Film Journal - March, 2014

I really liked the film, and I especially liked Steve Coogan, in the movie as well.

 

A really great movie, about one of my favorite bands, Joy Division, and their lead singer, the late, great Ian Curtis.

 

Pulpy and way over the top, it's not very great, if anything is pretty okay.

 

Before there was Scream, there was April Fool's Day. A classic horror comedy film, that's worth checking out.

 

Yet another, favorite movie of mine from the 80's. The soundtrack, is pretty good too.

 

Barney Stinson, fighting bugs! With that out of that out of the way, it's a gloriously cheesy, over the top film.

Would you, like to know more?

A classic comedy, and one that I enjoy watching over and over, again.

Is Batman and Robin, one of the worse films of all time? No, not really.

Is it an entertainly cheesy film? Yes, definitely.

 

"Oh Louis, Louis. Still whining Louis. Have you heard enough? I've had to listen to that for centuries."

One of my favorite vampire films, of all time. It's dark, melancholy, and a great film.

 

While not a great movie, it is pretty entertainingly cheesy. Irvin Allen, himself would have been proud to see that the spirt of epic disaster films, still continues to this very day.

One of my favorite musical films, and guilty pleasure movies, of all time.

It's not just a great James Bond film, but an all around great action film as well.

There are bad movies, and bad sequels, but this could be worse and most Smurfingly bad film, of all time.

A really good film, with a really good soundtrack, and also very underated as well.

 

If you love action films, than Desperado is the film for you. Plus, it has Steve Buscemi, in too.

Stallone and Banderas, it could a so more much better film. It did however introduce me to one of my favorite actresses, Juilanne Moore.

I love cheesy 80's action films, and they don't get any better than Commando.

 

"Two men enter, one man leaves!" While not as good, as the previous two, it's still a pretty decent film.

 

It's cheesy? Definitely. While not as good as the first three, it does have it moments, and a memorable character in the form of Ivan Drago.

Which is more than can be said, for Rocky V.

 

This is where "the cheese factor", entered the picture. Hello, Thunder Lips! But however, it's a pretty good movie, and there is also Mr. T as well.

Kind of a rehash of the first one, I suppose if it's not broken, don't fix it.

That being ssid, it's a pretty good film.

A classic movie, that gets better with each viewing. One of my favorite sports movie of all time.

While I didn't like Cars and Cars 2, this was surprisingly not all that bad of a film.

An all around great movie, that's worth checking out. It's also one of Paul Verhoeven's best films.

Carice van Houten is especially great, in the movie.

A heart breaking, and powerful film. Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, and Ralph Fiennes, deliver great performances, in a really great movie.

 

A great and very funny movie, I especially liked Dennis Haysbert's character in the film. Heck, even Tom Berenger, Corbin Bernsen Charlie Sheen, and Wesley Snipes are great in the movie, as well.

One of my favorite vampire movies, of all time. It's action packed, from beginning to end, plus it has an awesome soundtrack.

It's one long blur of a movie. Just trying to keep up with it, is a bit of chore.

All though, Christina Ricci is pretty great in the film.

While not as good as the previous film, it's still a pretty fun film, none the less.

A gleefully over the top film. It's one of my favorite Quentin Tarantino movies, of all time.

 

''I need you to believe me right now.'' It's pretty much, a space movie set underwater. As weird as it may sound, it works in this case.

I find it's also one of Cameron's under appreciated films, too.

 

It's some what cheesy, but yet oddly gritty at the same time. Probably one of my favorite films from the 70's. Can you dig it?

Not nearly as good as the original, if anything it's adequate at best.

A really great movie, as much as I liked Ben Stiller and Jack Black in the film, I also liked Robert Downey, Jr. as Kurt Lazarus.

There is even great performances, from Steve Coogan as the beleaguered film director, and Matthew McConaughey, as well.

 

As much as I liked Braveheart, I liked Rob Roy even more as a movie.

A better than average movie, it's creepy and suspenseful, and somewhat better than the film, Signs.

Plus, there's also J.K. Simmons, as the alien abductee who tries to help the film out.

Not nearly as great as the first film, but still as sequels go, it's not all that bad either.

Captain Kirk and Bane, in the same movie! Or at at least, the actors who play them. It's an okay movie, but that's about it.

If you love horror movies, that are filled with suspense, and atmosphere, and are bone chillingly creepy, then this is the film for you.

It's one of my favorite horror films, of the last few years.

A classic action movie, in every sense of the word.

A bit more cartoonish, then the original, but it's still marginally kind of fun.

One of my favorite comic book movies, it has a great blend between the cartoon, and the more gritter elements of the original comic book.

 

It could be the worst film, and worse sequel, both at the same time.

 

An interesting film, about Burke and Hare, two men who supplied desd bodies, for science experiments and classes.

And after running low, they resorted to murder. A dark, and gritty movie, about a dark and gritty time period.

 

It's one of my favorite, crime dramas from over the last few years. I really liked this film, just ss much as I liked Infernal Affairs.

A spellbounding, epically awesome movie, in every sense of the word. Everything about the film, is great, especially the soundtrack.

 

Visually speaking, it's a stunning movie, the acting is pretty decent, overall it could have been, a somewhat better film.

 

It was okay, I guess. If anything, it was a bit more closer to the source material, than the original, but I like the one with Arnold a lot more.

If anything, it's way better, than Conan The Destroyer.

 

A cheestacular, combination of The Name of The Rose, The Devils, and Monty Python and The Holy Grail.

If any Nicholas Cage film, deserves to be a cult classic, it's this film.

One of my favorite films, from the last couple of years. The performances, especially from Daniel Day Lewis and Sally Fields, are one of the many things, I like about the movie.