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Face/Off is actually a brilliant movie and it's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got such an amazing story with such a strong script. The movie's got some brilliant performances from all of the cast, especially from Troy (Nicholas Cage) and Sean (John Travolta). Those two are honestly amazing in their roles throughout this movie. The dialogue which is given from each character throughout this movie is all honestly very strong dialogue. All of the dialogue is beautifully received and given from each character in this movie. Also, the movie's got some brilliant humour from start to finish throughout this movie. All of the humour throughout this movie always hits and it never fails, especially from Nicholas Cage, he's honestly hilarious. The movie's got some brilliant pacing towards each main moment, which ends up happening throughout this movie. Also, all of the scenes are all well built up and non of them feel rushed or too slow in any sort of way. The cinematography from the two cinematographers called Gary Capo and Oliver Wood both do a brilliant job on capturing these moments so well. Finally, the action sequences throughout this movie are all well choreographed. They're also very entertaining to watch when they happen and they're all well built up with the brilliant pacing. The makeup artist who's called Tate Steinsiek does such a brilliant job on making the graphic look come to life. He makes it look so realistic and he did such a great job on making it look the way it does. Overall, Face/Off is actually a brilliant movie and it's even a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got such an amazing story, brilliant performances, strong dialogue, brilliant humour, brilliant pacing, brilliant cinematography, well choreographed action sequences and a brilliant makeup artist. I'd honestly recommend Face/Off if you're wanting to watch a brilliant Action/Crime movie. This is the one for you, it's honestly worth the watch.

Twilight: New Moon, It's such a boring **** movie and I was thinking to myself while I was watching this, I'd rather watch Norm Of The North, lol.

Fargo is actually a brilliant movie and it's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got such a brilliant story with such a strong script, which has been well written. The movie's got some brilliant performances from each character throughout this movie, especially from Carl (Steve Buscemi) he's honestly amazing throughout this movie. The dialogue which is given from each character throughout this movie is honestly very strong dialogue, each piece of dialogue is received so beautifully and it's so well done. Also, the movie's got some great humour from each character throughout this movie. All of the humour throughout this movie works really well in making me laugh in some sort of way. The movie's pacing is honestly great, each main moment is built up so well and non of the moments start to feel like they drag, which is quite good. The movie's cinematographer Roger Deakins does such a beautiful job on capturing each moment so beautifully. He's honestly one of the best cinematographers to this day, he always does such a beautiful job on capturing these moments so beautifully. Finally, the movie's got some very gory moments scattered throughout, they're all very well made. Also, the gory moments are all well built up with the great pacing throughout this movie and they all work so perfectly well. The makeup artist who's called John Blake does such a brilliant job on making the gory look to the characters come to life. Overall, Fargo is honestly a brilliant movie and it's even a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, brilliant performances, strong dialogue, great humour, great pacing, beautiful cinematography, lots of gory moments and a brilliant makeup artist.

Interview with the Vampire is actually a very boring movie and the movie's even got a very forgettable story. The movie's got some over the top acting from Lestat De Lioncourt (Tom Cruise) but Louis (Brad Pitt) is actually pretty good. The dialogue which is given from each character throughout this movie is honestly quite weak, each piece of dialogue is received so horribly. Also, the movie's got some good humour scattered throughout only a few certain scenes, which actually works quite well but there's not enough of the humour. The pacing which this movie's got is honestly dreadful, each main moment isn't built up so well and it ruins the emotions as well. The movie's got some brilliant cinematography from Philippe Rousselot, he captures each graphic moment pretty well. Finally, the movie's even got some very gory moments. Which are all actually really well done, despite the dreadful pacing towards these build ups. The makeup artist Michelle Burk does a brilliant job on making the vampires come to life. They've got a very interestingly dark look to them, which I think adds to their character quite a bit. Overall, Interview with the Vampire is actually a very boring movie. The movie's got some over the top acting, weak dialogue, not enough good humour, dreadful pacing, brilliant cinematography, very well done gory moments and a brilliant makeup artist. I wouldn't recommend it, if you're wanting to watch a brilliant Horror/Romance movie, this isn't the one for you.

Tenet is probably the best movie of this year, it's honestly worth the watch.

It's actually such a classic horror movie and it's honestly a brilliant movie in general.

You, Me And Dupree has got a very boring story, weak performances, weak dialogue, uninteresting characters, terrible pacing and the humour which this movie's got tries too hard to be funny and it doesn't work at all.

Good Will Hunting is such a brilliant movie and it's especially a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got such an amazing story and it's about this lad who's called Will Hunting (Matt Damon), who's this very intelligent genius at mathematics and he's really good at solving all the difficult mathematical problems. However, when he starts to face an emotional crisis, he starts to see many different psychiatrist's until he finds the right one who can help him and his name is Dr Sean Maguireto (Robin Williams), who later helps Will recover. The movie's got some amazing performance's from all of the cast, especially from Will (Matt Damon) and Sean (Robin Williams), those two are honestly brilliant and the two of them bring their characters to life so well. The dialogue which is given and received from each character throughout this movie is all very strong dialogue. The dialogue which this movie's got never feels weak at any moment and every single bit of the dialogue comes out very strong. The movie's cinematographer Jean-Yves Esoffier does such a beautiful job on capturing each moment and each emotion from each character so beautifully, he honestly does it so well. Also, the chemistry between Matt Damon and Robin Williams throughout this movie is honestly great and it adds so much to their friendship in this movie and it works perfectly. The pacing in this movie is honestly great, each main moment which ends up happening throughout this movie is all well built up and it's so beautifully well done. The movie's even got some brilliant humour, which is well scattered throughout and all of the humour works very well in making me laugh in some sort of way. Finally, the movie's got some really great emotions and they're all well built up with the great pacing and it really adds to their characters as a whole throughout this movie. The movie's even got some brilliant character development with the main character Will, It's so beautifully well done and it works so perfectly due to the events, which end up happening to him. The love interest in this movie, which is between Will and Skylar (Minnie Driver) is so beautifully well done and the certain events, which end up happening throughout their relationship are all well built up. Overall, Good Will Hunting is such a brilliant movie with such an amazing story, amazing performances, very strong dialogue, beautiful cinematography, great chemistry, great pacing, brilliant humour, great emotions, brilliant character development and such a beautiful love interest. I'd honestly recommend Good Will Hunting, if you're wanting to watch a very beautiful Drama/Romance movie. It's honestly worth the watch, it's so amazing.

I watched the first 40 minutes of this and then paused it, then I went to sleep for 2 hours. Then I woke up and watched the rest of it, it's honestly so **** terrible. I'm honestly dreading the rest of this franchise, I'm not even joking, lol.

The Notebook is a pretty good romantic movie. The movie's got a very interesting story with such a great twist. It's even got some brilliant acting, great dialogue, decent cinematography, some good humour scattered throughout and a well built up love interest. The movie does run into some problems and one of those problems being the pacing. The pacing towards certain moments, which end up happening throughout this movie are very hit and miss on how they're built up. However, another problem which this movie's got is the introduction to the other main characters. You've got to pay quite a bit of attention throughout this movie to just understand, who's who. Overall, The Notebook is a pretty good romantic movie. The movie's got a very interesting story, brilliant acting, great dialogue, decent cinematography, good humour and a well built up love interest.

Neighbours is a pretty good comedy movie. The movie's got a very basic story followed up with some great acting from most of the cast, decent dialogue, some brilliant humour scattered throughout, a few stupid and a few weird moments, some terrible pacing towards certain build ups and quite a few plot holes.

The King Of Comedy is an alright movie. I know that Joker took a lot of inspirational from this but I honestly prefer Joker over this.

Jackie Brown is a great movie. The movie's got an interesting story, which is about this flight attendant who's called Jackie Brown (Pam Grier) who's been caught smuggling gun money. However, she's got to make a choice between teaming up with the cops to sort out her dealer boss or to keep her mouth shut and ending up in prison. The movie's got some brilliant acting from each character throughout this movie but each character isn't that memorable. The dialogue which is given throughout this movie is very mixed. There's some very strong dialogue followed up with some very weak dialogue, which sort of ruins the characters dialogue quite a bit. Also, the cinematography which was shot by Guillermo Navarro is so beautiful. He does such a great job on capturing the scenes pretty well especially, the action scenes. The pacing throughout this movie is very mixed. There's some great pacing towards certain build ups which end up happening in this movie and than there's some bad pacing, which ends up ruining some of the build ups. The action scenes are all very well built up, despite some of the very weird pacing at times towards other build ups which end up happening throughout this movie. Finally, the movie's even got a brilliant soundtrack, which has got quite a few great songs from such artists as Bill Withers, Johnny Cash, The Brothers Johnson and many more. Overall, Jackie Brown is a great movie, despite some of it's problems. The movie's got an interesting story, brilliant acting, beautiful cinematography, well built up action scenes and a brilliant soundtrack.

Aliens is actually a brilliant movie and it's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, which is about this lass called Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) who's sent back to the planet LV-426 to fix the contact with a terraforming colony. However, when Ripley and her team get there, she later bumps into the Alien Queen and her offspring, the team have got to fight the Alien Queen and her offspring to survive. The acting from all of the main characters throughout this movie is all honestly brilliant and non of the actors/actresses feel out of character at any moment in this movie. The dialogue which is given and received from each character throughout this movie is honestly all very strong dialogue and non of the dialogue feels forced in any sort of way. Also, the cinematography which was done by Adrian Biddle is honestly beautiful. He captures every single moment so well and especially the action scenes, he does such a great job on capturing these moments so well. The action scenes throughout this movie are all honestly brilliant and they all work so well. Most of the action scenes hold up pretty well because they mainly used practical effects for them. The movie's even got a beautiful soundtrack which was composed by James Horner. He did such a great job on composing such a beautiful soundtrack for this movie and the soundtrack is used so amazingly throughout this movie. Finally, the pacing throughout this movie is honestly brilliant, every moment is built up very well with the pacing. While, non of the scenes which end up happening throughout this movie aren't built up badly. The movie's even got some great emotions with the characters throughout this movie. They're also very well built up with the amazing pacing which this movie's got. The design of the Aliens throughout this movie have got a very scaly, vicious and a very deadly look to them, which really adds to them as a creature throughout this movie. Overall, Aliens is a brilliant movie and it's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, brilliant acting, very strong dialogue, beautiful cinematography, brilliant action scenes, a beautiful soundtrack, brilliant pacing, great emotions and some very vicious looking Aliens. I'd honestly recommend everyone to watch this movie straight after watching Alien because you'll honestly enjoy this one as much as Alien (1979). It's honestly worth the watch if you enjoyed the first one or if you just enjoy watching Action/Horror movie's, this is the movie for you.

A timeless classic as it always will be. My ★★★★★ review of Psycho on Letterboxd ****/1jhls9

A Clockwork Orange is honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a very dark story, brilliant performances, very strong dialogue, great pacing, some very dark moments, amazing cinematography, a brilliant soundtrack and some very dark humour scattered throughout. I'd honestly recommend this movie to anyone who either, enjoys other Stanley Kubrick movies or to someone who really enjoys very dark drama movie's.

TRON: Legacy is a lot better than the first one but it's not an amazing movie. The movie's got a very basic story, decent acting, some weak dialogue, alright effects, weird pacing, a forgettable villain and a beautiful soundtrack which was done by Daft Punk.

Be Kind Rewind is a great comedy movie and it's got such a brilliant story. The story is about these two lads who are called Jerry (Jack Black) and Mike (Mos Def). They both work in this video store and they accidentally end up wiping out every single tape in the store. However, they want to keep the video store business going so they decide to record their own footage for the movie's they end up accidentally wiping out. The acting from all of the cast is actually great and their performances don't feel weak in any sort of way. The dialogue which is given from the characters throughout this movie is decent but it's mainly strong from Mr. Fletcher (Danny Glover). Also, the humour works really well throughout this movie and it doesn't fail in making me laugh. The pacing for certain build ups throughout this movie is actually pretty good and most of the scenes are built up very well. Finally, there's some great emotions for these characters, which are built up very well and add to their characters. Overall, Be Kind Rewind is a great comedy movie. It's got a brilliant story, great acting, decent dialogue, brilliant humour, pretty good pacing and some great emotions.

Yeah, this movie is utter dog **** I'd highly recommend to not watch it, lol.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is honestly a brilliant movie and it's even a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, brilliant cast, strong dialogue, brilliant emotions, great pacing, great cinematography, amazing set designs and lot's of great humour throughout. Overall, Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory is such a brilliant movie and it's honestly worth the watch.

Unfriended, It's actually a pretty decent movie and one of the main things it's showed me was that Skype Support is still absolutely **** lol.

Valiant has got a very predictable story, brilliant voice actors, terrible pacing, some good humour at times, lots of plot holes and the animation for this movie is honestly very dated.

Inception is a brilliant movie and its's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story and it's about this lad called Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) who steals important information from his targets, the way he does it is by entering their dreams and getting the main information he's after. However, a lad who's called Saito (Ken Watanabe) offers to get rid of Cobb's complete criminal history record as a payment for performing an inception on his sick contender's son. The movie's got some brilliant performance's from each character throughout this movie, especially from Leonardo DiCaprio. I thought he gave one of his greatest performances throughout this movie, he shows his emotions really well and he plays the role of the main character so good. The dialogue which is given from each character throughout this movie is very strong, while non of the dialogue which is given or received feels weak in any sort of way. Also, the humour which is scattered throughout this movie works really well and it always hits and it never misses in making me laugh in some sort of way. The pacing throughout this movie is all honestly great, all of the build ups to certain scenes which end up happening throughout this movie are all built up very well. The movie's even got some very beautiful visual effects, which actually hold up very well due to this movie coming out in 2010 and they don't look very dated at all, which I think is another positive for this movie. Finally, the movie's cinematography which was done by Wally Pfister is honestly so beautiful, he did such a great job on capturing the moments so well and making them look so great. I'm so happy that he got quite a few awards for the best cinematography in 2010, he honestly deserves them he did such a great job. The action sequences which end up happening throughout this movie, either it being in the real world or the dream world are all very well done and they're also very cleverly done, which I thought was really good. The score which was composed by Hans Zimmer is honestly really well done and I think he did such a great job on composing the full soundtrack for this movie. Overall, Inception is a brilliant movie and it's honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, brilliant performances, strong dialogue, great humour, great pacing, beautiful visual effects, beautiful cinematography, very clever action sequences and a great score which was composed by the man, the myth and the legend Hans Zimmer. This movie is honestly worth the watch, I'd recommend everyone to watch this, you'll probably enjoy it quite a bit.

Django is honestly a great spaghetti western and it's actually a great movie as well. The movie's got a pretty interesting story, which is set on the USA-Mexican border straight after the civil war. We get introduced to Django (Franco Nero) who's an ex-union soldier, who wants his vengeance on the Ku Klux Klan. The movie's acting from Franco Nero is actually pretty decent but apart from that, the rest of the actors/actress acting throughout this movie is very over the top. Also, the dialogue which is given from each character throughout this movie is good but it's nothing special or amazing. The pacing throughout this movie is alright. It could be a bit better for the builds up, which end up happening throughout this movie. Finally, the action sequences throughout this movie are very graphic and very clever and they're also very well done. Especially that one at the end, that one's honestly class. Overall, Django is honestly a great spaghetti western movie. It's got a pretty interesting story, some decent acting, some good dialogue, very graphic and very clever action sequences throughout.

Biggie Cheese singing Mr. Bombastic is the best thing ever and also you can tell that this movie's aged very badly, when Otis is using a **** flip up phone.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King is such an amazing end to a brilliant trilogy, it was honestly a pleasure to watch this on the big screen.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers is honestly a brilliant sequel and it's even a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant story, which follows on straight after the first movie and it's about Frodo (Elijah Wood) and Sam (Sean Astin) arriving to Mordor with the help of Gollum (Andy Serkis). A number of new allies join their companions team to defend the well known Isengard, while Saruman (Christopher Lee) deploys an assault from his territory. The cast are all honestly brilliant with their performances throughout this movie and the same goes with their dialogue. All of the characters dialogue which is given throughout this movie is all honestly great and non of their dialogue feels weak at all. The cinematography which was shot by Andrew Lesnie, who did the first one's cinematography does another brilliant job at capturing the scenes so smooth and so beautifully. He does it so well and he makes the scenes look so amazing. Also, there's a lot more of the action sequences throughout this movie and they are very clever, very graphic and very unique just like the first ones were and they are all very well choreographed. The movie's even got such a beautiful soundtrack, the score which was beautifully composed by Howard Leslie Shore OC. He does such a great job with the soundtrack and it goes so well with the scenes they've been placed within this movie. The movie's even got some brilliant humour, which always hits and it never misses. That's mainly from Gimli (John Rhys-Davies) his character adds some really funny humour throughout this movie, which adds to his character quite a bit. The movie's even got more dark themes (In my opinion), they add a lot more to the different locations which we end up discovering throughout this movie and it's done so well, which I really liked. Finally, the love interest in this movie is very well built up and it doesn't feel rushed at all, it's a very interesting one and I think it works quite a bit. The pacing which this movie's got is all honestly brilliant and all of the moments are all built up very well and non of those scenes fail in any sort of way because they are all built up brilliantly. The orcs throughout this movie have got more of a darker and more **** look to them, which I think added a bit more of a disturbing look to them, which I really liked. Overall, Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers is honestly a brilliant sequel. The movie's got a brilliant story, brilliant performances, great dialogue, beautiful cinematography, clever action sequences, brilliant pacing, a beautiful soundtrack, brilliant humour, dark themes, more disturbing looking orcs and an interesting love interest. I'd honestly recommend this movie, if you enjoyed the first one and if you're into fantasy/action movie's. I think this movie is honestly worth the watch and you'll probably enjoy it as much as the first one.

Now You See Me is a great movie. The movie's got a great story with some great twists, interesting characters, brilliant acting, great dialogue, decent cinematography, smart action sequences, great illusions, good humour, brilliant visual effects and some very hit and miss pacing for the build ups throughout this movie. Overall, Now You See Me is pretty much an underrated gem and it's honestly a really good movie.

Cowboys & Aliens has got one of the most coolest concepts going but the outcome for this movie isn't that good. The movie's got a very interesting story, some weak acting apart from Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig. The movie's even got some very forced dialogue, bad pacing for the builds, some very graphic action sequences, bad cinematography and some very forced humour. Finally, the movie's got some very creepy concepts for the aliens, which looked really good.

National Treasure: Book Of Secrets is a terrible sequel to the first movie. The movie's got to have one of the most boring story's going with some weak acting, cheesy dialogue, bad chemistry, terrible pacing, some decent action sequences, bad character development, too many plot holes and too many cringey moments.

Mr. Goshdashtidar is honestly the real MVP throughout this movie. Let's gooooo.

The Enforcer isn't as good as the previous two Dirty Harry movie's. The movie's got an alright story, some weak acting apart from Mr. Eastwood, decent dialogue, brilliant and clever action sequences, a few plot holes and a few funny scenes.

Hot Rod is an underrated gem of a movie. The movie's got a really good story and it's about this lad, who's called Rod (Andy Samberg) who's this slacker. He lives with his mother, his brother and his stepfather (Ian Mcshane). However, later in the movie, we find out that Rod's stepfather needs an operation. So, Rod and his crew decide to raise some funds for it and he plans to set a school bus jumping record to earn the money for his stepfather. The movie's got some great acting from all of the cast, especially from Rod, Dave and Frank those three are all honestly brilliant. The movie's got some very funny dialogue, which is given well from the characters throughout this movie. Also, the humour which this movie's got is honestly brilliant, most of the scenes throughout this movie had me dying of laughter, especially the ones with Rod doing the stunts. The pacing for the build ups throughout this movie is very hit and miss, most of the time it works very well and the scenes are very well built up. While, some of the scenes aren't and it sort of ruins those specific scenes being built up. There's surprisingly a good amount of heart throughout this movie, which I wasn't expecting and that's another positive for this movie. Finally, there's some really good love and hate chemistry between Rod and his stepfather throughout this movie and it's really well built up. The love interest between Rod and Denise (Isha Fisher) is decent and it works quite well throughout this movie. The movie's even got a great soundtrack with lots of great songs from Europe and many more. Overall, Hot Rod is an underrated gem of a movie. The movie's got a really good story, great acting, funny dialogue, brilliant humour, hit and miss pacing and a good amount of heart. The movie's even got a really good love and hate relationship between the son and the stepfather, a decent love interest and a great soundtrack.

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Fletch is an alright movie. The movie's got an alright story, good acting, great dialogue, terrible pacing and some very hit and miss humour.

An American Pickle is a decent movie. The movie's got an interesting story, decent acting, great cinematography, some good humour, bad pacing and quite a few plot holes.

Armageddon is such an underrated gem and it's such a great movie. The movie's got a great story, which is about these NASA astronauts finding out that a large asteroid will destroy earth in the next eighteen days. However, they find out that their only way to save earth is by getting this oil driller called Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis) and for him to recruit a team. The acting throughout this movie is honestly great especially from the main characters who are in this movie. The dialogue which is given from the characters throughout this movie is very hit and miss. There is some really good dialogue at times but sometimes there can be some very cheesy dialogue throughout this movie. Also, the humour throughout this movie is honestly really good, especially from Rockhound (Steve Buscemi) he's got so many funny moments in this movie. The cinematography from John Schwartzman is decent. He captures the scenes pretty well throughout this movie but sometimes the lighting isn't so good. The movie's got some pretty good pacing for most of the build ups, which end up happening throughout this movie. Finally, the movie's got a brilliant soundtrack. The soundtrack features some great songs from such artists as Aerosmith, Bob Seger and Bon Jovi. The movie's got a few little stupid moments scattered throughout and some scenes which take you out of the movie. Overall, Armageddon is honestly a great movie. The movie's got a great story, great acting, brilliant humour, some pretty good pacing and a brilliant soundtrack.

You Only Live Twice is a great James Bond movie. The movie's got a pretty interesting story, which is about an American space capsule which has been swallowed by a Russian spaceship. After this happens, James Bond discovers SPECTRE is behind the theft and he wants to find out the motive behind it. The movie's got some great acting from all of the cast especially from James Bond (Sean Connery). The pacing throughout this movie is pretty good and most of the scenes are built up pretty well. Also, the action sequences throughout this movie are very clever and very explosive but they're pretty cool. The villain who's called Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Donald Pleasence) does a brilliant job playing the role of the main villain who's in the movie. Finally, the greenscreen effects have dated a bit, you can tell what's real and what's not. You can tell that the greenscreen backgrounds during the car scenes aren't real. The movie's got a few stupid scenes scattered throughout but they're pretty funny though. The movie's got some very funny moments throughout, which work very well in making me laugh. Overall, You Only Live Twice is a great James Bond movie. The movie's got an interesting story, great acting, pretty good pacing, very clever action sequences, a brilliant villain and quite a few funny moments.

Pearl Harbour is a pretty good war movie. The movie's got an interesting story, which is based off of the real events which happened on Pearl Harbour during World War II. The acting throughout this movie is prettty decent but the dialogue which is given from the characters who are in this movie isn't great, it feels very cheesy at times. The love triangle relationship is built up very well throughout this movie and it works quite well. Also, the pacing throughout this movie is so hit and miss, some of the moments in this movie can have some great pacing towards the build ups for certain scenes. Whilst with some of them, they've got the worst build ups for other certain scenes throughout this movie. The action sequences throughout this movie are very explosive and they keep you interested in what's about to happen next. Finally, the cinematography by John Schwartzman is honestly really hit and miss. He captures a few good scenes pretty well and when it comes for him to capture some of the action sequences, he's honestly so bad at it. The score which was composed by Hanz Zimmer is pretty good. The score works really well with the scenes it's been placed with. Overall, Pearl Harbour is a pretty good war movie. The movie's got an interesting story, decent acting, well built up love interest, very explosive action sequences and a well composed score by Hanz Zimmer.

Jackass: The Movie. The movie's got a few funny wtf moments scattered throughout but a lot of them start to get quite boring quite fast.

March Of The Penguins is a very interesting documentary about how the penguins look after their chicks, how they survive the very cold weather and how they try to keep their chicks away from the other mammals.

Tron, the movie's got an interesting plot, which is about this lad called Kevin (Jeff Bridges), who's a software programmer. He's later dragged into the virtual world, where he's against an evil software. He ends up taking the help of Tron, which is pretty much this security programme which ends up helping him to defeat the villain. The movie's got some not so good acting from the cast and the dialogue from the characters throughout this movie is very cringey and cheesy. Also, the pacing for the build ups throughout this movie aren't great, certain moments could be built up a little bit better. The light cycle scenes are decent but the visual effects, which are used for them aren't great. Finally, the Visual effects don't hold up very well. All of the effects which are used throughout this movie don't hold up very well and they're very outdated. Overall, Tron has got an interesting plot, not great acting, cheesy dialogue, not great pacing, decent light cycle scenes and lots of very outdated effects.

The Break-Up is a very boring Comedy/Romance movie. The movie's got a very basic story, very boring characters, not enough good humour, bad pacing and it gets boring very fast.

Blade Runner 2049 is honestly a masterpiece and a half, the movie's got a great story. The story is pretty much about this lad called Officer K (Ryan Gosling) who's an officer with the Los Angeles police department, he finds out a big secret which could end up starting lots of chaos. He later goes on a mission to find a former blade runner called Deckard (Harrison Ford) who's been missing for the past three decades. The acting from all of the cast throughout this movie is honestly brilliant, especially from Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, those two are honestly amazing in this movie. The dialogue which is given throughout this movie is honestly brilliant, the dialogue never feels too forced. It just feels very natural and it's really well given from all of the characters who are in this movie. Also, the chemistry between Officer K and Deckard is great and it's built up so well throughout this movie. The movie's even got some beautiful music composed by Hans Zimmer, Benjamin Wallfisch, Ron Bartlett and Michael Hodges. Those four do a great job on composing this beautiful soundtrack as a whole. The pacing throughout this movie is honestly great and each moment is built up very well. The cinematography from the man, the myth and the legend Roger Deakins is honestly so beautiful. He captures the scenes so beautifully and he does such a great job at capturing the moments so well. Finally, the action sequences throughout this movie are very clever and very graphic and they're also very well done. The CGI effects hold up pretty well and they don't look very outdated at all, which is really good. The green screen effects throughout this movie also hold up very well and they're very aesthetically pleasing to look at. The movie's even got some great visuals which also hold up very well and they have such a unique look to them. The set designs for this movie have a very beautiful and unique look to them, which I thought made them look very unique. Overall, Blade Runner 2049 is honestly a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a great story, brilliant acting, brilliant dialogue, great chemistry, beautiful score, great pacing and some beautiful cinematography. The movie's even got some very graphic action sequences, great CGI effects, aesthetically pleasing greenscreen effects, great visuals and some very beautiful set designs. I'd honestly recommend to watch this movie straight after watching the original Blade Runner (1982) it's honestly worth the watch.

Body Of Lies is a decent movie. The plot is interesting and it's pretty much about this CIA agent called Roger (Leonardo DiCaprio) who finds out about this major terrorist leader. So him and his boss Ed (Russell Crowe) decide to make a plan to trap Al-Saleem but things don't go the right way, which they wanted them to go. The movie's got some great acting from Roger (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Ed (Russell Crowe), those two are honestly great throughout this movie. Also, the cinematography from Alexander Witt is average but he could capture the scenes a bit better than he already did. The action sequences throughout this movie are very graphic and gory but they're really well made and they're well put together. Finally, the other characters throughout this movie are very interesting but a lot of them are actually forgotten about. The movie's got some very mixed pacing for the build ups. The pacing is pretty good for some of the moments but it can be pretty bad for some of the other moments in this movie. Overall, Body Of Lies is a decent movie. The movie's got an interesting plot, great acting, average cinematography, very graphic action sequences and some very hit and miss pacing for the build ups.

Daredevil isn't a good superhero movie. The movie's got a very interesting plot but it starts to get quite boring throughout the movie. The acting from Murdock (Ben Affleck), Foggy (Jon Favreau) and Kingping (Michael Clarke Duncan) is decent but the rest of the cast isn't that good and their dialogue feels very forced and very cheesy. The movie's even got a pretty good little cameo from the man, the myth and the legend Stan Lee. The movie's even got some very bad cinematography, which ends up not capturing the moments pretty well and that's a big negative for this movie. Also, the action sequences throughout this movie aren't very good, they start to get quite boring and they aren't that fun to watch. There's some really bad pacing throughout this movie, nothing is built up very well and it shows quite badly throughout this movie. The effects throughout this movie, don't hold up very well and they're very outdated. Finally, there's a lot of dumb moments throughout this movie and they're so stupid. Overall, Daredevil isn't a good movie/superhero movie. The movie's got a boring plot, some decent acting from a few of the characters, some very forced and very cheesy dialogue, very bad cinematography, boring action sequences, very bad pacing, very outdated effects and lots of dumb moments.

Legend is a brilliant movie. The movie's got a very good plot, it's about these two identical twins who are called Reggie and Ronnie they're both played by (Tom Hardy). They both pretty much go through higher ranks of the criminal underworld, the reason being is so they'll both turn into London's scariest gangsters. Also, the acting from all the cast is actually brilliant, especially from Tom Hardy, Teddy (Taron Egerton) and Nipper Read (Christopher Eccleston) those three were honestly amazing. The movie's got some really strong dialogue from the main characters throughout this movie and it works very well. The action sequences throughout this movie are very graphic, gory and very clever and they're all honestly well done. Finally, the soundtrack which this movie's got is honestly amazing, it's got lots of brilliant songs from such artists as Martin Gaye, The Who, Booker T. & The M. G.'s and many more. Overall, Legend is honestly a brilliant movie. The movie's got a very good plot, brilliant acting, strong dialogue, some very graphic action sequences and an amazing soundtrack.

White Men Can't Jump is a really good movie. The movie's got a brilliant plot, which is about this lad called Billy (Woody Harrelson) who's pretty much making a living out by conning the African American basketball players. The way that he goes about it, is that he acts like he can't play basketball at all and he later teams up with Sidney (Wesley Snipes), who's pretty much one of the original people who he was conning but they come together and they try to double his chances on winning. The acting throughout this movie is brilliant, especially from Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, the two of them give some really good performances throughout. Also, the dialogue from the characters throughout this movie is pretty good, nothing feels too forced in any sort of way, it just feels natural and it's very good. Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes have got some great chemistry throughout this movie, which is really good and it adds to their characters. Finally, the cinematography from Russell Boyd is pretty decent, he captures the moments pretty well, which end up happening throughout this movie. Overall, White Men Can't Jump is a really good movie. It's got a brilliant plot, brilliant acting, pretty good dialogue, great chemistry and some decent cinematography.

The Little Mermaid has got a decent animation, some very talented voice actors and a great story to keep you entertained.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall has got some very hit and miss funny moments but Bill Hader and Paul Rudd are both honestly hilarious.