it?s not too bad, however, I believe that if it were given a real adult spin it could?ve been quite interesting indeed. Unfortunately it was not, and thus, quite lame.

  Nebuchadnezzar

  This is an un-recommendation. It's what I do best.

  posted 1 day ago
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  Panelkapcsolat (The Prefab People)

  by edwin

  An early Bela Tarr film, showing some of what was to come, but overall feeling more like Cassavetes than the Tarr we know today. Shot in characteristic long takes and black and white, Prefab People is far more raw and documentary like than stately.
  The film revolves around the lives of a married couple with a young baby and a child. The film begins with as Robi, the husband, is packing up and leaving his wife. He seems to be the obvious bad guy here. The film then moves and they are back together, presumably a flashback to happier times. They are celebrating their 9th anniversary, but happiness soon turns to the wife's tears as she presses him about a job and complains about him having to watch him walk away each day. Scenes continue in this way - he's obviously not a perfect husband; he enjoys his beer, his friends, and wants more from his career. She is a caring mother, but perhaps a nagging and extremely needy wife. She complains to friends that he never sees when they are out that she feels the need to dance, and reminices about her youth. At a dance hall (a trademark Bela Tarr sequence) people dance, while the couple and their friends chat. One of the friends wive's invites Robi to dance, and he does. Meanwhile, the wife is agitated and upset that she was never asked by her husband, despite never making any notion that she would like to do so. In another instance he tells her he's been offered a job abroad in Romania for 2 years that will give him double the pay - they can buy a car and a house. She tells him that she doesn't care about those things and would rather they be together all the time without them than be apart. He's upset, but seeing that she won't budge, says that he will tell his employers no thanks.
  It becomes obvious that neither party is perfect, and both are in one way or another at fault for their situation. Finally we return to the opening scene, only this time the camera moves differently and the dialogue is different in parts. Have we come full circle? Was what we saw a flash back? is this a new breakup? Its a clever trick by Tarr to mix things up. The final scene involves the couple buying a washing machine, leaving us to wonder if they are back together again, or if it is another memory.
  While this film isn't as assured or stately as the film's he is famous for today, Tarr shows that he really is a masterful director, able to work at any length (the film runs a minute 75 minuets compared to the 7.5 hour Satantango). Prefab People is a very good film, though I'm not necessarily sure its a great one. On its own, it certainly stands above the cut for its raw and realistic emotional punch (The wife cries (numerous times) perhaps the most sincere tears I've seen on film. Her nagging is annoying to us at times, and understood at others. The acting overall is very good all around, especially the husband.
  The film certainly can't be said to be enjoyable - it's painful subject matter, and what happy scenes there are are few and far between and short in duration. It's nevertheless a very solid, and nothing if not interesting effort from early Bela Tarr.

  bort16

  Some early Bela Tarr. Raw is a word that has gone around to describe Tarr's early work, and it certainly fits here. The camera moves far more often and at a faster pace, though the long shots are still employed most often. You can see some of the elements that characterize Tarr today, but overall this one feels like a Cassavetes picture (though Tarr when he made these early films had apparantly not seen any of Cassavetes work). An interesting little nod to the godfather in here as well as a group of the husbands friends drunkenly play some songs in a bar and the godfather theme happens to be one of them.
  
  Overall, a very interesting view if nothing else to see a master in his early stages of work.

  posted 1 day ago
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  Mr. Bean's Holiday

  by Lanning

  One of my flixster buddies gave this 2.5 stars with the comment that maybe she wasn't in the mood for a comedy when she watched it. I can wholly relate to this. I really do believe that the mood you are in can, to a very high degree, dictate your reaction to a movie. I was actually in an upbeat mood when I watched this just now, so please keep that in mind if you do read what I'm about to say. . . .

  First, if you are as big a fan of the mass hysteria -- or as Robert Preston might say, massteryia -- hand-held camera movement as I am

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  then you will appreciate how perfectly Mr. Bean's enthusiastic video camera work warps its way into the whole fabric of this movie. Not only is it very fancifully woven throughout, but it actually works masterfully into the finish with the film premiere at Cannes. Very nifty : ) Atkinson's playing with that video camera all the way through is a brilliant concept.

  I'm a big fan of Rowan Atkinson from the Black Adder series days. I also love the first Mr. Bean movie. I cannot see or think of the Mona Lisa without smiling, at least. So please bear with me.

  I have not laughed so hard in recent memory as I did in the hitchhiking sequence here, and I caught a chest cramp laughing at the suicide bit. Sorry, now you know two (more) things about me:

  1. I may be a very low-brow, low-IQ humor kind of guy, and

  2. I may not be a very well person, mentally speaking. I guess you could even conclude that I'm a bit sick, if you like -- yes, I can, sadly, laugh at suicide from time to time.

  So be it. I absolutely love this movie. It is the most perfect Atkinson project I've yet seen, and one of the most perfectly executed movies I've seen in some time.

  Normally, I would knock off stars for the three flaws I find here. I do not like the lack of concern for others that is foregrounded in Bean's coffee-on-the-laptop accident, nor do I enjoy the intentionality in his oyster-dumping-in-purse move, and I especially dislike the knocking out of the Cannes security guard with the purse. These three incidents are indicative of character flaws that are not acceptable. This is not what Mr. Bean is about, people. Mr. Bean is much more about the man who steps off the train to offer protection to the boy -- and in the grand Everyman tradition that is Mr. Bean, no good deed ever goes unpunished. Had I been in on the editing, I'd have left those three glaring characterization gaffs on the cutting room floor. Give us more of the operatic lip-synch money-raising scheme Bean -- stunning writing and direction.

  But I can't deduct stars for these problems. The overall film is superb comedy. It is comedy so finely wrought that it moves beyond Hollywood-esque churned out run-of-the-mill comedy into the realm of first-rate dramatic comedy with a bullet.

  You might have heard of the life of quiet desperation. I think I've heard that it could quite possibly be the life many, if not most, of us lead. It is surely Bean's life, and it is the life that those of us who may lead it, might well long to escape. That very end with Bean's seeing the actual ocean -- his one dream -- leading to his romping in the water, finishing with the whole cast singing together in celebration of community -- I kid you not, it brings tears to my eyes just thinking of it.

  This, by the way, is the best work Willem Dafoe has managed in a very, very long time, and even his character is "saved," if you will, transcending the mundane, that rut, the sadness of his entrapped small sameness, to celebrate participation in the grand festival that is life shared with others. And who is Emma de Caunes? We must see more of this actress asap.

  What a beautifully near-perfect work of art. I gotta put it on my Top 100 list right now.

  binky013

  Aloha, flixster friends, I hope you're all well and watching many good movies. For those of you who know me, you know that I rarely send these group recommendations out. The last one was, I think, just over a year ago. And I have kept Penelope's good advice in mind and tried to make sure that I'm not sending a rec out to anyone who's already seen the movie -- my apologies in advance if you have. If you get a chance, friends, try this one out. It totally caught me by surprise. Everybody take good care.

  posted 1 day ago
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  War, Inc.

  by ♥Lisa

  Really different,yet really cool,I am telling you I absolutely love John and Joan Cusack starring together they got to be 2 of the coolest siblings I have ever seen.They act so well together.Hilary Duff was a baaaad little girl in this flick,I am sure the guys will dig it.Ben Kingsley with a southern accent is a trip beyond words.Marisa Tomei rounds out a weirdly, wonderful cast.Oh, and I never knew John Cusack had it in him to kick so much ass,Nicely done John!!Cool Movie =)

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 1 day ago
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  The Descent

  by ♥Lisa

  Very Cool Horror flick! These Ramboesque chicks sure kicked those slimy nasty things' asses!!Very good film! If you like scary movies see it!

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 2 days ago
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  Speed Racer (2008)

  by Ruben

  Speed Racer definitely surpassed my expectations. I had low expectations on this film by reading some professional reviews by critics online, but I don't really know what they were smoking while they were watching it... this film was amazing to me. The Wachowski's have made another decent movie that will be remembered for some time... in later years. This movie is underrated at the moment, but as soon as word gets out of it's brilliance, people might go ahead and watch it. The movie is faithful to the original 60's cartoon by the way it plays the scenes. Trippy film to be honest.. not for everyone because of the constant motion of bright colors, it might induce a headache... a great headache, mind you. The visuals were amazing. I recommend this movie to anyone. Just give it a chance, but if you end up having a seizure, do not blame me.

  CultofMovies

  Hey, you should really see this! Just give it a chance. Though, it may not be for everyone.

  posted 2 days ago
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  Forgetting Sarah Marshall

  No rating. by ♥Lisa

  Ahhh So cool,I love this!Such an excellent cast,I don't think Casting directors get enough credit,they should.Anyway RIDICULOUSLY funny.Russel Brand and his comedy stole the show for me,he is freakin hilarious.Its laughs all the way through and then some.If you like comedies this will do the trick.SEE IT!! P.S. The Dracula Song Rocks (The Bar Version!)

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 2 days ago
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  I recommend you see...

  The World According to Garp

  by ~Lissa~

  I first saw this a long time ago, back when I wasn't sure what she was doing to him in the car.
  Sad film. Why did the girl next door despise him so much?
  Both Robin Williams and Glenn Close showed their great acting skills.
  Funny that this is the first movie I saw John Lithgow in and it is now how I always remember him.
  Definitely worth seeing if you never have!

  Lissa420

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 3 days ago
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  Songs From the Second Floor

  by edwin

  Tragic. Hilarious. Absurd. Those three words fit Roy Andersson's Songs from the Second Floor to a 't.' The film was a success at the 2000 Cannes film festival, winning the Jury Prize and gaining critical accolades internationally. The film is entirely unique, and magical creation of Andersson's mind.
  The film follows a number of individuals, some of whom are loosely tied together through personal connections, all of whom share in the existential dread and tragedy of life. We have a magician who nearly saws in half a volunteer, a fired employee, a businessman specializing in crucifixes, and another man who has lost his business to a fire (a fire which he admits he started), his family (including a son who has gone mad from writing poetry), and a series of other characters, not least of which a large congregation of businessmen who walk the streets amid a neverending traffic jam whipping themselves with chains. The storey flows through a vignettes, all captured in long shots by a camera that only moves once throughout the film. The city appears abandoned - save for the traffic jam and roaming flagellants. It's grey and dingy, as abstract a city as could ever be imagined. The people who inhabit it are drab and deathly pale - that the film opens with a man in a tanning bed becomes utterly hilarious in its irony as the film progresses.
  There are so many scenes of extraordinary surrealist absurdity that if one was to talk about them all they would need many more pages than available here. Let's consider a few of the most memorable though. In one scene, a woman uses a telephone to explain to someone on the other end that she is stuck in traffic, and cannot get out. She is in a bar; outside we see the line of traffic, moving only as slowly as conceivable without standing still. Everything appears grey, totally abstract as from some world where colours have never been invented. The atmosphere is surreal, and I realize as I describe it I do it no justice at all.
  Another brilliant scene involves what appears to be the cities entire population as they gather - businessmen and clergymen alike - to carry out the ritual sacrifice of a young girl, meant to stimulate the stagnating economy. Another excellent scene involves the man who has burned down his store, trying to explain to investigators what he's lost, only to be distracted by the passing hoard of businessmen whipping themselves.
  For me however the most amazing scene comes last. In a very long take, we see the crucifix man discard a truckload of his inventory in front of the arsonist. He leaves, and the arsonist takes out his large crucifix and sets it down. We realize that 4 or so individuals have been slowly walking down the road in the background throughout the scene. They've been following the arsonist earlier in the film asking for help. This time he throws a can at them to scare them off. To his and our suprise, dozens of other people seem to pop up out of nowhere from the ground in the surrounding feild. What a shot; it's one of the best I've ever seen, and the camera never moves once throughout its duration.
  But I digress. What does it all mean? A quick search of movie message boards will lead you to a number of queries; the dvd also apparantly has a commentary track by Andersson himself discussing and deconstructing the sybolism in the film (I have not seen this yet, and as of now am still unsure if I really want to). The film, I think, a scathing satire of modern society and capitalist realism. It's also about the dangers of mixing superstition and reality. Consider the flaggellating businessmen, self-inflicting pain to stimulate the economy. The sacrifice of the young girl for the same purpose; this also simultaneously highlights how corporations expect us to march towards our deaths each day (ie cigarrettes and alcohol, and so on). The man who burns down his business is shown to be greedy throughout, happy he doesn't have to repay a friend when he commits suicide; yelling at his institutionalized son for not understanding that the purpose of life is to buy something and sell it with one or two extra zeroes.
  The paleness of the film often suggests that the city is purgatory, and everyone is actually dead. No one seems to listen, and no one seems to no how to get out. People repeat questions and musings again and again without response.
  Andersson has been called the slapstick Bergman, and surely is one of the most interesting products of Sweden. He had pulled a Malick like move prior to Songs from the Second Floor, not making a feature film for 20 some years (although he was active in directing shorts, docs, and commercials). His return was a glorious one though, and one that was entirely original, and entirely inspiring. This is a dark and tragic film, but one that is also funny in that darkest of dark, and absurdest of absurd ways.

  bort16

  A totally bizarre, but entirely enthralling film
  
  Check it out if you have not already

  posted 3 days ago
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  ElectroBoy

  Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
  
  The Shawshank Redemption

  posted 3 days ago
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  Before the Rain (Pred dozhdot)

  by edwin

  After only being available on bootlegged or used but extremely rare DVDs, the originals of which were released only in Macedonia and Turkey (given away for free in limited number), Milcho Manchevski?s poetic and soulful examination of the futility of war and circularity of violence is set to be released on DVD proper through Criterion this June. Given that the film won the Oscar for best foreign film and earned numerous accolades from the major critics (Siskel and Ebert raved about the film on their show), one would have expected to see it on DVD a long time ago, but alas, it?s coming now and getting the proper treatment.
  The film is set in Macedonia in the early 90s, as tensions between the ?native? Macedonians and Muslim Albanians flare. The story is broken into 3 parts ? words, faces, and pictures. Words follows a young monk, on a vow of silence for the last 2 years. He finds to his shock one evening in his quarters a young boy hiding in his bed. He runs to tell one of the monastery heads, but decides against telling after seeing the fear in the boy?s eyes. The next day, armed men show up looking for an Albanian girl who allegedly killed a sheep herder. No one knows of the girl, but the armed men refuse to leave and keep watch in case she turns up. That night, the young Monk, Kiril, wakes to see the boy again, but this time in the light of the moon, and realizes that it is not a boy, but a girl with her hair chopped off. She is Zamira. He allows her to hide with him, only to be discovered later in the night by the other priests. The two are forced out under the cover of darkness, wished well on their way. The two seem to be heading for love, but that love will be swiftly and brutally taken away from them before it is allowed to materialize.
  Part 2, faces, takes us into the modern hubbub of London, where a woman at a photo agency, Anne, is embroiled in pregnancy and an affair with her Macedonian Co-worker, Aleksander (Rade Serbedzija). He has just returned from an expedition which has apparently traumatized him. His camera has killed a man he says. He asks her to come back to Macedonia with him, where he remembers life as peaceful and safe, despite her warnings and knowledge of the Balkan conflicts. Being pregnant, she cannot go, she must meet with her husband. Aleksander leaves alone to return to his homeland. While the war seems far away from bustling London, violence and hatred are never as far as they seem. Over dinner, Anne first tells her husband she is pregnant, it?s his, and she wants a divorce. Meanwhile, a waiter and a patron, both speaking Macedonian, bicker. The tension in the scene is wrought, as Anne struggles to get the right words out and express her feelings and the two men head toward a devastating act of violence for Anne and her Husband.
  Part 3, pictures, returns us to Macedonia, and to Aleksander. He arrives home and finds his old home a disaster, and finds that his Albanian neighbours are fearful of him. Childhood friends are now bitter enemies, hatred runs hot between Macedonians and Albanians. Some in his family seem to be somewhat sympathetic, others militant, such as his cousin, Mitre, one of the armed men at the church in the beginning of the film. Aleksander inquires about Hana, a woman he used to love, and apparently still does. She is Albanian, widowed, and off limits. He goes to visit her, and finds that he must pass a roadblock, where he is suspiciously questioned by armed villagers. He is allowed in only after Hana?s father confirms his identity. We discover that the man is Zamira?s grandfather, and she is Hana?s daughter. Aleksander will be asked later by Hana to help protect Zamira.
  I will not reveal here the interconnectedness of the film, as it is impossible to do so without revealing major spoilers. We come to realize however that the film is not linear in nature, but circular, a style employed in a much different film at the same time, Pulp Fiction. We also come to realize that there a number of subtle incongruence?s in the plot. People who should be dead are alive - timing and events seem to be off. Manchevski was purposeful in his editing, and the inconsistencies are not simply goofs. Rather they fit the theme of the film, spoken or seen numerous times throughout the film ? ?The circle is not round. Time never dies.? The circularity of violence is manifested through the circularity of the plot: things don?t always look the same but the result always is: destruction of life. Before the Rain is a film about our humanity and how it is destroyed by hate; how we are not only willing to destroy those we hate because we hate them, but that we will destroy those we love when they stand in the way of our hatreds. The film is a scathing indictment of the policies of war and hate, rendered through the heart and soul of art. I implore anyone reading this to seek see the film, which thankfully will be far more available come this June.

  bort16

  Been meaning to say something about this film for a while now, just now getting around to it. No one on my list has rated it, although a few people have said they want to see it (sadly a few others have said 'not interested' shame)
  
  Before the Rain is a beautifully photgraphed, excellently acted, and painfully touching damnation of war and hatred. Whats perhaps most amazing is that the film was made at the height of the conflict in the Balkans.
  Its coming to criterion in June, and I suggest that you all seek it out.

  posted 4 days ago
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  Hero

  by Jack

  The first foreign film I've watched. And it certainly won't be the last.
  
  Plot: In feudal China, the King of Qin is waging a bloody campaign to conquer the entire land. He has been made a target of three dangerous assassins: spear-wielding Sky, and the lovers Broken Sword and Flying Snow. One day word comes that he has nothing left to fear; a prefect known only as Nameless has killed all three assassins. Nameless is called to the palace and asked to recount the tale of how he accomplished this amazing feat. After he tells his story, however, the King notices some flaws in it.
  
  Doesn't sound like a film I would enjoy, seeing the plot. But, the way it was performed was flawless.
  
  A true masterpiece. Even if you do have to watch like a deaf person.

  ElectroBoy

  Most of you on my friends list have seen this, and the review sucks. But whatever.

  posted 4 days ago
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  Before the Devil Knows You're Dead

  by ♥Lisa

  OK Now this was a cool flick,Good cast,Hoffman and Hawke were great.You have the time jump sequences kind of like memento.It all gets tied up very nicely in the end.Jeez just shows you gotta keep those dirty little family secrets quiet.See this!

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 5 days ago
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  Lissa420

  Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
  
  Tom Cruise Movie or Gay Porno?

  posted 9 days ago
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  Teeth

  by ♥Lisa

  Oh Lord,What in the world did I just sit through!?!? If you guys are looking for a horror flick don't bother this was so dumb.So lame,A complete waste of time.The only kick ass part is that this chick has one powerful weapon of mass destruction at her disposal at any time,very cool.Otherwise the movie was crap.

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really NOT see this!

  posted 10 days ago
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  88 Minutes

  by Michael

  I can't firmly declare 88 MINUTES as Pacino's worst film (I have yet to see REVOLUTION, and there's always GIGLI), but it is quite possibly the worst film that we'll see released in 2008 (not including those witless, pointless horror films we seem to be getting every few weeks).
  

  

  
  Everything's a misfire here, from the writing to direction, and sadly Pacino is equally as terrible. It's pretty hard to watch a screen legend like him reduced to such drivel, but hey; he signed on to the project.
  

  

  
  RIGHTEOUS KILL (with Pacino and De Niro) is a film I've been anticipating for quite a while, but after how Jon Avnet has handled 88 MINUTES, I'm kind of nervous. Mr. Avnet, we'll allow you this one strike; just don't go letting RIGHTEOUS KILL be your second!

  YLOWBSTARDreturns

  Don't see 88 MINUTES... it's as bad as you've heard. A prime contender, hell front runner, for worst picture of 2008.

  posted 11 days ago
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  Nim's Island

  by ♥Lisa

  Very cute movie.The whole family should enjoy this one.There is something in here for everyone.Plus Jodie Foster is hilarious in this.See this movie!! =)

  SexiVixxEN

  Hey, you should really see this!

  posted 11 days ago
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  Iron Man

  by KJ

  Iron Man lives up to its hype! The movie ROCKS! Robert Downey Jr. was perfectly cast as Tony Stark. The supporting cast fit their respective roles like a glove. The script is intelligent, the special effects are just enough, the character building works well, the direction is good (great cameo by Favreau), the action/fight scenes leave you wanting more and one can only hope a sequel will be forthcoming. Though I'm not a comic book fan, I'd have to say Iron Man rivals Batman Begins as the best comic book movie to date. The only thing (outside the crappy screen & sound of our local cinema) I found lacking was the score. Batman Begins does have a better score than Iron Man. The best thing about this film is that you don't have to be a fan of Iron Man comics to totally enjoy it.

  INXSfan

  Hey, you should really see this! If you see this one at the cinema, hang around after the credits for a neat cameo appearance.
  
  Hope this one hits Blu-ray soon!

  posted 12 days ago

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