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The latest POTC. Out of the whole movie I probably saw half of it,I kept falling asleep. It was bad. The characters have become caricatures of themselves and it was just loaded with stupid scenes that were supposed to be funny. I miss when Johnny Depp used to pic those off beat roles from lower budget movies.He really doesnt amuse me much anymore. Anyway the movie sucked.
 
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Watched Ponyo tonight for the first time! Such a good movie. I probably would have never picked it up, but I got it for 99 cents on blu ray and I'm sure glad I did! 9/10 I now have to see every Hayao Miyazaki movie that I can find.
 
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Bridge on the River Kwai: 8/10

I bet this was a real revelation when it was first released, given all the complex dynamics occurring under the surface and all the fundamentally different motivations driving the various characters. I noticed after watching it that it won all the major Academy Awards for that year (film, director, actor, screenplay, etc.). Guinness deserved his anyway, IMO. This would make a nice double feature with the Americanization of Emily, to compare the American and British perspectives on war and life.
 
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Mystery Science Theater: The Movie - 8/10

I was cracking up the whole time. I love this stuff
 
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Final Storm - 0/10

Unfortunately I didn't find out until after I watched it that it was directed by Uwe Boll. Garbage.
 
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He made another movie? Hahah....I remember when his movies came out, it was an event....I havent heard a peep out from him in years.
 
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Across The Universe 10/10.

Not for everyone...

But mind blowing!
 
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:mad:Transformers dotm, I'd rate it DOG _____/10
This movie was awe full. I feel betrayed :sad:
 
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Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon in 3D (9/10)

I have to say this is the best of the trilogy. The first 30 minutes was a little long but the movie picks up very quickly. It did however have a funny scene with that Asian guy from Hangover.

Before watching this movie I was disappointed Megan Fox was not in the final chapter. However after watching it, Rosie Huntington held her own and wow does she look great especially when she gets introduce in the opening sequence. I did not miss Megan Fox at all after watching Rose H. The last hour of the final battle scene was absolutely jaw dropping. Probably the best ever CGI movie I have ever seen especially when it's in 3-D. The cinematics & visual alone easily beats out James Camerons Avatar or LOTR series. There was a scene at the very end that made me almost shed a tear on Bumblebee. Luckily that didn't happen :)

This movie pays a lot of homage to other movies like Dune, Independence Day, Titanic, 2012 and even Star Trek. Great choice on having Leonard Limoy play the part of Sentinel Prime. Even though Michael Bay is not well liked this has to be one of the best movie he has ever made. He sure knows how to do the slow motion 360 pan angles. Love it!

The visual alone is worth the $13. Can I say this will be the biggest box office hit for this summer? I alone will probably watch it again and will definitely buy it on Blu-Ray 3D when it comes out.

I doubt this will be the last Transformers movie made and I look forward to seeing the next installment of this franchise. :)
 
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Cars 2 - 6/10. Easily the weakest of the Pixar movies to date. I'm not a hater of the original, but this one really lacked any heart.

I have to say I left feeling weird - I loved the look, the sound and the designs. It's a beautifully animated movie. And it really is a fun plot, especially if you like Bond movies. Let's face it, Bond movies aren't great social cinema - they're just supposed to be fun. Lots of chases, lots of 'stunts', lots of cool gadgets, lots of explosions. Kids will enjoy the basic escapism.

But the dialog from all the old characters - McQueen, Sarge, Sally, etc. etc. etc. was flat and unemotional, as if they were reading it - badly. The spark was from the new characters, especially Francesco. In fact, whenever he was on screen, you could see easily tell the difference in Tuturro's voice acting and everyone else.

This is also a Mater movie, not a McQueen movie, which is not such a bad idea. But let's be honest, Larry the Cable Guy is not a great actor. One liners he delivers well, but when he's expected to actually string together many sentences of dialog and add appropriate emotion, things don't work so well.

In the end though, I think it's because this is the first (and so far only) Pixar movie that was not created from a quirky idea on the back of a napkin, but purely as a money making endeavor. Instead of some creative genius coming in and saying "hey, I got this really cool idea, what do you think?", some marketing dude said "hey, Cars makes us a ton of money, make a sequel!" And like Jar-Jar and the Ewoks, whenever you force something into a movie purely for it's economic potential, it lacks heart.
 
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In the end though, I think it's because this is the first (and so far only) Pixar movie that was not created from a quirky idea on the back of a napkin, but purely as a money making endeavor. Instead of some creative genius coming in and saying "hey, I got this really cool idea, what do you think?", some marketing dude said "hey, Cars makes us a ton of money, make a sequel!" And like Jar-Jar and the Ewoks, whenever you force something into a movie purely for it's economic potential, it lacks heart.
That was my worry when I first heard about this film. But I would humbly suggest that the old GI Joe and Transformers cartoons, though created purely as glorified toy commercials, had a fair amount of heart, creativity, and richness that has really sustained those franchises for 25+ years. . .so I don't know if the base motivations at the core of doing something always have that effect on the final product.
 
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I can't agree with you there - those old cartoons are awful. Nostalgia fuels their continued success, and had you been an adult when you first saw them, you might have a different feeling about it. The 8 and 9 year olds that watch Cars 2 may feel, as adults, that it was one of Pixar's best.
 
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