i dont know which of these two i saw last so ill rate both of them
Wreck-it Ralph: 9/10 super adorable movie, great original characters and story line. i liked that they didnt put too much emphasis on the real video game characters, but i liked the cameos. a bit cheesy at times (but it IS a kids movie sooo), but still cute and a really good movie
the Hunger Games: 3/10 i didnt even want to see it, just watched it out of curiosity to see why is such a big deal. it was an ok movie, but EXTREMELY un-original. ive seen similar plots over and over, and its basically a "nicer" version of Battle Royale with a hint of the Running Man. not impressed.
I'm a huge fan of Judd Apatow's movies and television shows. Saw a bunch of his other stuff, but didn't see this one until just recently. Pretty good movie, was really cool seeing a bunch of the actors that are in his other stuff, but then again that is how all of his movies are.
The remake, yeah I really enjoyed it too :thumbup:
Cool.
Alex Cross - 6/10
Meh, this movie was good when it got going, but they spent too long meandering around. The guy from Lost starred as the bad guy, and he plays a pretty good bad guy.
I'm really not one for older movies. I don't know what my deal is with them. Having said that, I really enjoyed this. Yes, the effects were bad. Yes, I wanted to slap the characters every time they said the other one's name when addressing them. But it was fun and funny.
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 9/10
I was not really in the mood for a musical when I started watching it, so when the first words were in song I was feeling like I wasn't going to be feeling it, but after I got into it I enjoyed it. Exactly what you would expect from a Johnny Depp/Tim Burton Movie (good!).
I'm really not one for older movies. I don't know what my deal is with them. Having said that, I really enjoyed this. Yes, the effects were bad. Yes, I wanted to slap the characters every time they said the other one's name when addressing them. But it was fun and funny.
I love older moives and have to agree the african Queen was a good one.
I'm really not one for older movies. I don't know what my deal is with them. Having said that, I really enjoyed this. Yes, the effects were bad. Yes, I wanted to slap the characters every time they said the other one's name when addressing them. But it was fun and funny.
Another :thumbup: for The African Queen here. Bogart and Hepburn and Huston, oh my! I'm puzzled, however, by your comments. Could you explain why you thought the effects were bad and why you wanted to slap the characters? You're entitled to your opinion, of course, and I'm not suggesting that you're wrong, but merely asking out of curiosity and a love of classic films. 🙂
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 9/10
I was not really in the mood for a musical when I started watching it, so when the first words were in song I was feeling like I wasn't going to be feeling it, but after I got into it I enjoyed it. Exactly what you would expect from a Johnny Depp/Tim Burton Movie (good!).
Hmm I remember thinking it sucked and was trying too hard to fit the "in" stereotypes of the time, but I was young, may revisit that one
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