Reviews

I go into movies open minded, and the fact that I like Nick Swardson in most movies gave me a little hope. This movie is by far the worst thing I have ever seen.

The movie has no real climax, and half the time you could careless about what is going on. I found my self drifting during this moving due to boredom. The reviews are exactly as everybody says. DO NOT SEE THIS MOVIE.

The only person who made me laugh was Kevin Nealon who plays a snap-show roommate. Besides that, this movie should be burned. I highly suggest everyone to just pass on by this movie as if it was never made.

I almost don't even want to check out any of Nick Swardsons movies after this one....

I tried to like this movie since I watch a lot of indie films that are similar, but I just couldn't get into this movie. I don't know if it was the pacing, or just because there is no real build up to anything. The acting was pretty solid in the movie, maybe one of the only things it has going for it. There was a lot of cool artsy scenes that I found to be cool, the contrast on a lot of the scenes is high giving the scenes a nice glowing look that seems ever so popular in indie films. All in all, it just wasn't enough to keep me interested. I could see people liking the movie though, and I'm not saying it's a terrible movie. If you dig the whole indie thing, I'd say check it out and make your own judgement of it.

I went into this drama not really knowing anything about it. I just thought the name was kind of neat, and the reviews weren't to bad. It is a pretty slow film, and you can tell it was shot on a budget. I didn't mind it at all though, I found the story to be down to earth. Rhoda Williams plays a timid girl, and I found her acting to be quite good. There is some really cool shots in this movie, and I liked how a lot of it was filmed. Definitely not for everyone, but to people with an open mind, they should be able to enjoy the film for what it is. I find a lot of these indie films can be quite good, and some can be horrible. This one sits in the mediocre range for me. Hope this helps!

Let me start by saying I feel like I've watched every single move there is known to existence. I was looking for something new to watch, and couldn't find anything...So I went with crazy stupid love. This is something I wouldn't normally watch but it had gotten good reviews so I decided to check it out. In short, I really liked it. Ryan Gosling does an exceptional job with playing this smooth talking ladies man. While Steve Carrel plays the complete opposite. A guy that is down on his luck, and just trying to get back on the horse. The way the film intertwines all the characters, is fun and entertaining. There isn't really any characters I didn't like, and by the end of the film when the credits rolled up I had a smile on my face. I guess that was the point of the movie, so two thumbs up from me!

I've seen this film a number of times now and It never get's old. Having grown up with the semi new era of movies. I haven't watched a whole lot of older movies that date as far back as The Thing. I consider this movie to be a contender for one of my favorite movies though! Strong cast, the effects are great for its time and it over all holds it's creepy atmosphere it set out to have. I would recommend this movie to any horror movie buff, that love the whole monster/alien theme. The Thing does it, and it does it well. I am pretty excited for the prequel coming out next weekend. I really hope it holds up to this masterpiece.