Taylor's Recent Reviews


Nine Nine PG-13
I don't want to get too much into it, but the technical aspect of this movie was great, from the cinematography to the acting to the singing, but the story was bland and hard to follow simply because it was so dull and there was an over-abundance of symbolism. Not to mention the movie's inordinate length that didn't so much have me checking the time but trying not to fall asleep as a result of the sheer inactivity of the characters. Plus how can you sympathize with an obsessive narcissist who cheats on his wife simply because he can? Regardless of his character's obvious flaws, Daniel Day-Lewis was great, as expected, and personally I loved the beautiful Marion Cotillard as his sad and tragic wife. Overall, not a movie I would recommend.
Ink Ink Unrated
An incredible and original film that takes you on a journey through a world you've never seen before. Strong characters, smart writing, and beautiful imagery easily make this one of the greatest and best-reviewed movies of the year, which is all the more surprising when you realize it was made entirely independently by the very talented and determined Jamin and Kiowa Winans and with no studio funding or help whatsoever. Definitely a must see for any movie fan.

Taylor's Favorite Movies


Slumdog Millionaire Slumdog Millionaire R
this is one of the most amazing movies I've ever seen. the story was fascinating, showing how young Jamal traveled across India and the people he encountered. the stories behind his answers to the game show questions were incredible and very real. this movie showcases the emotions of living such a life perfectly. Jamal's love for Latika never faltered, despite all they went through. every single experience played a role in shaping Jamal as a man, who, at first glance, would seem to be a passive and emotionless person, but who deep down has a great understanding of the importance of life and the true meaning of love. Danny Boyle is an amazing filmmaker who perfectly captures every aspect of life, from the blissful ignorance of childhood to the crushing heartbreak of loss to the overall elation of being in love. and of course, the dance scene at the end is just fantastic this is undeniably a must-see for everyone.
Seven Pounds Seven Pounds PG-13
This movie blew me away. Will Smith's heartfelt performance is nothing short of incredible - undoubtedly one of the greatest performances I've ever seen. Rosario Dawson was emotional and fantastic as well and even Woody Harrelson's small role drew me in. Every single actor from Barry Pepper to Michael Ealy was just amazing in this film. The sheer emotion of this movie truly moved me and is something I've never experienced in a film before. It was very sad, but at the same time very happy. The story was nothing like I thought. The writing, editing, directing, camera work, everything was just incredible. It keeps a steady pace from the mysterious beginning up to the heart-wrenching ending. A movie hasn't really made me feel anything this strongly in a long time. This has to be one of the most beautiful and magnificent films I've ever seen. Highly recommended for every single person.

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