Reviews

If your mouth wasn't open for 20 minutes straight, while you are trying to process what happened 5 minutes before the current scene, you weren't paying attention. No one has given me more fun since Bernard Black started his story trying to do his taxes.

The randomness of all of this has taken the monty python to another level. If you feed a successful ai all of the british comedy tradions of absurdity and the great martial arts movies of the far east together. You will get a bad version of this movie because it won't be directed and written by these brilliant directors and scriptors. Thank you, you have brought 2 hours of straight excitement, fun and energy to my life.

This truly everything everywhere all at once.

This is what happens when X-Files in its best. Arguably a dumb power given to a realistic character gives us a super villain in a world of normal people. The threat itself, the way they deal with the threat and everything and the reactions of some of the characters tells me this was a really well written episode.

Sadly the episode could have used more visual effects but probably due to budget constraints they couldn't use the threat in a more visual way, instead they dealt with through well designed props. If they could employ more visual tactics they could potentially give us a true feeling of helplessness like the Invisible Man movie.

They had one of the finest actors in our generation and didn't use him in any good way. I don't understand SNL. Sometimes they get very good actors and god the weakest sketches in that episode. Just like Christopher Waltz they didn't use Sam Rockwell in any good scetches and he wasn't in most of the sketches anyway. This was Bryan Cranston in Godzilla all over again.

The movie contains a set of situations that would be expected in a Coen brothers movie with a heavy dose of political awareness about the situations women face daily in Turkey. Unfortunately the political features of the piece outweighs the scenario of the movie too much and steers it into a set of unrealistic and unconnected different events and ruin the continuity of the movie for me.

As a leftist/feminist I can't really recommend the movie wholeheartedly as even I couldn't like it that much even though the movie was really catered to a demographic including me.

Don't know why the reviews for this episode is god-awful. From start to finish almost every sketch, save for the boring Melanie Drumpf music video, worked great for me. Especially the Ann Arbor festival sketch killed me. I had no positive view of Emily Blunt before and a neutral expectation for the SNL this season but this episode is definitely contains some sure to be classic sketches. The biggest reason why I catch up to this episode was of course Bruno Mars, and that charming b.stard definitely met every one of my expectations. And although probably everyone is started to get sick of the Drumpf jokes taking half of the air-time (I started to want him to be defeated just for the removal of the jokes) Melanie in Drumpf tower series of this season still gives everybody a quick laugh. I definitely suggest this episode to be watched by everyone who is interested in the sketch style comedy of SNL.

This will be one of the most unfair reviews for this movie because I am writing this down not past 25 minutes in to the movie.

I have never played the games, but as a gamer I was aware of their success and their influence on the whole genre of horror games. When I watched the first movie it was like a dream come true for me. A movie thats based on a computer game that was easily a very good movie on his own.

But this bears every cliché that has ever been uttered for the films that based on games. I can't really understand why someone would use wobbly screen effects when so much technological effects are in his disposal.

Seriously you will face some of the worst effects and scenes that are typical for direct to DVD movies during the 90s. Any director with half a brain or some experience would avoid so many of the failures this movie displays that one has to wonder what was the disaster behind the scenes that resulted in this piece of sh.t.

For anyone who wants to understand how horrible and stupid this movie is please watch the mirror scene of Sean Bean and Radha Mitchell.

I watched this movie last week and I am still returning to re watch because it contains some of the most fascinating scenes I have ever watched.

I think the casting was very good. Sam Rockwell, who had already pulled off a slowly degrading and paranoid character living in moon alone, really succeeds in bearing the weight of the story. He is essentially causes almost all the progress single handedly and the parts really fit together.

Colin Farrell, who is a favorite of the director is another good flavor but I didn't really get impressed with his acting or his character. Because his character has almost no impact, he is dragged along to different situations and usually has no bearing in the movie. Maybe it supposed to represent the director in some level but it is very interesting to see the story teller who doesn't even realize how little control he has on his own story.

But I am mainly reviewing this title to praise Christopher Walken. Every one of is scenes are perfect, he is just brilliant. I have always liked him but I could never imagine that I would be impressed this much with his acting. I think the character is very interesting, his dialogs really fit the atmosphere and in general it was a very essential part of a good story.

First of all I never watched Extras and I always have a hard time watching comedy based on deliberatively awful characters. (Though I loved It's Always Sunny in Philedelphia) So this show wasn't really my thing and couldn't even fully watched the last 2 episodes and skipped a couple of scenes. But on the other hand it was an original show and really funny in some of its moments. I guess I didn't like the somewhat downfall of Warwick Davis throughout the show and at the end of it the show started to get a little depressing for me. Still I recommend it, because you can't really anticipate what will happen next and most of the acts will just hit you in the face.