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[Vlad Yvhv]

Neon City: C+. A bit too confusing to properly be a B movie. The coherent parts were perty nifty, though.

[Rosy]

The Expendables: C

The special effects and action was epic, just the story needed help, I lost interest in it quick.

[Vlad Yvhv]

Gamer: A--. Just too good for me to hit with a B rating... But too much with the sexual stuff for me to rate it as a proper A-... The commentary track is downright hilarious for the most part, though. And there is some cool "the making of" stuff on the DVD, too. As with any creative work, when the creators have fun making it, some of that translates into the product and just seems to give off a nifty feeling that you don't always get from the entertainment industry. This was certainly worth rescuing from the dollar store's bargain bin, but I wouldn't pay non-bargain bin prices for it.

[Vlad Yvhv]

Cannonball Run 2: B+. Some hot cars, some hot women, more stars than you can count, and Jackie Chan beating the crap out of stereotypical Vegas mobsters. James bond wishes he had Jackie Chan's car, too.

[saber16]

Just saw Kickass again.

Holy damn why can't everything be that awesome.

[Chaosmaster8753]

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: B

[Valerie Valens]

Horror of Party Beach 1/10

Fucking terrible movie, the MST3K riffing just barely made it bearable to watch. It's full of pointless party scenes, terrible acting, abysmal writing, shoddy cinematography and one of the most fucking retarded ways to kill the monster. (On par with Slugs) I bet Eli Roth was inspired by this shit what with all the fucking partying.

[FerrisDaynlum]

I watched Scott Pilgrim VS the World and loved it!!! 5 out of stars

[John Roberts]

Skyline. Kind of like Cloverfield without the clever script or the shaky cam. It's shit.

[Inhibitor]

Inception.



1000000 stars out of 10.

[Inhibitor]

The Expendables: I would like to rate that movie as being fucking awesome.

Ah thats on my "need to see" list. I dunno when its due in my town

I wanna see that movie too sometime. >_< It'll hit the DVDs in a few days so I'll be able to watch and treasure it forever :3

[RedAuthar]

The last 2 movies I saw were The Mummy (1999) and Cahill (John Wayne).

I Think the mummy did very good. I think though they introduce too many characters just to have them killed off though. And Cahill was good, but it ended way to fast. The dramatic final gun fight barely lasted 30 seconds. Most wasted talking.

[RedMenace]

The Expendables: I would like to rate that movie as being fucking awesome.

Ah thats on my "need to see" list. I dunno when its due in my town

I wanna see that movie too sometime. >_< It'll hit the DVDs in a few days so I'll be able to watch and treasure it forever :3

At the risk of sounding like an absolute douche, I thought that movie was just so lame. Maybe it's just because I was forced to watch it, against my will. Seeing the bunch of old guys trying to look like "I've still got it!" really remind me of, well...

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[Inhibitor]

They may be old(er), but that doesn't mean they can't deliver a kick-a$$ movie performance. I hear Chunk Norris is gonna be in Expendables 2.

[MistressAli]

Poltergeist. I finally saw this classic horror, and while I wasn't scared, it was an ok watch. I guess I'd give it a B or something... Also, Coach (Craig T Nelson) was kind of hot when he was younger O.o (at least my demented mind thought so) The short ghost-cleanser lady made me lol. (yay for short people!)

I still want to see (in theaters) Megamind and Unstoppable. *shakes fist* I wish there was a theater with weekday matinees closer than a half hour away from me! >< Our local theater only plays matinees on weekends and I work those...

[Prime]

Night of the Living Dead 3D (2006)

The fuck did I just watch? I mean, I knew it would be bad, but it feels like the makers just used the NotLD title to sell more copies! Still, at least I didn't watch the 3D version.

No rating for this shit pile.

[Bakuda]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

Very well done. This movie really set the mood for the final chapter of an amazing series. I would say that the movie kept withing about 75-90% of the book. Yeah, they had to take some stuff out, but there's no way any movie can stay 100% true to the book, not remove anything, and keep it at a decent length while having theatrical appeal. I only wish that they had

prolonged the fight at Malfoy Manor a little bit. I always figured the first movie would climax with that fight and end after Dobby's death. It would've been much more dramatic if they had spent maybe 3-5 more minutes on that scene and really played it out.

Other than that there's not much I had against the movie. They didn't completely butcher parts of it like Half Blood Prince did. Well done and I can't wait to see the last one! 8.5/10


The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader

This one left me a little less fulfilled than Harry Potter did. Fox took a few too many creative liberties in my opinion. However, I must look at this movie from a cinematic point of view. In all honesty, I believe that had this movie been made 100% from the book it would've lost much of its cinematic appeal. The action sequences they added really made the movie come alive so I can't really discredit them for making those changes.

I would've liked to see more of Eustace after he changed back to a human. It's too bad they waited til the end of the movie to change him back. The scene I really hated to see changed was when Aslan actually turned him back to human. There was so much lost and I thought there was a great moral to be learned with the way Lewis wrote it.

Again, overall this was a great movie. I prefered Prince Caspian but, then again, I liked Prince Caspian the book better than Voyage the book. 7/10


This was a fun week, watching two movies from two of my favorite book series. Overall I was very happy with them. There's some good movies coming out for a change, it's about time!

[DLTN]

Had a double bill of Scott Pilgrim Vs the World and Inception. 10 out of 10 each... Just see them, my words wont do their awesomness justice.

[Chaosmaster8753]

Tron Legacy: B

It's a Wonderful Life: B+

[FreakyFilmFan4ever]

I wrote this review for 2001: A Space Odyssey, and another one for Evangelion 1.11: You Are (Not) Alone.

In short:
2001: ASO is stunning and very strong both visually and thematically, but if one isn't that impressed with the strong photography the pacing will get on one's nerves. Anyone with any interest in film history, sci-fi, or intellectual works should probably watch it, though.

Evangelion 1.11 is a great animated film, but mainly by the default of the original TV show episodes it was based upon. The above link also has a comparative essay between the movie and the TV series.