Film Journal - February 2014

One of my favorite films, it's fun and cheesy, and very much enjoyable. I also like the soundtrack, as well.

 

A dark, moody, and atmospheric thriller. And a very underrated film, as well.

 

A great comedy film. As much as I liked Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, in the movie, I liked Rachel McAdams and Isla Fisher, even more so.

I do have to admit, at first I thought that the movie was okay, but after seeing it for the fourth time, and yes, it was the director's cut, this time around, I actually kind of grown to like the film somewhat.

A pretty decent film, as much as it as it's Channing Tatum's movie, Matthew McConaughey steals it as the club's owner.

 

"Nothing against him, but if I hear "Ya Mo B There", one more time, I'm going to burn this "Ya Mo" place to the ground."

Steve Carrell, is one of my favorite actors at the moment, and this movie is one of those reasons. You'll laugh, and wince both at the same time while seeing this film.

 

Finally, I have gotten around to seeing what many dubbed, "The worst movie of 2013".

And while it's not the worse, it is pretty bad. If your idea of entertainment, is bad CGI, plot elements that go nowhere fast, and Will Smith's charecter yelling at his kid, alot, then this is the film for you.

I liked the film better when it was called Enemy Mine.

I suppose, that it does it's job of hightlighting the early half of Bieber's career, but other than that there is not much else there.

If you're a fan, you will probably like the film, if you don't, than you'll won't get a whole lot out of the movie.

 

Epic on many levels, not just in directing, but in acting as well.

It also has one of the best performances, from the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman.

 

It's a great movie, one that I could watch over and over again.

And also a annual tradition, to watch every year, on Groundhog Day, as well.

A fascinating odd and weird film. Does it make any sense. No. Is it very long and drawn out at times? Yes. But yet, for all of that, it's also a unique movie, with some pretty awesome effects.

Plus, I loved Kenneth McMillan, as the Baron, and Sting as Feyd, plus it was my first time seeing Patrick Stewart, in pretty anything at the time, when I first saw, awhile back, and he has been one of my favorite actors, since then.

And finally, the soundtrack by Toto and Brian Eno, is one of my favorites.

 

A movie, that I enjoy watching, every now and then. As much as I liked Leonardo DeCaprio and Kate Winslet, for me Billy Zane and Kathy Bates, steal the movie.

  

I really like the movie a lot, it's funny and dark, and very underrated.

 

Not only, is it a classic film, it's also a movie that has many imitators, some are pretty good, others not so much.

While there has aldo many sequels, there is only one Die Hard.

One of my favorite comedies, of the last years. I really liked Michael Cera and Jonah Hill, a lot in this movie.

A pretty start, to a really great series. Martin Freeman, is really good in the movie, as Bilbo.

Before there was Scream, there was Popcorn, a very underrated horror/comedy, that definitely deserves a large audience.

 

While not nearly as good as the first two, it's a pretty solid film film, and my favorite part of the film, would have to be Jeremy Irons.

It's not of the one worse comic book movies, ever as some make it out to be.

In fact, it's a pretty okay film, thanks mostly to Colin Farrell and Michael Clark Duncan.

 

It's pretty much an extended Simpsons episode, and as far as it goes it's a pretty good films.

Probably, one of the best films from last year, if you like sport films, then you will really enjoy this movie.

Really like this film a lot, especially the soundtrack and the performances. It's one of my favorite from the 80's.

A wonderfully cringe inducing movie. It's hard to know, whether to laugh, or not laugh, or to take the film really all that serious.

But that's the great thing, about the film.

While not as great, as the first film, it still has it's moments, particularly Eric Idle's extended cameo, as the very unfortunate bicyclist who unfortunately, meets the Griswalds quite frequently.

Pretty much, one of my favorite comedy films, the fact that they are able to get away with alot of the stuff in the movie, makes the film even more funnier.

I had a great time, watching the movie, and looking forward to seeing it again and again.

Probably, the best Disney movie, I have seen in quite awhile.

The final film in the series, it's oddly more darker than the previous films. It also provides a fitting end, to a great series.

A great film, and while I like Jamie Foxx and Christop Waltz, in the movie, Leonardo Dicaprio and Samuel L. Jackson, have great performances as well.

I like this film a lot, especially Rowan Atkinson's cameo in the movie as well.

 

It's not exactly, the most easiest film to watch after eating, but it also has it's fair shsre of moments. Pancakes!

One of my favorite films, from the last few years, there are some really great actors in the movie, but for me Bill Nigby pretty much steals the movie, as the washed out pop star desperately looking for one big hit song.

 

An odd, quirky, and interesting movie, that has plenty of sharp twists and turns.

It's also a very underrated movie, as well.

 

An interesting strange movie. For me, Pete Postelwaite, was one of my favorite things about film, that and the soundtrack.

A great movie, with really great acting and cinematography. It's not the most easiest film, to watch in that it's a pretty dark at times.

 

It's not a really great film, in fact it gets some what melodramatic at times, for me the best part of the film, was James Spader in one of his earlier films.

It's an okay film, and as much I as liked Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film, I loved the ferret that was in the movie, even more.

 

Not exactly, one of the most easiest films to watch, in fact it has one of the more brutal endings, I have seen in a while. The movie, pretty much dares you to look away, but guess what? Try as hard ss you can, you're not able to. It's that good of a film.

 

Friends, don't let friends, watch Doom. The movie, is really that bad.

Basically, Shaun of The Dead, but with aliens. A fun, enjoyable film, that I enjoy watching every now and then.

Bad Teen Wolf Too, bad. Now go play fletch.

I kind of like Independence Day, a lot. It's cheesy, over the top, and action packed. It's considered to be the worst film, of all time, but I would rather watch this, than say I don't know, Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen.

Of all of Tom Hanks' earlier films, this would to be one of my favorites.

Wall Street, provided the darker side of business, one that's still just as precedent as then as now, even if the movie is a bit dated.

 

A great movie, with a great soundtrack, and provides a look at success and how even the of bands and singers, can fade away no matter how good things can get.

One of my favorite comic book movies, it's also a great and underrated action film.

An odd, strange film, that's really interesting to say the very least. The cinematography, make up effects, and music are really great.

And yes, that is John Larroquette, and Ray Wise, in the film.

 

I kind of liked the series, up until this point. Alot of jokes, that go nowhere and fall flat, pretty much sums up the movie.

Please, let this be the end of the series.

An enjoyably goofy, and silly movie. It's one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies, of all time.

One of my favorite werewolf movies, the special effects are really great as well.

I love the odd combination of humor and scares, that the film has.