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This is an easy 10. Me and the 8yo loved every second of this movie. It was funny and very true to the SMB world. If you love Mario you're gonna love this movie!

Mary Poppins Returns is brilliant. As a tragic fan of the original I had tears of joy streaming down my face in this movie. Some of the gas lighter scenes were cringey but forgivable. And the length isn't notice as it is always moving along. Great for kids.

La la is a genuinely spectacular movie. It is a musical which was not clear to me before I went in, but that just mad me even more excited to watch. La la land. La la is a love story between Gosling and Stone - a tale about a destined romance and chasing dreams set amidst a hotch potch of musical eras and themes. It's a musical and visual smorgasbord - and the piano work by Gosling (real or produced) is amazing. the occasional dance scenes reinforced the nostalgia. Beautiful from beginning to end.

I loved the first movie, it was so innovative for its time but 2016 is scarier for different reasons. Good horror/suspense taps into the viewer's fear of the unknown and a variety of standard phobias i.e. claustrophopbia (you will be terrified in one part), darkness, noises. This film had them all. It does follow the first film's format quite closely but the the thrills are different. I didn't feel as close to the characters.

I had no idea what to expect going into this movie but Gyllenhaal **** me in fro the get go. His Aspergers character is unlike anything depicted in cinema so far, showing a willingness to video victims as they die live on camera. It is an indictiment on the gory lengths "stringer" cameramen will go to get a scoop in today's tabloid TV (and print) news culture. Everyone is expendable in order to get a scoop.

This movie is painful to watch. I had to switch it of early because the woeful script and acting was undergraduate. It is plainly clear the the producers of the Original just asked for more of the same. The gags all feel derivative, the plots is boring and the ending is just so weird that it is not interesting. And I am saying all of this as a massive Ferrell/Carrell fan. This movie straight out **** and tarnishes the Anchorman 1 image. I can only surmise the positive reviewers were high at the time.

Interstellar is an intriguing tale because of its human characters. It's a story of a family who want to do what they love with who they love but are torn apart by a small competing priority - saving humankind. The science fiction theories I struggled with in the credibility department, certain convenient one in a trillion coincidences detracted from the ingenuity and risk of gambles the crew take. For the me most gripping aspects of Interstellar are the breathtaking foreign planet scenes and relationship between McConaughey and his daughter. The scenes on board the interstellar station are very reminiscent of Alien and the AI robot puts a news spin on HAL from 2001. The Matt Damon scenes are straight out bizarre! Nolan is always guaranteed to leave you thinking, wondering and conjecturing with friends. I see other reviewers compare this to Gravity and for what it's worth - I thought Gravity was a far more riveting and thrilling tale.