Film Journal - May, 2014

A pretty okay film, however Jim Carrey really steals the film, as the Chriss Angelesque magician.

While not as good as the first one, it's a pretty decent film.

 

Imagine a found footage version, of Rosemary's Baby. It's better, that it sounds, barely.

A great movie, with really great performances by Chiwetel Ejiofor, Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, Benedict Cumberbatch and Alfre Woodard. It's definitely, worth checking out.

 

A great movie, in every sense of the word. I especially like the acting, cinematography and music in the film.

 

While not as good, as the first two, it's a pretty decent film.

"Hit paydirt, with KDIRT." While Andrew "Dice" Clay, may have not been one of my favorite comedians, it's still a pretty decent film, with some moments here and there.

A dark and gritty crime film, with very little grey center. It's one favorite film, from the 80's, very much underrated, and has a really great soundtrack.

One of my favorite guilty pleasure movies, from the 80's. And one that I enjoy watching, every once in a while.

 

A fun, silly, and all around enjoyable film, to watch.

 

While not as good as the first film, it's a pretty okay movie, that has it's moments.

 

One of my favorite Star Trek films, and then there's of course, the movie's ending.

A movie, that I enjoy watching, over and over again. It's funny and scary, all at the same time.

The soundtrack, is pretty awesome as well.

"That's alot of fish." It's considered, to be one of the worst movies of all time. And I kind of like the film. There, I said it.

 

It's an okay movie, it's also not the best film, Jamie Foxx has been in either.

A cheesy and over the top, horror movie. If anything, it definitely has plently of atmosphere, going for it.

One of my favorite Sci-Fi films, and other than part two, the best movie in the series.

 

A delightfully cute and quirky film, with a great soundtrack too.

Like is not a very strong enough word, to describe my feelings about this film, I really, really love this movie alot.

Is it possible, for a movie, to be cute, sad, dark, mysterious and scary, all at the same time?

In this, case it's definitely a yes. A classic, in many sense of the word.

 

One of my favorite films, from the 90's and it's definitely worth checking out.

"I have come here to kick ass, and chew bubblegum, and I'm all out of bubblegum."

As crazy and out of a story idea, as it may be, it's definitely an interestingly ass kicking movie.

"Have you recently had a close encounter?"

A beautiful and well made, sci-fi movie. Maybe aliens, are interested in us, as we are in them. Or then again, maybe not.

Yet another favorite film, of mine from the 80's, that I enjoy watching every once in awhile.

He truly is the lizard king. Sure the pacing is slow, the movie is long, and not nearly enough of Godzilla is in the film, but damn, it's a freaking awesome movie.

He's back, and Godzilla is ready to knock you out.

An epic end, to a truly epic trilogy. And definitely, worth checking out.

 

One of my favorite films, from the 80's, and favorite Eddie Murphy and Dan Akyroyd films as well.

 

I really love this film, alot. It's probably one of my favorite Steve Martin, and Michael Caine movies, too.

Plus, it has Ian McDiarmid in the movie, too.

If you always wanted to see Leonardo Dicaprio, become alien monster chow, here's your chance!

Spoiler alert: He doesn't.

A very much underrated film, and worth checking out to see an earlier performance from Kevin Spacey.

 

One of my favorite movies, from the 90's. The soundtrack is pretty good, too.

 

A pretty decent movie, that has it moments. I especially, liked Tim Curry, as the butler.

 

My favorite film in the series, that is pretty much a mixed bag. Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are especially great in the film.

A wonderfully odd and quirky film, that is pretty much like a version of Clue, done by Wes Anderson. I especially, loved Willem DaFoe, in the film.

As much as I liked the original, I like the remake even more so. Especially, the effects, and King Kong himself. Adrien Brody, was okay in the movie, I guess.

A more darker, grittier, edgier, and brooding movie, than the previous movies.

It's okay, I guess. The first half is pretty awesome, it's the everything after wards that kind of sends it, to a grinding halt.

 

As much as the first film as kind of meh, the sequel is very much beyond meh, and is pretty much pointless.

 

One of my favorite movies, from the last few years. The soundtrack is pretty good, too.

 

Before there was Apollo 13, there was this film, which was about the early days of the US space program, back when the very idea was risky at best.

The performances are really great, and so is the soundtrack.

 

At one time, cheesy 3-D horror films, were really big, and thus since Jaws was a pretty big profitable franchise, at the time, a 3-D sequel
was made.

Interesting fact: The film was nearly called, Jaws 3, People 0. Either way, the film kind of sucks.

Other wise known as the film, that killed the series. Several things are wrong with the film....

1) The Brodys leave where they used to live, to avoid anything like what happened previously, especially after Sean died at the beginning of the film, to the Bahamas, where off the coast, they are fricking sharks, everywhere!

2) Sharks have no memory or real emotions, other eat and swim, hence case, no need for revenge.

3) So, how big is the shark's family? What was the exact relation to this shark and the other sharks?

My favorite quote about the film, comes from Michael Caine: "I have never seen it, by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house it built, and it is terrific. "

Which pretty much sums up, everything you need to know about the film.

A fairly decent film, that has it's fair share of moments, I especially liked the raccoons. They are hilarious.

 

I absolutely, love this film. The characters, the animation, the soundtrack, the inside jokes, everything. It's my favorite film, in the series.

 

Other than Dark Knight, Batman Returns and Batman Begins, it's one of my favorite Batman films.

Not only, is Michael Keaton, my favorite Batman, but Jack Nicholson, is one of my favorite The Jokers.

Plus, it has an awesome soundtrack by Prince and Danny Elfman.

 

"We have doomed the wolf not for what it is, but for what we deliberately and mistakenly perceive it to be –the mythologized epitome of a savage ruthless killer, which is, in reality, no more than a reflected image of ourself.” - Farley Mowat, May 21, 1921 - May 6, 2014

A very much underrated film, with great cinematography, performances, and soundtrack. Check it out, you won't regret it.

 

One of my comedy films, and also a classic movie as well.

 

A really odd, and very unusual film, and one worth checking out.

A totally odd, and strange movie. I really love the film, and especially it's soundtrack.

And remember....

"A repo man's life, is always intense."

 

A really fun, and hilarious movie. It's my favorite movie, in the series.

 

While not a very great movie, it's a pretty decent film. I looking forward, to the sequel, whenever it comes out.