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My favorite movie of all time. Amazing characters, story, cast, tone, industrial music, and effects.

Honestly, this movie is alright, but it got cut down, which made it less original unfortunately. ****/p/metro-goldwyn-mayer-make-the-extended-cut-of-carrie-2013

****/document/d/1osz9GKvpiHpIw94I7976PMhEyruzG3P4HnE6T68iW0g/edit?usp=sharing This explains my problems with the Ultimate edition.

I have some nitpicks, specifically some of the characters not being that interesting, the film being dampened by the amount of exposition, lack of entertainment, and the visuals being washed out with those lights being white instead of blue. But it's actually pretty good tbh.

It's just racial and offensive jokes, nothing more than that. It's just a waste of time.

It's fine enough, but it's sometimes boring imo, and the overlong runtime doesn't help

I wish the characters became Power Rangers earlier, but I like them a lot due to their great character development.

Hollywood, you don't need to turn everything into superhero movies and cinematic universes, and you shouldn't.

Likable characters with development: Grant Eric Udesky Likable characters that lack development: Ellie Unlikable and/or underdeveloped characters: Amanda Paul Billy Cooper Nash Ben Enrique Enrique's friend Mark Other problems: All of the kills are in the first 44 minutes in this 92 minutes film. Grant and Ellie are not together. Billy isn't killed. He could've died, but at the end they show that he's alive somehow. Udesky dies too early. What dinosaur killed Enrique and his friend? How does a dinosaur crash through a strong metal gate, but can't knock down a wooden door? Speaking dinosaur language with a fossil. The threatening dinosaurs look a little adorable and cute, but the harmless dinosaur look scary and hideous. 3.5/10, not my favorite

Stop being so overlong and boring. I don't think it's a bad film, but why is it nearly 3 hours long, why is there a number of unneeded characters and scenes?

0.5/10. That .5 comes from the kids not being painfully awful, unlike the rest of the film

This trilogy is great. In this film the characters are awesome, the story and themes are done well, and it's also very funny.

Overall, pretty good imo. But: Overlong runtime Unnecessary characters and scenes

It's another so bad it's good classic. It has a terrible plot, horrible characters, awful effects, and it's hilarious.

Too derivative of the original film, even down to the climax. It's not an awful film, but it isn't as good as the first two movies imo.

A great start to a great series, with astounding performances and a nice story.

2 major problems: 1. Little build up and payoff. We have only been fully introduced to 3 of 6 of these heroes. And only 2 of them, Superman and Wonder Woman, have enough character development. 2. Studio meddling. The tone is atrocious, with Whedon's one liners getting in the way of Snyder's dark tone. The climax has awful CGI and the bright orange coloring didn't fit. I heard that the Snyder cut will be released. So, yay

The Dark Universe is dead before it could get started. All it takes is one film, that has uninteresting characters, confusing ideology, and unresolved plot points to set up for 5+ sequels

I think it's a big improvement over The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, or as I like to call An Unexpected Filler. This film is a little overlong, but I still enjoyed it. 7.5/10

This stupid franchise has now jumped the shark again. It's so f**king shallow with character emotions and relationships that fall flat. The setting in England, the action, and the smaller amount of characters makes this slightly different. But this series is awful.

So some woman seduces Dom and he betrays his piss poor excuse for a family. These characters ****, and I still don't give a damn what happens. The action is decent, but not outstanding.

Yes, the story is too familiar to other plots, but it's not poorly executed or written. And outside of that, the production values are awesome.

Forgettable, stupid plot, boring characters. Now the series changes into a melodrama Mission Impossible ripoff with a theme of cars.

There's a plot and characters now, but it's too late for me to give a f**k. You filmmakers should've thought of this 4 movies back. And the side characters are so f**king bland and boring.

Unlike Fast Five, this movie goes in a slightly different direction, and doesn't tread into over the top stupidity territory.

The protagonist has no right being as likable and charming as he is. Seriously, he is just awesome.

I like the continuation and the introudiction of Tyrese Gibson here. It adds some nice new life.

It's a pretty good movie, with decent main characters and great car action.

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With a great lead, great gore, a nice wild adventure, and a new family member, Chop Top, I love this outrageous horror comedy slightly more than the original.

This film is a shot for shot remake and it's lazy, stupid, and dull. I mean, I guess it's different. It's in color, it's not well acted, there's a bunch of overexposed shots, the very few new additions (like the sexual part of Norman) are awful, the film looks cheap.

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The timeline is confusing, but I really liked this film. I like these characters, the story, and the terror. I like this more than Purge: Anarchy (which is a 7.5/10 for me), because this film shows us more of the political views.

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This film could've worked if Chucky wasn't jerking off, driving a car, and killing Britney Spears. There's also a lot of sexual comedy, which is uncomfortable and annoying. Then there's Glenn pissing his pants, ugh. This film could've worked if they didn't make stupid writing decisions. And this film looks like a cheap, direct to video product, which is ironic as this was the last theatrically released Chucky film.

I like the meta tone, the inclusion of Jennifer Tilly's Tiffany Valentine, the kills, and the story. But Jesse and Jade are atrocious characters. They are so annoying, they frame each other for the murders, but then they're fine. I f**king hate them. Overall this movie is decent, though the protagonists are garbage.

Most of the kills are unimpressive, the story is just the first 2 films, only now it's mostly in a boring military school, the characters are stereotypes, and I just wish that there was something new introduced. I think this film should've taken place in the carnival for most of the film instead of the school. Edit: after rewatching it, I feel like the third act carnival was added in to make the film more interesting. JESUS, this movie is boring af. Sorry mindless fanboys who disliked my opinion.

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This is my favorite Saw film, due to how simple the story is and how easy it is to follow. I also liked the characters and the traps they had to go through.

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The characters in this film are actually likable and fun. The kills were underwhelming, but with more and more deleted footage being added back in, the kills get better and better. Watch this instead of the shi*tty remake

Ok seriously, how is this loved so much? These characters are extremely unlikable, besides Sarah. The CGI effects are horrendous and awful. The 3D effects are annoying. And this film looks so cheaply made. The twist is obvious, so the filmmakers were like "let's make the other characters unlikable ****, just to add suspense." This is such a rushed cash grab with very little intelligence. But people like seeing crap being thrown at them in 3D, so this film is loved by the people who don't think. And the climax is very lame and underwhelming. It's just a short fight with a boring explosion.

I think it's a pretty good sequel, that's a bit over the top. And I like it.

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This film finally gets to the start of the Clone Wars, Anakin and Obi-Wan's strong friendship, Anakin and Padme's romance, and his anger foreshadowing his transition. So why is this worse than The Phantom Menace then? Because there's a bunch of political talks, pointless moments, awful acting, terrible writing, more characters that aren't interesting, and more. But this one is straight up boring! You think with a name of "Attack of the Clones" and interesting visuals, you think you'd get an entertaining film. But surprisingly no! 3/10

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The film tries to be like Pirates of the Carribean. I would like the film more if it wasn't 2 hours and 29 minutes long! Like seriously, this story could be told in 1 hour and 50 minutes. What's with all the padding? Were the filmmakers trying to be overlong and boring like Pirates of the Carribean 3?!

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The kills are not that great and yes, this is the film with the copycat killer, but a few of the kills are great, most of the new character are fun, and Tommy is given another great actor. I don't mind the twist, as I see it as Jason's impact is so large and inspirational someone copied him.