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The movie was okay. I enjoyed Jennifer Lawrence and Philip Seymour Hoffman's performances. The movie was filled with over-extended scenes but I wouldn't consider them boring. Liam Hemsworth`s character has been under-developed the entire series and it continues in Mockingjay. Many other characters are also under-developed and seem to just pop in at random places. Overall I feel like they could've made a 3 hour movie to sum up the series rather than making two but they make more money this way.

This movie was way better than it's predecessor. The plot was much more complex and developed. The action was good and the movie stayed somewhat unpredictable. Loki's part in the film was well put together and was significant. Jane Foster didn't seem as out of place in this one however it was definitely not perfect. The "bad guy" was kinda boring cause we didn't get to learn much about him. The movie had clever lines that made you crack a smile but nothing outrageously funny.

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Within the first ten minutes of this movie you know its a Baz Luhrman film. Baz tries to throw a modern spin on a 1920's flick in which he successfully executes. The characters were all over-acted which seems to be on purpose and, considering the setting, was appropriate. Leonardo was the perfect man to play as Mr. Jay Gatsby and he executed flawlessly as always. The casting for all the other characters were also done extremely well. The movie did not stray from the infamous novel which was appreciated.

Promised Land is solid flick with a good message at the end of a plot which wasn't as predictable as you would think. Not one of Damon's best performances but not bad.

Invictus is a movie about inspiration, leadership and overcoming adversity on so many levels. Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman played their parts excellently, even with the accents. The plot and script were both very well written. Even the 10 minute rugby scene had me on the edge of my seat.

Syriana was a well put together movie. Although the story was difficult to follow, and I had to pause like 8 times to figure out what happened in the previous scene, it was brilliantly put together through both plot and script. Acting was also very good. I'm afraid not many people have seen, or understood, this movie as its puts things into perspective.

I went into this movie with high expectations and I left very disappointed. The acting was good but few of the action scene were very exciting, especially if you compare them to the first three. The characters had no depth which can be blamed on the lack of depth in the story.

It's not often you see a trilogy improve as it goes on but the Bourne trilogy did just that. Ultimatum had great action, although carried out a little long. As a viewer you actually feared for the lives of the characters and each character had depth. The 3rd Bourne movie was the best one because it was the most unpredictable and you really knew the characters.

Plot was well pieced together start to finish. Stayed true to comics enough. Action was good and fun although the train scene was a little "unrealistic" to say the least but overall good action.

Supremacy was much better than Identity on many levels. First of all, the plot was significantly deeper, secondly, the characters also had more depth than the first. There was much more emotion shown in Supremacy's characters and were well acted. The movie ended with all questions answered, which was appreciated, not saying the first one did.

Premium Rush is a good flick that features many chases and close calls that keeps you interested. Successful in its attempts at humor. Micheal Shannon played a great character.

Elysium was a Si-FI standout. Featured awesome characters that were well acted. Props to the guy that played the antagonist from district 9, he was awesome and really made you despise his character. Only problems I had was that the cameras were really shaky during pretty much the whole thing. I know its an action flick but I thought it was worse than usual.

The Bourne Idenity is a solid action flick that had a good plot. The movie started strong but towards the end I didn't know what Damon's character goal was. He wanted answers but he didn't really know what he was looking for in which turned to me not knowing what to look for.

this movie was a fun twist to history with a interesting portrayal of the "bad guys" during the civil war. Fun action. Characters were poorly developed.

this was a very interesting portrayal of the Disney classic. I didn't think Kirsten Stewart would be very good in this movie but I thought she did alright with her character. I didn't feel very intimidated by the queen. many of the scenes she was in, she was weak and vulnerable. also, the romantic part of the movie was broken.

a very interesting movie that held almost no character development. Showed an interesting take on what the world would be like if such a virus attacked the world.

I thoroughly enjoy this movie along with its characters. Robin Williams steps into a more serious role where he delivers a very strong performance. I mloved watching the interactions between many of the characters, especially Damon's and William's.

i didn't get what was supposed to be funny about this movie. they just looked like a bunch of broken human beings. every time a character lashed out I took it more seriously then in humor. though the characters were well acted.

I absolutely loved this movie. loved the characters and loved the actors who played them. just a movie where it was always tugging at your heart. made you wanna cry during the bad times and the happy times.

really good movie. great acting from both Pattinson and especially Waltz. Feature good characters and had some fun moments. Waltz' character was terrifically portrayed and made the viewers truly dislike the man. would've like more depth to witherspoons character

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