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Created Dec 16, 2010 02:22AM PST • Updated Dec 16, 2010 02:22AM PST
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tallsam
– with 3 Trust Points – rated it
Really Great
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Hot Fuzz is a follow up from the guys who did Shaun of the Dead and one of the few movies of its kind to surpass the originals like-ability. The chemistry between Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is of course stellar (being that they are partners) and the twist about 2/3 through the movie is a good one. Many of the scenes in the movie are overly "cartoonish" but on purpose. The feel of the film is not only action but also parody as the duo go through most subtle "buddy cop" cliches and even point out they are doing so on many occasions. The film does go on a littl… |
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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Perfect
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America. My theory is that Forrest Gump serves as personification of the early baby boomers, i.e. of the America of that era. Naive, idealistic, rambunctious, Forrest's life functions as allegory for the cultural journey of the generation that came of age during the 60s. Whether you buy that or not, this wonderfully charming movie – by turns funny and moving – showcases a classic Tom Hanks performance from his mid-90s heyday as The Biggest Movie Star In The World. |
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BrianSez
– with 17 Trust Points – rated it
Perfect
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Silence of the Lambs set the standard for the psychological crime thriller. As Hanibal, Anthony Hopkins does 'evil' like nobody else, and if that wasn't enough, Jodie Foster and her law enforcement brood need to find and deal with Hanibal's sick protege. This movie deserved all of the Oscars that it received. |
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Good
3.0
Trapped in Paradise is another caper gone bad comedy done in the early 90s. Nicolas Cage plays a man trying to do good … |
Good
3.0
Cage plays… well… Cage in this movie. while he doesn't have the greatest range as an actor, he does play himself ve… |
Good
3.0
This has an early 90s comedy feel of similar movies which shouldn't be a surprise. |
Sordid
3.4
There is obviously and edge to this movie based on its content. Quite a bit of language for a PG13 film but nothing by … |
Surreal
2.9
This series of unfortunate events is in no way meant to be a representation of real life occurrences. |
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Perfect
5.0
This is the way that thrillers are supposed to be made. With an all star cast, Identity is one of the few thrillers tha… |
Great
4.0
The actors in this film is a-list and give great performances. John Cusack is a worthy main character and is fantastic … |
Good
3.0
The directing and editing of this film are great, and without giving too much away, the editing takes a crucial role ha… |
Risqué
2.2
Being a murder thriller, there is a fair amount of violence and gore but everything moves the story along. |
Supernatural
3.8
By the end of the movie, while not absurd, definitely not a documented occurrence. |
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Perfect
5.0
A film directed, written, and starred in by Tom Hanks can't be bad right? This feel good film with a catchy sound track… |
Perfect
5.0
The acting by some soon-to-be A-list actors is great in this film. If you are a movie buff, you can also trace most of … |
Great
4.0
Hanks obviously coaches the actors with the experience he has after 2 oscars with great performance direction. The musi… |
Tame
1.2
Not a lot of edge here (or needed) to this feel good romp. |
Natural
1.0
The realism of this film has been felt by hundreds of 1 hit wonder bands. |
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