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In the opening 6 minutes the film stuffs up key aspects of the game that being that agent 47 is a "silent assassin", It only took the film makers 6 minutes to completely **** up the concept of the game. The amount of stuff in the film that doesn't make sense feels like it's insulting the views intelligent's. Agent 47 speaks with a smug expression and comes off as a person trying to sound like bad ass instead of somebody who already is. The story feels like they threw a bunch of cliche Action plot lines into one film and tired to make it make sense.

Don Jon takes a shot at a controversial topic like porn addiction and makes it into an entertaining film. I thought the Premise of this film sounded stupid but the film has the right level of seriousness and humor to make it work.

The Gift is defiantly a surprising film . Directed, written and staring Joel Edgerton, He shows that not only can he Act but he can write and direct as well. The first 10 minutes are a bit boring but the final 20 minuses **** you into this film about suffering.

Stanley Kubrick throws his hat into the political aspect of the cold war and comes out a war hero. Kubrick's satirical side really comes out in the film showing not only does the legendary director has a sense of humor but he can cover political issues in the same light without making them seem like a joke.

I watched it because It was one of the main inspirations behind the Silent Hill games and really enjoyed it. It's a predictable but entertaining film that keeps the view on his toes looking for clues to what the story is actual about.

Rubber is a surprisingly enjoyable film that doesn't take it's self seriously. When I first heard of the premise I thought "god that is an awful idea for a film" after watching it I realized how wrong I was and how any premise came be saved.

One of the laziest horror films I have ever seen. Not only is the premise cliche the film feels like one massive cliche after another until you get to the predicable cliche horror ending. Not a single part of this film felt original it was a bunch of **** I have seen before just done worse.

I honestly could not believe that the person who made Donnie Darko also made this. So the film has a good opening 10 minutes, It sets up the characters and an interesting lot development. Then all of a sudden the films plot takes an absolute nose dive of stupidity into an enormous pile of **** and just when you think it couldn't get any worse the plot starts rolling around in **** back and forth with the appearance it is going somewhere but keeps stopping and going back the way it came never leaving the pile of **** it is entrenched in.

This film tries so hard to be funny that it completely forgets things that are needed to make a good film such as a plot, good writing, directing oh and especially important for a comedy film good jokes and set ups.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. was thrown into an awkward situation by being in a genre (spy films) that has been done to death, But The Man from U.N.C.L.E from legendary director Guy Ritchie some how manages to stay fresh, interesting and funny in a pretty played out genre.

Good acting and great directing/writing. The film takes a harsh look at the drug war and holds you in it's palms for every suspenseful second. Denis Villeneuve with is film has cemented his name as directing/writing combo to watch out for in the future.