Reviews

I've never cared much for Cassandra, and even less in the recent episodes. Becoming more and more disappointed by the lack of Eugene, I feel like he's been relegated to a punch line character. Seeing the continued story of Rapunzel and Eugene is why I started this show in the first place. This is an episode where they really could have given him something to do, there have been too many missed opportunities. This episode has some nice callbacks to the movie, but that just made me notice the lack of Eugene even more. I know it's a kid's show, but they could do so much more, and to some degree I feel we're getting much more Flynn Rider than Eugene Fitzherbert, and that's a persona he's supposedly left behind.

I am very happy I saw this movie for free.. if I had paid, I'd want my money back. I was bored out of my mind, I usually like movies like this, but this film took itself to seriously, and kept trying to be artistic, and if I had to hear 'my name is Domino Harvey' one more time I would have gone crazy. There is a sex scene as well in the film that doesn't belong at all, it just seemed very cheap, and there was no reason for it at all. Especially not at that point in the film. I feel the movie was just an excuse to put Keira Knightley in skimpy outfits and have her shoot a gun. There are also some sub plots that are didn't need to be included to the extent they were, the movie is way to long and as I mentioned above it takes itself waaay to seriously.

Just bad. Once you've seen the English version this comes across as a slap in the face to the creators. The actors are really not up to it, nothing can compare to the English cast, the chemistry just doesn't seem to be right here. And nobody else can really do Geoff the way he's supposed to be. I wasn't able to enjoy the U.S. version, it all just seemed wrong. As I have already stated the chemistry is just wrong. The cast don't really seem that comfortable with what they're doing. Since I love the original British version so much, I was expecting this to keep up the same level of quality, but it doesn't even come close. I'm not at all surprised that it was cancelled.

It is an interesting plot, and I think they did a fairly good job. But it could have been so much more! The actors to a very good job, and I was impressed by Bale's performance. The thing that bugs me about this film are various plot holes and such. The main goal here is to slay the male dragon, meaning that there's only one, so he can't impregnate all the females. I just have one question; Do none of these females give birth to male dragons? There are a lot of great effects, the dragons look great, and the actors DO deliver a great performance. But the plot is lacking, dialogue cliche and I have a problem with the "just one male" concept. But in spite of that it does have entertainment value. 3/6

OK, I don't really know what to think about this movie... Personally I found it pointless. I mean, why does Deckard have to kill these replicants? All they want to do is find their maker. So the thing is; This guy makes replicants, Deckard kills replicants, so why should they care if they want to meet their maker? Why does Deckard care if they hurt their maker? And the whole romantic aspect of this movie is totally pointless. Which is what I think of this movie: "Totally pointless."

This is the saddest thing I've seen on Tv in ages! There's no reason at al to watch this piece off crap! I personally want to sue the producers off this show for stealing 30minutes off my life! To be short: This is a utter piece of crap!

This movie is to say the least, INCREDIBLE! I only have two complaints; The beginning is a little rocky for those who have read the book, there is a lot of things that are cut. Of course they had reason to do so, but it wouldn't hurt to add a little more before the arrival at "THE PRANCING PONY". My other complaint is that 1 year is to long a wait for the next movie, way to long! But the movie is wonderful, and you really feel for the little hobbit, Frodo. Elijah Wood is without question one of the best actors I've seen in a long time, when he screams you FEEL the pain! I'm also happy to see some new faces, Billy Boyd & Dominic Monaghan are great as Merry & Pippin, bringing some humor in to all the dangers and peril. And Sean Astin is just lovable as Samwise Gamgee. To say the least, all the actors did a great job in portraying their characters. And we should all thank Peter Jackson for bringing this amazing story to the BIG-Screen! 10/10

The movie actually starts off half interesting, but as it lingers on into eternity you get pretty bored. Whoever thought that making a movie with Mariah Carey in the lead role was a good idea should have their head examined! This is a story we've seen 100 times before, about a poor little orphan girl that suddenly makes it big-time, and has to meet the life as a star. The ending off the movie is a let-down for the people that find this half-interesting, because it seems like the writer just got tired off working on this project and just wanted to get it over with. This is the kind of movie couples go to just so they can spend the time making out, if you want to see a good movie I recommend that you go see something else something else.