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Rate The Movie Above
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a beautiful film again. must be seen with subtitles and not with the dubbing.
9.5 / 10.
on the beauty theme... american beauty.
Excellent movie, very very different to anything Sandler had done before. Gave Adam Sandler some sort of acting credibility.
8 out of 10
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Welcome to the Jungle 7/10
I didn't mind it as I like both The Rock and Sean William Scott... plus ALWAYS love Christopher Walken in any movie. 2 leads seem to have chemistry together, it has The Rocks toughness like Arnie's glory days and SWS's cheekiness and laughs.
The Three Amigos
I didn't mind it as I like both The Rock and Sean William Scott... plus ALWAYS love Christopher Walken in any movie. 2 leads seem to have chemistry together, it has The Rocks toughness like Arnie's glory days and SWS's cheekiness and laughs.
The Three Amigos
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3 Amigos 7/10 - Chevy Chase was almost the Will Farrell of the '80s, i remember seeing this at the movies when i was a kid.
Twelve Monkeys
Not my sorta film. 4/10
Crime and Punishment in Suburbia
Crime and Punishment in Suburbia
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4/10
Been a while since I saw it, but it definitely didn't strike me as anything more then a stock standard TV movie. No redeeming qualities that I can remember, although in saying that it is because of this movie that I recognised the actor that is now in 'Mad Men'. I was pretty surprised to see him actually.
Anyways I was going to pick Fargo, but thought I'd go with something a bit more unknown so;
Brick (2005) - Gordon Levitt is one of the brightest upcoming stars
4/10
Been a while since I saw it, but it definitely didn't strike me as anything more then a stock standard TV movie. No redeeming qualities that I can remember, although in saying that it is because of this movie that I recognised the actor that is now in 'Mad Men'. I was pretty surprised to see him actually.
Anyways I was going to pick Fargo, but thought I'd go with something a bit more unknown so;
Brick (2005) - Gordon Levitt is one of the brightest upcoming stars
acting was great, plot was a lil confusing 7/10
Stop-Loss
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6.5/10
I didn't mind it, found the 'underworld' of soldiers being Stop-lossed pretty interesting, but overall the movie was only solid without being brilliant. Good range of young, upcoming talent on display though.
No End In Sight (2007)
