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The idea is fascinating, and the talent of Chloe has peaked without a doubt. The narrative side could've been executed more beautifully, but the calm and flawless feel of it all is what makes it Oscar worthy.

Controversy knows no bounds, but this film certainly stays true on perspective. The editing is fantastic, and such a story was a long time coming, although executed a bit too intensely. Sacha Baron Cohen never fails to amaze me, and is a great flick overall.

Possibly one of the greatest sound designs ever made in film. The story is intriguing, the cast is well done, as strangely calming in its tone as it gets, it was an enjoyable flick.

Great! Truly a wonder to behold. The best? Well, of course not. But a really great update on Pixars originality. Maybe kids and families altogether come to question existence in all its random form, which is a shock, but a necessary take on life.

A great breath of fresh air to bringing the comic book to life. The first official Spider-Man most certainly executes the realistic brutality as well as the balance of light and dark in the name of filmmaking.

This is a movie that nobody should hate, at least to me. Visually stunning, dialogue has peaked fantastically, and all around an entertainment of a story for all ages!

How unfortunate and predictable this turned out to be. When I say "It should've been just a trilogy and not a saga" I truly meant it. I only expected a near 3 hour epic conclusion at best. The only strength, however, is the reuniting of Orlando and Kiera. But overall, a sad hint of potential.

Gotta say, a pretty damn good film. Best Picture worthy? Well, I think there are better contenders. But this summarization of real life problems most certainly makes an impact on the planet. Bravo to the acts behind the Kramers as well as the magnificent dialogue.

As cringeworthy as the CGI could be, along with a couple other moments. I was still entertained by it's choreograph & humorous acting. The cast was rather well done, but everything else could use some work.

For it's lengthy conclusion and emotional farewells, still doesn't quite hold a candle to the iconic first. But I'm glad it exists. Could've ended better? Of course. But the execution of the film overall makes me happy as is. I still recommend it.

Rather surprising and unique. Frankly I don't understand any negative reviews. Carrey and Winslet are powerful. The writing is that of a complex force of nature. I most definitely enjoyed it.

I laughed. Obviously it was mediocre, ridiculous, and embarrassing. Although, I give props to Kevin and Koechner for their voice performance.

Is there an 11/10?? Also, it's not often you find the sequel to be better than the first. Such powerful emotions, brilliant animation, and the ultimate plot twist that somehow boosts the entire film's significance. This trilogy in general is Dreamwork's greatest work yet. Mass respect to this film and all of them.

Wow...just, wow. Let's forget having to do sequels and just stick to the original "return to form" device. The climax leaves me in tears every time. The script is perfect, the acting is great, and once again Pixar reins supreme in the film industry.

That's right, this movie exists. And I am very much happy! I knew being a Marvel geek would satisfy me. I watched this with my family while we picked which characters we represent. I had the time of my life. Well done to Whedon, the cast, and every single person involved.

Gotta say, I'm glad the Russo Brothers took over for the sequels. But this one was well done. A fitting introduction to the first avenger. Chris Evans was clearly born to be the American hero. Props to the cast and crew!

Will never be as good as the first one, but most certainly better than the second. The action was good, the writing seemed a bit rushed, but gladly stuck to it's humorous core. The climax? Well, could've been better. Overall, not that bad of a flick.

Sadly wasn't a grand execution of a sequel. The overloaded dialogue is both funny and overwhelming. Decent overall to say the least.

"I am Iron Man" And just like that, the universe was born. The tremendous execution of introducing our hero comes in all forms of greatness. Bravo to Downey and the rest of the cast/crew.

Now this is how you execute a DC film. Our man Ledger died a legend while this film goes down in brilliant history.

Yikes. Yikes to this. Yikes to the positive reviews. Just plain, yikes. The Snyder cut would be a stepping stone in redeeming DCEU.

Sorry haters, but this is an ultimate win. The action, the plot twists, and an epic crossover that was very much needed before Infinity War. Great for all ages!

Potential...Just plain, potential. Some clever moments, but the rest is just a rough draft.

I love a great saga. And John Wick certainly is one of them. Keeps me on the edge of my seat every film, especially this one in particular. The action is breathtakingly humorous and well directed. Keanu Reeves is the ultimate icon in this crazy industry.

My god, what a fantastic mixture of humor and drama. This film deserved every Oscar and nomination it got. A stellar cast with amazing directing. I, along with everyone else I know, never get tired of it.

Thank you, Russo Brothers. Thank you for taking charge and ending the amazing saga on such a brilliant note. Like all Marvel films, I'll watch this one over and over again.

A sequel? After all this time? You bet I was super excited. I can't say this was as funny or good as the first, but it was certainly more heartwarming for it's offensive content. A true rude awakening to those who need to crack a smile once in a while.

I love this man. Sacha Baron Cohen is a genius and a courageous one at that. This is the type of humor I strive for, unfiltered and completely offensive. It fills my heart that the critics feel just about the same.

The best bad movie of all time. I was so indecisive about the final rating. Because of it's sheer abomination, it get's a 0. For it's obvious and hilarious execution of said abomination, it get's a 10. So I did the math. Tommy Wiseau is a treasure, and I have all the respect for this terribly great film.

This is clearly a 10/10 masterpiece and I think I speak for the majority of the planet. I watch it over again just to cry and applaud it's existence. Peter Jackson is a treasure for his years of dedication to this trilogy and it finally payed off in the perfect conclusion. No doubt my most favorite of all time.

Had to take a second glimpse at this anxiety fueled mesmerizing war film to understand it's execution. The directing is intense, Jeremy is superb, and the entire film overall is a grand work of art. Well done to everyone!

Surprises left and right in this whodunnit tale with a superb cast as well as it's genius dialogue. Edge of your seat climax to a satisfying resolve.