back to the future (the first)
one awesome movie, solid 9/10... hadn't seen it in ages and forgotten most, if not all of it.
one awesome movie, solid 9/10... hadn't seen it in ages and forgotten most, if not all of it.
I gave up on the Saw franchise after seeing the first one. I just didn't see anything plot wise in them. it was just gratuitous violence of people suffering. Nothing actually happens. The first film was ok. it was different and it was bearable. How it managed to proceed to launch another 6 films, a video game, theme park ride and everything else is beyond me.It was just, meh. The gore was plentiful as always, but I don't feel that the plot was very well thought out, and nothing new was added to the mix. No real big revelations, the SAW franchise should have died out 4 movies ago. 3/10
Agreed, hated that film. They took one of the best storylines from the X-Men comics and completely ruined it. One of the few films i've walked out on (that and Spider-Man 3).Xmen 3, awful awful awful
Does this mean i should be looking at Arthur Darvill as a bit of hot stuff over Karen Gillan now?Tron (2010).
Utter, utter waste of time.
Watch for Olivia Wilde in spandex. If gay, do not watch.
Hated it, hated it with pure passion mostly because of some of the things you listed. Charater development was all over the place and behaved nothing like their book counterparts.X-Men: First Class (finally in non-3d, so I can not be annoyed by yet another thing). Quite enjoyable, the Wolverine scene was hilarious, but there were too many things that just seemed too far fetchedand some characters had completely illogical development, but the story was good, development of other characters was good and the effects weren't bad. I especially liked the last island scene. Looked so much like Crysis.like cerebro being able to pinpoint geographical locations from Xavier's thought patterns, Banshee being able to fly with just a piece of cloth stuck to his suit (yeah, yeah, super-sonic sound waves acting as an air cushion, but he should have had to be doing it all the time, not just once in a while)
X-Men: First Class (finally in non-3d, so I can not be annoyed by yet another thing). Quite enjoyable, the Wolverine scene was hilarious, but there were too many things that just seemed too far fetchedand some characters had completely illogical development, but the story was good, development of other characters was good and the effects weren't bad. I especially liked the last island scene. Looked so much like Crysis.like cerebro being able to pinpoint geographical locations from Xavier's thought patterns, Banshee being able to fly with just a piece of cloth stuck to his suit (yeah, yeah, super-sonic sound waves acting as an air cushion, but he should have had to be doing it all the time, not just once in a while)
Definitely worth watching. Very well shot, keeps you on the edge of your seat, and a few properly scary moments. Good story too - messes with your brain.
8.5/10
Xmen 3, awful awful awful
Agreed, hated that film.