BradWesley123's Movie Journal- July 2009

It certainly isn't the best animated movie ever made, but colorful animation and a more coherent story make this an improvement over the original.

A bit too hit-and-miss for me, but it features some solid animation and a couple funny lines.

Not the classic that everyone makes it out to be, but it's decent.

Possibly the Coen Brothers' finest comedy, featuring a witty script and one of George Clooney's best performances.

One of the best gangster flicks ever made, includes two top-notch performances by Al Pacino and Johnny Depp.

A very slow-burn type mystery-thriller, with great performances from the whole cast, especially Matt Damon, who's gives an awards caliber performance.

One of the better films of 2008. Sean Penn is fantastic in his Oscar-Winning role, though I still think Mickey Rourke should have one for The Wrestler.

Overall, I thought that the version that I saw in theaters was better. The added scenes really didn't add much to the story, especially the Hollis Mason death scene, that just feels forced and out-of-place.

This was the first time that I had seen it since it was in theaters two years earlier. Had you asked me then what I thought of it, I would have called it one of the all time worst movies. Now, it's a decent, but overlong, summer action film.

To anyone who's read the other three lists, don't worry, this is the last time that this is on here for a while.

The whole cast is great, but it's just a bit too boring, and you can see the ending coming pretty early on.

It's okay. Some of the action sequences are fun, but it takes too heavily from other, better movies.