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Grave of the Fireflies is by far the most heart-wrenching film I have ever seen. However, it is one of the greatest ones I have seen.

Spider-man 3 is a bloated, pretentious mess of a film, but it is absolutely entertaining and a good example **** pleasure movie

I read the novel, and this movie does not disappoint. Sydney Poitier is fantastic playing a simple man urged to build a church for a group of German nuns.

John Wayne stars in the spectacular Western which has a great cast, superb script, and gripping drama.

"The Manchurian Candidate" is a cold, gripping satire thriller film that is still very intense. The acting and script improve this masterpiece even more.

A mediocre comedy that does not provide many laughs. It can be humorous at times, but it is generally a dry and forgettable film.

Even at nearly three hours in length, this visceral, gripping drama film about three war veterans never fails to interest.

Pro-abortion propaganda trash. This movie portrays abortion as a happy experience. But the truth is that you are murdering your baby!

In what is arguably one of the greatest films ever made, Henry Fonda gives what is possibly the finest performance of his career.

Studio Ghibli's gripping masterpiece "Spirited Away" is possibly the best of their films, filled with dazzling animation, superb characters, and plenty of emotion.

Just like "Wrath of the Titans", it is too focused on impressive visuals and stunning CGI work to be a good movie, however, it does have its moments.

"Wrath of the Titans" is probably the definition of a blah, forgettable, and overdone movie.

A decent, enjoyable sequel that is not as good as its predecessor, but still provides substantial entertainment.

A blah, overdone third movie in the Spy Kid series that should have just been left out. Not to mention the CGI is really bad.

"Spy Kids" is an enjoyable, action-packed movie that would especially appeal to kids, but could please anyone watching it.

This Christopher Nolan sci-fi film will unlikely fail to entertain due to it's outstanding performances, original and engaging plot, superb production and emotional impact.

The acting, the script, and the storyline form together to create what is arguably Leone's best work to bring a fantastic end to the "Dollars" trilogy featuring Clint Eastwood's iconic "Man With No Name".

A sweet, charming, faith-based drama that is quite enjoyable for Christian audiences, though it definitely falls into the problems a lot of Christian movies do: It has a cliched script, rather predictable plot, but a lot of it is redeemed with strong acting.

"Inception" is a mind-bending and complex action thriller that will likely engage -- and most probably confuse -- people who enjoy that material. This is a must for fans of Christopher Nolan, sci-fi, thrillers, and action.

This holiday essential does not fail to provide many, many long laughs, and, though it is flawed in certain ways, it is wonderful for families who want an uproarious Christmas season watching movies.

I am 100 percent a pro-life Christian, so I love the messages of this film, but the dialogue was mediocre, the acting was blah, and the production of this heavy-handed drama was just unimpressive.

Simply outstanding. The film is absolutely gripping, and what helps it is its extraordinary visuals. This is a must-see for all movie buffs.

Visually stunning and technically advanced it is, but I did not see much more than loud explosions and monster trucks in this film. It is certainly not bad, but I find it quite overrated.

John Krasinski's chilling horror thriller is not the best of its kind, but it has substantial scares that are great for a Friday night.

Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn show their talent in the riveting adventure masterpiece.

Simply one of the best films ever made. Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman are at their absolute best in this top-notch romantic drama film. A must-see.

So utterly dreadful it is simply hilarious. This is a must watch to all bad movie lovers.

The one thing is would call this movie is "Trashhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"...........................................

Adam Sandler's steaming pile of excrement "Jack and Jill" is arguably the worst film that has ever been made.

It is safe to say that this movie deserves to be in the top five greatest films of all time.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]