This was my husband's first time watching this, even though we've been together for almost 16 years. He only gave it 3.5 stars, which is very disappointing, because this is a 5 star movie. It is the queen of romcoms.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
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If the tv show You is the sequel to Gossip Girl, John Tucker Must Die is the prequel.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
Every movie Kirsten Dunst was in while I was a teenager was a gift.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
I watched this immediately after returning home from having my wisdom teeth extracted. It is perfect all the time, and it is PERFECT when you're still under the effects of anesthesia.
I know technically Gangsta's Paradise was the bigger hit by far, but Clueless gives Coolio a permanent place in pop culture via Rollin With My Homies.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
While I’ll not go so far as to disparage this film, it is pretty good, but why does it need to be over 2 hours long?! It is certainly not the riveting dialogue!
I mean, the second “Ator” film told nearly the same story and did it in a tight 90 minutes! 😉
After a limited theatrical run, promoted heavily with an incredible soundtrack, <I>Ick</i> feels like your typical teen horror flick that runs along the lines of <I>The Faculty</i> and any other teen (not just horror) film you can think of. Predictable, a bit funny at times, and full of dark CGI madness, the "ick" is the main character of the film as it grows and eventually takes over a small city, turning people into hosts to spread itself around. There's more to the backstory of its existence, which would've been more interesting than the father-daughter story that was forced, but it's still a film worth getting sticky and stuck with.
Hurt Locker is not the kind of movie I am generally interested in, and I'm not a big Jeremy Renner fan, so I liked this a lot more than I expected. It held my interest. It's just not something I will feel the need to watch again.
"Holy Earache!" <i>Body Melt</i> is an Australian horror film that gives off <I>The Stuff</i> and <I>The Substance</i> vibes, maybe even <I>Street Trash</i>, mixed in with some weird dialog, terrible jokes, and great deaths. It may not be for those who get queasy easily, but it's a somewhat fun ride.
I could watch this on mute and still love it. The stop motion, the symmetry, the colors, the sets, everything. It's just so beautiful.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
Josh Hartnett is everything, even with that haircut.
Spirited Away is the BEST one so far, but Porco Rosso is still my FAVORITE.
I really like how weird this is, except for that big baby, which I did not like at all.
