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Faust (1926)




Maybe I'll love it the next time but this time it seemed to go a little long. It really is the total package with a great Devil and Daniel Webster type of story, and outstanding performances, visuals, and music.



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Rachel Rachel - 7.5/10
I saw this before, just wanted to watch something. I chose this because I liked Rachel, and I loved her narration.


I also just saw "The Forest For the Trees" and saw SO many similarities.




Virgin Witch (1972)



Exploitation job, it had a few good things going for it, mainly the 2 actresses who are sisters (in real life). Story gets along at a decent pace, and, I'm gonna be honest, the nudity made it and isn't badly done. 6/10



Rachel Rachel - 7.5/10
I saw this before, just wanted to watch something. I chose this because I liked Rachel, and I loved her narration.
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I agree. Rachel, Rachel (1968) was a superb movie, whose theme and story were unusual for its time. Joanne Woodward was perfect for the part, and her portrayal got her an Oscar nomination.

It was a simple but psychologically revealing film with an uplifting ending, which they don't make many of today.

~Doc



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Boldly going.
6/10.
I lost interest in this series a long time ago (when the Earth was green, there were more kinds of animals than you've ever seen ... Irish Rovers).
I just watch it for the dinosaurs. They still can't figure out that people wouldn't be able to hide 6 feet away from a dinosaur, because the dino's sense of smell is too good for that.
The movie borrows heavily from previous installments in the franchise, particularly the first two movies - moving from homage to lack of original ideas.
I wish this franchise would go extinct.



1/19/2019

A Walk to Remember
4/5


The Last Song
3.5/5


The Lucky One
3.5/5


The Best of Me
4/5



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Collateral - 7/10

Good popcorn movie. I would like to see Michael Mann direct a mission impossible move actually



28 days...6 hours...42 minutes...12 seconds
I'm still amused by MovieBob not only giving this a 3.5/4 but also calling it the best videogame movie ever - as someone who's defended far more than his fair share of videogame movies, even I still think this is ass.

Last movie watched...

Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened -


those wacky millennials

Is that the Hulu or Netflix one?



Welcome to the human race...
Netflix.

Mary Queen of Scots -


damn Scots, they ruined Scotland
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote...

Another Gilliam visual treat, great performances from Driver and Pryce. 12.5 out of 11






Snooze factor rating = Z





Snooze factor rating = Zz

^ Not as bad as I thought it was going to be going by the really negative reviews, still rubbish but not that rubbish...



[Snooze Factor Ratings]:
Z = didn't nod off at all
Zz = nearly nodded off but managed to stay alert
Zzz = nodded off and missed some of the film but went back to watch what I missed
Zzzz = nodded off and missed some of the film but went back to watch what I missed but nodded off again at the same point and therefore needed to go back a number of times before I got through it...
Zzzzz = nodded off and missed some or the rest of the film but was not interested enough to go back over it



A Most Violent Year (2014)



I was very impressed by this. The film title may draw attention but it doesn't really describe the slow and pressurized way the tension builds.

Oscar Isaac as Abel was a revelation for me. 9/10



I liked Rampage more than Pacific Rim
  • definable characters
  • special effects where you could tell what was happening
  • decent plot structure where the action plays out at different levels
  • Humor was alright



A Beautiful Boy (2018)

This one was a hard one to grade...I didn't particularly like the way the movie was shot from a timelapse standpoint, making it difficult to follow what time period we were in for the boy's life. Also though it's based on a true story, there isn't much of a conclusion (yet). And I don't think I will be rewatching this one any time soon, and it's because the emotional rollercoaster this movie takes you on is too close to reality. There were multiple times where I was smiling to quickly turn to tearing up because of the momentous impact this kid was having on his own and other's lives. The acting was excellent, though I laughed at Carell a time or two when he was trying to be serious because it reminds me too much of his more comedic roles.

Hard one to grade...I have a sibling that has gone through similar experiences though not quite this severe so it touched home a little there....it's hard to watch knowing that there are so many families out there going through this for real, largely unnoticed....



Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker (1981)




This is like a rated R Lifetime movie with a side of horror. It's not a comedy but yet it's very funny. Campy but not too campy, with a couple of very entertaining performances, it also features a young Bill Paxton. It was one of the video nasties which I would say was unwarranted. It's a fun watch. Dumb title though.



I liked Rampage more than Pacific Rim
  • definable characters
  • special effects where you could tell what was happening
  • decent plot structure where the action plays out at different levels
  • Humor was alright
I disagree heavily.

But hey, each to their own I guess.






Snooze factor rating = Zz

^ Not as bad as I thought it was going to be going by the really negative reviews, still rubbish but not that rubbish...
Hmm... I usually have a soft spot for these post-apocalyptic B-movies but couldn't finish this one. I though it was absolute rubbish
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