Pretty crappy. Some creepy stuff near the very end, but otherwise it was boring.




Much better, but not scary at the least. Ok story, very good acting.



This one, however, is so bad its good. Pure cheese, really. Highly entertaining.

I liked the new Turtles movie. Megan Fox actually did a good job on it too, actually.

Very entertaining. 7/10

Bubba Ho-Tep is a masterpiece.

"Star Trek:Into Darkness"
Follow-up to 2009's blockbuster reboot

Kirk and crew are in pursuit of a renegade Starfleet officer (Benedict Cumberbatch) who apparently has seen "The Godfather Part III" one too many times

We get Klingons, rogue factions and a plot twist you'll see coming from parsecs away

Alice Eve is on hand, and while she may be mostly eye candy, she looks really talented at least

definitely worthwhile and Karl Urban seems more comfortable as McCoy this time

The Day The Earth Stood Still

Eeeeewwwwww

This isn't even close to the classic 1951 film of the same name. It's total crap on a stick. Keanu Reeves proves why he's not a great actor in this by playing a block of wood named Klaatu. Only Klaatu is not a block of wood but in this movie how could you tell?

Other then the names and Gort who is now a giant robot made of nano machines there is very little to tie this to the original and far better film of the same name.

4/10

Mythica was like a live action RPG

Sigourney Weaver is 5'11'' or so Holly is 5'1"
so talk about the long and short of it

 

Probably the most important film Hollywood has ever made about itself, aside from being one of the bleakest. Perhaps it would be easy for modern audiences to see Gloria Swanson's performance as aging silent film star Norma Desmond as over-acting, but the character, every bit as much as the actor playing her, is constantly performing for an audience (one that for Desmond, no longer exists). Desmond is perhaps the saddest noir antagonist ever put to screen. In addition to being a seminal exploration of Hollywood ageism, the film is a case study in adaptive preference formation: We tend to shape our preferences around the options available to us, even when these are very limited, and as a result, we often find ourselves wanting to be in the situations which we cannot escape from. On some level, Gillis actually prefers basically being confined in Desmond's gloomy mansion. He spends his entire life following the path of least resistance, and by the time he takes action to actually do the right thing, it's too late.