Film Journal -June, 2014

While not quite as good, as Network or for that matter, Broadcast News, it's still a pretty good movie.

I especially liked Harrison Ford, as Mike Pomeroy, the legendary news anchor, who reluctantly takes on a job, anchoring for a morning news show, on a near death to last network.

One of my favorite guilty pleasure films, the soundtrack is pretty good, too.

One of my favorite comedies, from the 00's, it was also an introduction, to two of my favorite actors, Mark Ruffalo and Judy Greer.

I also liked the movie's soundtrack, as well.

While not one of Chris Rock's best movies, it's a pretty okay film.

 

I really like this movie a lot, and enjoy watching it whenever I get the chance.

The soundtrack, is also really great as well.

 

A pretty average movie, that I kind of like seeing now, and then.

Finally, I have gotten around to seeing, Stop Making Sense, and as a really big fan of The Talking Heads, I have been kicking myself, for not having seeing it, earlier.

It's an epic concert movie, worth checking out.

 

While not great, it does have it moments, my favorite being the parade scene in particular.

 

A very dark and bitting comedy, with some really great performances.

That being said, actual millage may vary.

 

Not just one of my favorite films, from the 80's, but also one of my favorite comedy films.

While not as good as the first film, it's a pretty good movie all around.

 

It's not nearly as good as Silence of the Lambs, but it's still a pretty decent movie.

 

An okay movie, Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy are great in the movie, it's just it could have been so much better.

 

One of my favorite films, from the last few years, the acting in the movie is great, and so is the soundtrack.

 

A pretty good movie, I did really like the scenes Tom Hanks and Jackie Gleason, had together.

While not as good as the first movie, I still kind of liked the film.

 

It's even better than the movie, before it, and I had a lot of fun watching the film.

Imagine the bad guy sensei, from The Karate Kid, with his own film, and you kind of get the idea, about this movie.

You'll cringe alot while seeing the movie, but it's still not all that bad of a film.

 

One of my favorite films of all time, thst I like watching, every now and then.

 

It's an okay movie, that is kind of dated, to say the very least. At least the BMX bike racing scenes, are pretty cool.

What can I say? BMX and skateboarding movies, were the big thing back then.

 

Great performances, in a really great film. It's also a relentlessly, dark, grim and depressing film.

Just because the answer is right in front of you, doesn't necessarily mean it will the one you want, and even then it may lead to even more uncomfortable questions.

A hauntingly, beautiful, and atmospheric film. However, if you are not into gore and/or insects, you may want to stay clear away.

A pretty decent thriller, that's worth checking out. A lesson to takd away from the film, if you in a film with James Spader as a bad guy, and you turn him down, if he asks you out, it's probably not going to end well.

A great film, that provides a stark, brutal, and realistic depiction of a war.

That being said, it's definitely not for the faint of heart.

 

A great film, with great acting, that's a nailbitter from beginning to end.

Is it cheesy? Yes. Is it a blatant, underwater version of Alien? Guilty as charged.

Do I still like the movie, regardless? Definitely. The soundtrack, is really great as well.