P.S. I Love You - Wow, Hillary Swank IS a woman after all.
Vantage Poing - A decent, albeit extremely predictable film.
P.S. I Love You - Wow, Hillary Swank IS a woman after all.
Vantage Poing - A decent, albeit extremely predictable film.
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The Dark Knight - Pretty good Batman movie. I enjoyed it more than Batman Begins, and Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker was also pretty good as expected. The movie was a little too long, however, and the story wasn't all that great and there also weren't really many spectacular moments (despite a few exceptions here and there). There are a few cool surprises which sort of make up for it, though. Overall, it's a good flick but not even close to as good as it's hyped up to be. I would give it about a B or B+ if I had to rate it. It's nothing I'd want to see again for a while, but I would still say it's a must-watch for anyone who hasn't seen it yet, if even for Ledger's performance alone which is something you certainly don't see very often in a movie.
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X-Files - In a word "disappointing" . Would have made a good tv episode but very lacking for a big movie .
Life is a grindstone . Whether it grinds us down or polishes us up , depends on what we are made of .
Hellboy II - Very visually appealing but very lacking in plot. Not even half as good as the first.
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Step Brothers - that movie was hilarious. It's a lot more racy, and rauncy than Talladega Nights. It's definitely a grown up comedy, and very crude humor. You'll laugh.. if you don't, you have no sense of humour.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Victory or Death</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Step Brothers - that movie was hilarious. It's a lot more racy, and rauncy than Talladega Nights. It's definitely a grown up comedy, and very crude humor. You'll laugh.. if you don't, you have no sense of humour.</div></div>
Agreed.
[I]I've been very lonely in my isolated tower of indecipherable speech. [/I]
X-files: I want to believe
As I did want to believe and for the first half of the movie, they really had something going, then it kind of fell apart. The general story was good, but they tried to spin it around too much into things with Scully and faith. One nice surprise in the later half of the film kept it from totally slumping late. Being a huge X-files fan, I give it a B- to a C+ at best. Honestly they didn't have enough Mulder being Mulder, his smart arse and off the cuff comments were a huge part of the show, and he had a few zingers early but then it turned into oh yeah we gotta finish this movie. They should have cut about 15 minutes off of this one and it may have been better.
What we've got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Victory or Death</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Step Brothers - that movie was hilarious. It's a lot more racy, and rauncy than Talladega Nights. It's definitely a grown up comedy, and very crude humor. You'll laugh.. if you don't, you have no sense of humour. </div></div>
Watched it just a few hours ago and I agree, very funny movie and entertaining until the very end . . and then some! (Hint hint!)
I'll probably be grabbing it on DVD in the future.
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