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Top 10 Worst Movies 2016
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A great movie
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 1 September 2015 08:44 (A review of Howards End)0 comments, Reply to this entry
A very good movie
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 18 August 2015 06:31 (A review of The Hangover)The film tells the story of Phil Wenneck (Bradley Cooper), Dr. Stu Price (Ed Helms) and Alan Garner (Zach Galifianakis) who travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor party to celebrate Doug Billing (Justin Bartha)âs planned marriage. But the three have no memory of the previous night and need to find Doug before the wedding.
Throughout the film, they encounter various scary or unusual things such as a tiger in their bathroom and they end up buying a police car. The film never runs out of humour and is hilarious most of the time.
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A good movie
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 16 August 2015 03:45 (A review of Now, Voyager)0 comments, Reply to this entry
A great movie
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 15 August 2015 08:49 (A review of The Queen)The film mixes in acted out footage and real life footage, including several news reports on Diana and her death, and footage of her funeral. So at times it seems like a biographical film, and at other times a documentary film. But itâs definitely a great one.
With great acting, screenplay, costumes and music, âThe Queenâ is one of the best films of 2006 and definitely a masterpiece.
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One of the best movies ever
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 15 August 2015 03:07 (A review of The Truman Show)âThe Truman Showâ is probably the best film Jim Carrey will ever make in his career, and his performance is great as well. Carrey knows what kind of performance to give at the right moment. Laura Linney and Ed Harris are also very good in their supporting roles. Like âForrest Gumpâ or âJunoâ, the film balances comedy and drama perfectly. The script is also rather intelligent with everyone on the island in which Truman lives, being aware of Trumanâs popularity with the exception of Truman, and their attempts to stop him leaving the island. It would be hard to say what audience the show is written for, as it films every aspect of Trumanâs life.
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A great animated movie
Posted : 9 years, 2 months ago on 12 August 2015 03:22 (A review of Inside Out)âInside Outâ is the greatest Pixar film since âToy Story 3â, released five years ago, and one of the more intelligent Pixar films! The script features drama and comedy, and balances them perfectly. Thereâs scenes of hilarity and scenes of emotion, and a message that you canât always be happy in life, or sad, or angry. Throughout the film Rileyâs memories are stored in her head where her emotions work and they try to help her bring up old memories, such as her love for ice skating.
The film never runs out of ideas, and features some amazing voice acting, animation and plot points. Thank you Pixar, for coming back with a great animated feature after five years.
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One of the best movies ever
Posted : 9 years, 3 months ago on 2 August 2015 09:57 (A review of Life of Brian)âLife of Brianâ focuses on a man named Brian (Graham Chapman) who is born in a stable next to Jesus (Kenneth Colley), and at the same time, and is ultimately mistaken for the Messiah. The film features some offensive but hilarious dialogue, along with hilarious comedic performances by the whole writing team for the film, along with additional actors such as Kenneth Colley and Sue Jones-Davies. Thereâs also the iconic song âAlways Look On The Bright Side Of Lifeâ which originated from this film, and has had people struggling to find a clean version of the song for years.
Hilarious and smart, âLife of Brianâ is one of the best comedy films out there, if not the best.
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An average movie
Posted : 9 years, 3 months ago on 23 July 2015 03:15 (A review of From Russia with Love)I didnât like âFrom Russia With Loveâ, I certainly didnât hate it though. I donât think there was anything bad about this film but it just didnât hold a candle to âDr. Noâ. This film really disappointed me as I thought I would really enjoy it!
What I didnât like about the film was the plot was pretty boring, it has some relevance to James Bond, and the first film, but it didnât catch my eye. The script was also overlong and pretty boring, and I donât think there were really any action scenes that lightened me up. Those are some big parts of the film, and ones that I just didnât like
But as usual for me, just because I donât like or even hate a film, doesnât mean that thereâs nothing good about it. In fact some of these features prevented this film becoming more average. Once again, Sean Connery is charming as James Bond, and is really the best thing about this movie. It also has some nice cinematography and music.
To be honest, I thought the film was too long and as if there was too much going on. The dialogue really felt like several boring conversations. So my opinion of this film was that I definitely donât hate it but itâs barely decent. But then thatâs my opinion, lots of people love this film and Iâm not against their opinions.
There are films that everyone loves except me, and there are films that everyone hates except me (e.g. âThe Flintstonesâ, âHow The Grinch Stole Christmasâ) but if you chose to like a film, then thatâs your choice. You may have an argument with someone over your different opinions of a film, but you should accept their opinion and not get so angry about it (although itâs madness to me and the public that âThe LEGO Movieâ got snubbed at the Oscars for Best Animated Feature).
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One of the best animated movies
Posted : 9 years, 3 months ago on 22 July 2015 07:29 (A review of Grave of the Fireflies)The film focuses on a boy named Seita (J. Robert Spencer; English) and his younger sister Setsuko (Rhoda Chrosite; English) who struggle to survive after their mother (Veronica Taylor; English) is killed in an explosion near the end of World War II. Throughout the film Seita has to trade things for or steal food in order to feed himself and Setsuko. The film features some serious dialogue and various scenes of emotion.
The film features scenes of shock and upset, such as when buildings are blown up in bombings and when Seitaâs mother gets burned and later dies. Thereâs also some scenes which show negative characters, like their aunt, who criticises how they do nothing to earn their rice and spites them for playing the piano. Thereâs also disturbing images such as Setsuko receiving rashes everywhere and when Seita gets assaulted after being caught stealing.
Something new for me was that, of all the films Iâve ever seen before (and Iâve seen hundreds, including âTitanicâ, âUpâ, âTerminator 2: Judgment Dayâ, âRomeo & Julietâ and âWest Side Storyâ), Iâve never cried at a film before. The biggest scene of emotion was when Setsuko dies of starvation and Seita buries her body and possessions and has them cremated . Iâll admit that scene had me crying, but I have definitely never cried at any other film before! The film opens with the dead Seita narrating as he died of starvation at Sannomiya Station, meaning that he died shortly after.
âGrave of the Firefliesâ and âAkiraâ are both disturbing films, in their own ways, with both having some disturbing acts of violence. Theyâre violent and unpleasant in different ways, but with âGrave of the Firefliesâ, itâs much more emotional and even though âAkiraâ is more violent and gross, âGrave of the Firefliesâs themes make it harder to watch due to it being themed around war. âAkiraâ is themed around World War III, but thereâs very little bomb dropping at all (except the beginning), âGrave of the Firefliesâ features deaths of young children and families.
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A great movie
Posted : 9 years, 3 months ago on 22 July 2015 02:23 (A review of West Side Story)Similar to âRomeo & Julietâ, thereâs a rivalry between two groups, in R&J, it was between two families in Italy â the Montagues and the Capulets, in WSS, itâs between two teenage gangs â the Jets and the Sharks. However the Jets and Sharks have no women in either groups, although Bernardo (George Chakiris), the leader of the Sharks, is the brother to Maria (Natalie Wood), who Tony (Richard Beymer), a member of the Jets, falls for. The film and musical bare more similarities to âRomeo & Julietâ, but in my opinion, if you were to go along âWest Side Storyâ, you would spot the similarities between it and âRomeo & Julietâ
While neither the film nor musical have a completely original plot, this film takes the musical numbers from the play and makes them more popular around those who have never seen the original musical. The film also features an amazing score, a great visual style, intelligent directing by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins, some mind-blowing cinematography from Daniel L. Fapp, amazing dance scenes and a talented cast that includes Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris and Russ Tamblyn.
With the cinematography, you look at the overview of Manhattan, New York, and it amazes you how they got those shots. With the dancing, you stare at it and think that these actors have gone through lots of dancing lessons. These actors have also worked really hard to get this far into this acting, in which every single cast member demonstrates how amazing they can get! Listening to the original music, you feel glad that this film had something original to offer! And they did it so well!
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