I have to disagree 100%

I found it to be amazingly funny and smart as hell. The satire is non-stop and the depth of comedy in every frame is so intense that it takes repeated viewings to catch it all.

Mark me, this will be heralded as a work of genius in 5 years... about as long as it took for Office Space to have an impact.

8.5/10

"you mean like from the toilet?"

One of the most significantly brilliant war movies of all time. Bruno Ganz remarkably portrayed the role of greatest villain in history.

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It is fascinating and it strongly holds my attention for its very long running time without delivering much dramatic conclusion in the end. It had a way of making you feel sorry for certain characters. One of which was to watch how the children of Joseph and Magda Goebbels were killed. Overall, the script was great with beautiful cinematography.

P2
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There was good amount of gore and suspense. I enjoyed the film.

>>: B

The Fountain
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>>: B+

I agree with this statement 100%

I forget why I ended up watching it when it came out but after I did I told everyone I knew to see it. I've seen it about 5 times now I think...

Yes, I've heard all about that particular scene and how chilling it was to watch. Really gonna have to get this one. Thanks.

28 Weeks Later ~ I enjoyed it, and loved the casting of Robert Carlyle, but I prefer the first one.

Reign of Fire

I always liked that movie. It's really not that great but there was just something fun about it.

When I first saw it I was expecting a balls to the wall action flick. Needless to say it didn't turn out to be what I expected but I think that was a good thing.

Transformers [2007] - Transformers was one cartoon I never followed as a kid but I really enjoyed this movie. Just a fun time.