KellyGaudreau

If you are not a fan of the show than it is pointless to see the movie. I was totally in love with the show, as is my wife, one of the things we had in common when we first met. I am also a big fan of the Four Horsemen, those loveable Canucks.

Ok, so yes, we have been here before. Nonetheless, the film was still an entertaining ride for lovers of sci-fi and horror genres. It has all the prerequisites of jump-scares and gore for a relaxing Saturday afternoon of movie watching.

Nolan gives us another intellectually compelling film. Layer upon layer, upon layer, of wonderful storytelling. A masterpiece with inspiring visuals. Get ready to blow your mind.

My daughter wanted me too watch this movie, so I reluctantly did. After more than an hour I was laughing so hard I almost peed myself. David Spade knows where my funny bone lies. Kudos to you Mr. Spade. I give you my panties as a token of appreciation.

I am still confused as to, whether, this is a sequel or a reboot. I guess it doesn't matter. This film was so hilarious and ultraviolent. It will put a smile on your face. Hey, all you Pete Davidson haters, check this movie out.

A beautifully crafted film by Campion. Benedict Cumberbatch once again shows us the range he carries as an actor.

This was a fun and entertaining ride to see. Although, the plot fell a little flat it still was a great way to spend a Friday night. Whitehall was hilarious in his role as Blunt's brother.

"I got a bad feeling about this," is what I should have said during the opening of this film. As a Trekkie, I do know that this movie **** compared to the rest of the Star Wars Universe. Was it necessary to have Ashoka as a character? Lazy animation, crappy dialogue, it all just invited myself to commit Harakiri with a children's toy light saber.

A sure thing in our household every Christmas. Charming, hilarious, cute, and full of Christmas cheer. Will Ferrell is always an instant laugh for me and all he has to do is spit in a can and I am rolling on the floor peeing my pants. Bye Buddy, until next year.

A beautiful film with outstanding performances by all the cast, especially, Yeun, Kim, and Youn. Kim is such an adorable kid I and I wanted to exchange both of my kids for just one of him. Oh, and Mountain Dew is off my shopping list from now on.

Now, I understand this is not one of Park's best films. However, I found it enjoyable and there was some pretty good laughs.

On the downside, the CGI ****, and the plot is predictable. However, it's a fun ride with no need to think. Ryan Reynolds is always enjoyable to watch, as is Johnson. Just sit back, relax, and let your mind go free.

I found this film to be an interesting take on the King Arthur legend. Although, it was lacking in some areas, the cast did a superb job of taking us into the Dark Ages.

When it comes to Will Ferrell, you stick him in any movie and I'm going to laugh my ass off. Even in his dramatic turn with Stranger Than Fiction, I laughed my ass off. I want to be Will Ferrell when I grow up.

This film will tug at your heart strings. Anthony Hopkins takes us on a ride that many of us will deal with someday, dementia. With every emotion he acts out you feel that emotion deep in your soul. After the movie it took awhile for myself to disengage from it.

The scares are not 100% there but it still has a great feel to it as a horror movie. I did have trouble with trying to visualize the actors as residents of a nursing home, however.

A very tense film. Gyllenhaal does a great job of making his character sympathetic to you.

The film opens hard and fast and reminds us that The Conjuring universe is a scary and horrifying place. From there it becomes more of a mystery film and loses some of it's edge. Luckily, though, we have the Warrens to keep us invested.

All hail Bill Skarsgard, the creepiest and scariest actor out there. What he brought to Pennywise was amazing. If you were not scared of clowns before watching this film you should be now. The kids in this movie also provided us with several great laughs. Once again, the banter between Richie and Eddie was hilarious.

A creepy film with enough jump scares to make it a great movie to watch on Halloween.

Ok, the dialogue is dated. The view of minorities is dated. However, when it came to the killing spree of Kong I could imagine how audiences were scared **** at those scenes. It works.

Ok, the masses are divided on this one and some will say it's overrated. For myself, I remember the feeling I had during and after watching it. I took my wife, then girlfriend, to see this in theatre at the time. Yea, I knew it wasn't real. However, there were many screaming femailes in the theatre who did believe it all. It left an uneasy feeling in my stomach that lasted throughout the drive home. Use your imagination and let the snot role down your nose.

A cute and clever take on the zombie-genre. Hoult's narrative adds some laughs that helps the zombie lover in me get through it all. I view it less as a zombie film and more as a romantic comedy with a flesh-eating backdrop.

This is a unique spoof of the vampire-genre and it packs enough creepy scares to make it worthy of the Halloween season. These kids are loveable and funny.

This film falls into the category of the sequel not living up to the original. However, it still is filled with scares that will keep any child, and adult, up at night. The casting was spot on for the adult version of the "Losers Club." I especially loved the chemistry between Richie and Eddie (insert sad face here).

A very deep and political film, as well as a masterpiece in storytelling. Most likely, the best Marvel movie, and maybe, the best super-hero film out there. Everything about offers perfection, the action, the dialogue, the scenery, and even the supporting cast. I have watched this one more than once and imagine watching it many more times to come.

I actually liked the whole Underworld thing when it first came out. By this point I find it lacks the thrills of the first. The acting keeps you going, as well as the action.

Oh god, another creepy kid. I loved the video game and played it all the time. I remember the feeling I had when I disappeared into the Silent Hill universe. From the moment I would start playing to long after I was done I was constantly looking over my shoulder and could hear that soundtrack in my head. Well, this movie did the same for me.

Holy F*@k, that was creepy. This film is one reason why I don't own a VHS player (another reason is they don't make them anymore). It's also the cause of me not answering my phone, staying clear of wells, Naomi Watts, creepy little boys who talk funny, creepy little girls who come out of your TV, and Washington state.

Well, this film does not offer the frightful vampires we all come to love. It does, however, add a nice little cog into the vampire machine. It's a keeper.

This film offers a lot of thrills and if you love the vampire genre then you will love this. Danny Huston has to be one of the most scariest vampires of all-time.

This film is so ridiculous it becomes awesome. A fine product of Canadian cinema. If you love fashion, bollywood music, and child labour, as well as gruesome killing, check it out.

I have one major question. Is Bruce Willis in desperate need of money? This film is not bad as a Bi-movie and the concept is pretty good. You just have to make sure your standards are pretty low.

I don't know. I think I am conflicted on this one. I felt it was all over the place. There is a chance it could work with a higher budget and better special effects.

If you did not like the original there is no point in seeing this one. While watching the first I found myself yelling, "WTF just happened!?!" Well, this one had me yelling, " WTF just happened...AGAIN!?!" It's hilarious, it's gory, and it's confusing. Just sit back and ****.

Ok, here is another film that was panned by the critics and I thoroughly enjoyed. It definately is not del Toro's version of Hellboy. However, Marshall has done a great job at ramping up the genre. Harbour, as Hellboy, was a whole lot more enjoyable than Perlman's version. The one that really does it for this movie is the gore. Love the gore!

The movie is very complex and Rachel Weisz is outstanding. I find this is a perfect movie given the state our world is in right now. Science versus ideology.

This is the only great Transformers movies. They should have stopped here.

Although, based on Shakespeare's Henriad plays I would have preferred watching a historial depiction of King Henry V of England. Saying that, I did enjoy this movie. Definitely a worthwhile endeavour.

The critics blasted it for lacking heart. However, my heart melted over it.

Happy I didn't see this movie when it originally opened, might have been on Crack today.

I disagree with the critics on this one. Although bloody and ruthless it holds historical significance and a plausible theory as to the fate of the Roman Ninth Legion.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Who are you going to call? F&@# the rest of them, I'm only calling Bill Murray. His deadpan humour makes this film. Now, don't get me wrong, Ackyrod and Ramis are great, as well. However, Murray is like a god. Another highlight of the movie is Rick Moranis. Originally, John Candy was to play the role as a conservative business type. I think that would have bombed. Moranis's version of Tully was perfect. A low point in the movie was Sigourney Weaver. She is much better at fighting aliens. This movie definately brings me back to my childhood. I never could figure out the Slimer charactor. When I see him I say, "Hey, Look it's a ghost." No, I'm more likely to say, "Hey, Look it's the kind of S#%t I have up my nose." Bring on the third installment!

There are two things I have learned from this movie. The first being that there is such a thing as a horny Chilean. The second being, apparently, that I may be a Walter Mitty type. Oxford defines Walter Mitty as "Used to refer to a person who fantasizes about a life much more exciting and glamorous than their own life". I guess you could say that we are all Walter Mitty types. Who doesn't sit around and wonder how exciting it would be to do something other than sitting around. I spent the first part of this movie fantasizing. I was bored and imagined some place that would hold much more interest. That boredom did dissipate by the time we caught up with Sean O'Connell, played by Sean Penn. His talk about savoring a moment resonated with myself. The idea that you should enjoy the moment and breath it in. There is so many things in this world that we should be experiencing. Lately, I feel like I should be breathing in every single moment. Whether it be studying the colour of a beer or hearing you son speak of his new found interest in politics, every moment should be cherished.

In the film, Antron McCray states that the truth will come out. It did come out. In the meantime these boys suffered injustice. These boys suffered an injustice that could easily be experienced in 2015. In the news we hear of places like Ferguson and present day New York. We hear of police overstepping their bounds when it comes to interrogating. We hear of police brutality. There are those who say when you raise these issues you are speaking against the very same people who are there to protect you. That is far from the truth. Anybody who speaks out against these abuses are merely against those who are overstepping their authority. The vast majority of police are heroes. The vast majority of police are people we should be looking up to.

This movie completes me. I was actually surprised my kids sat through this with me. Usually, they resent the idea of me pulling a old movie out of my ass and forcing them to watch it. Sitting through a lot of the quotable moments reminds me this is a quotable movie. "You Complete Me." "Show me the money!" "You had me at hello." "Luke, I am your father" Many moments to remember. The Lipinski kid was a cute little bugger as well. Thanks to him I know a human head weighs 8 pounds. I would have thought it was no more than 6 pounds. This movie also shows us what Renee Zellweger looked like before she was abducted by aliens and replaced with a not so exact copy.