Reviews

I think I can understand why someone would like this movie, maybe. If you're interested in watching a really tremendously boring, cliché depiction of someone's uninteresting life, this is your jam.

If you're not... wow, this movie was so terrible. Beyond terrible. It follows Christine Julia-Dreyfuss (who is cute as a button but so lifeless in this movie) as a masseuse and a tangled web she unintentionally weaves as a masseuse.

The acting is an attempt at dry humor but it comes across as the actors being just as bored with the story as the viewer is. It was just like watching an average person's life and it was so boring. Sorry.

hollow is good entertainment and what I expected. I understand the choice to do found footage since it's a low budget indy, but I would've loved to see what the director could do w a big budget. It had a great story and interesting characters, and I would've LOVED to see it as a 3rd person narrative.

Aside from that personal pref, I enjoyed the movie and am happy w my purchase. It's an entertaining movie with some unique religious overtones and is well done. Would watch again

PS - if you startle easy, be prepared for some scene changes that have really loud noises to scare you. It kind of lulled me into a false sense of security w the character development in the beginning and then scared me badly

This is a classic entertainment action flick. If you're expecting deep revelations to life, you won't get it. If you want great entertainment in what I'd say is what the majority of summer action flicks strive for - then Tomb Raider is just awesome.

I'm genuinely surprised that the rating for this movie is so low. Tomb Raider is one of the movies that I'll occasionally throw on when I just feel like watching a good action flick circa Mission Impossible. It's entertaining, it's pretty smart, and it's a clever adaptation of a video game.

I'm also a huge fan of the soundtrack to this movie. The compilation of songs is really great.

After watching the first episode in the first season, I thought that this had great potential. It... definitely did not live up to that first episode. Instead, it fell victim to aggrandizing and near-worshipping terrible people doing terrible things.

I also really disagree with the casting choices, aside from Bacon. He is absolutely great and probably one of the only redeeming actors. Claire is OK, as well, but the writing makes her do the stupidest things over and over. But here's my point: Joe. He's supposed to be incredibly charismatic to the point where you can understand people falling over themselves to devote their lives to him. I just don't get it. He's not charming nor is he good-looking to the point where it makes sense.

Sorry.

Also, I really really disliked how inept they made authorities look. Yeah, yeah, some of them can make stupid mistakes. But over and over in this series they're just bumbling idiots.

I get that they're trying to avoid clichés by doing the opposite of what most series would do but they went so far in the opposite direction it doesn't really work.

Now, aside from the fact that it sounds like I really hate this series, I don't. I watched all of it much to my chagrin. I'll probably even watch the next season.

It's OK but if you can't handle inconsistencies, consistent illogical actions, annoying character decisions, and disgusting worshiping of bad people, please avoid.

I watched this movie when I was young back when it first came out, and I remember that I was terrified because of it for weeks. Even the mere sight of average moths at nighttime afterward scared me for a while. So, for children, yes, it's pretty scary (or maybe I was a wuss, this is very much entirely possible).

Rewatching it now, this is definitely a good psychological thriller. I'm not a big fan of Richard Gere but he does an impeccable job in this film; he's charming and you begin to genuinely care about what is going on through his burgeoning interest. The art direction is also well done in this film and overall the story is pretty engaging.

This movie is disturbing and disgusting but if you're watching it that's the point. It had a lot of points that made me feel -- for lack of a better word -- plain icky.

Elijah Wood does a great job dialing up the creep factor -- he is incredibly believable as an unadulterated psychopath. Maniac recently got banned in some locales because of its content, so that alone says that it does well in the horror genre.

It's unsettling, creepy, gross. It does what it sets out to do pretty well. The direction is good in this film as is the cinematography; for a remake it was exceptional!

This is one of those movies that could've been great, but falls victim to formulaic Hollywood thinking.

Drop the unneeded quasi-romance and Natalie Portman, and you'd have a better movie.

I'm also not sure about the casting choice for Thor. I get it, and I get why a lot of people are probably ga-ga about the choice, but Thor would be better off if he came across as more intelligent (and higher emotional IQ). Thor is supposed to be incredibly strong but not a derpy brute.

Maybe I'm being too harsh. The fact of the matter is that the way the movie was done, you find yourself rooting way more for Loki, who is absolutely terrific.

Have a spin-off with just Loki, and it'd prob be a ten.

I loved this film. It was incredibly well done - the cinematography, direction, and writing were so great. And the acting! Viggo Mortensen is so great.

They did a great job in making the star horse emote and 'give opinions' as well. I have to admit, I'm a sucker for a good animal flick (within reason) if it's done well and not cheesy. This is just a good story.

The imagery across the desert are beautiful, although I think someone was a little overzealous (not that I can blame them) with the sun in the background on a horsey shadow. But it was all good

Very few movies these days (I know, I know, this movie is nearly a decade old now but bear with me!) get me to the point at which I'm actively rooting for the protagonist, on the edge of my seat.

This film was exceptional, I can highly recommend it!

This movie is a good show as to why nepotism and movies just don't mix.

Why did Will Smith have to subject us to this? I hate bagging on a young but really he has no business being the lead of a film (and lead he is, as Will Smith is pretty obsolete in this film). Maybe if he gets enough practice he'll be a good actor, but as is now this was a trainwreck to have to watch.

The premise at first blush is interesting scifi, but if you look further it is literally an ode to scientology.

It wasn't a good film and I resented being tricked into 1) watching Will Smith's kid stumble through a film 2) watching a film subtly trying to convert me to scientology.

Please skip this.