Created Dec 16, 2010 02:23AM PST • Updated Dec 16, 2010 02:23AM PST
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Johnny Pace
– with 34 Trust Points – rated it
Really Great
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With the majority of leads from the original returning. Can the story, rides, and stunts still be Fast & Furious? After the major success of the first film, The Fast and The Furious suffered at the hands of 2 horrible and uninteresting sequels. The first film was centered around the “underground” street racing scene, the second revolved around a more “cartoonish” version of street racing and the third movie was completely uncalled for and should’ve just been called “Need for Speed” after the video game franchise considering 85% of the racing scenes were animated. After all of the soun… |
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Johnny Pace
– with 34 Trust Points – rated it
Great
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I HATE Jack Black but I LOVED this movie. Great animation, funny story, okay characters and some REAL Kung Fu action really got me into this flick. I thought this was going to be another aimless Jack Black film or another terrible animation movie but was surprised on both ends. It’s not so much Jack Black that is funny but the Panda itself and the animation that really brings on the laughs. Here’s the story in a nut shell: Jack Black plays Po the Panda. Po is obviously overweight and works at his father’s (who is a duck, don’t ask) noodle stand but dreams of being a Kung Fu … |
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Wick
– with 60 Trust Points – rated it
Great
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M. Night Shyamalan peaked with Signs. Wonderfully creepy and magnificently manipulative, it’s a self-consciously old-school scary movie. Even this non-horror fan enjoyed it. Mel Gibson’s Muted Max performance anchors writer-director Shyamalan’s achingly heavy story. Leading a great cast that includes Shyamalan himself, Mel proves the value of a great star, especially in a film told as much through glances as dialog. Signs will either give you nightmares or cure them, given how ultimately silly it is. Still, an exquisitely performed and consummately constructed scary movie is… |
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Wick
– with 60 Trust Points – rated it
Perfect
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Laff-a-minute comedy, perhaps the best one yet from golden producer Judd Apatow and his repertory players. Delightfully surprising from scene-to-scene, FSM mints three movie stars – two beauties and a charming beast: Mila Kunis, smolderingly beautiful, possesses the best voice since Kathleen Turner; Russell Brand, a one-man British Invasion; and, of course, writer-star Jason Segel, the big lunk we come to care about as he proceeds through his orgy of self-deprecation. |
