One of my top ten favorites of all time. It's simply a flawless, larger-than-life movie, and Chaplin's very best.

True enough...I love 'em both and actually far prefer David Lynch, I was just talking about the level of "fucked-up-ish-ness".

Juno- 9/10

Still just as awesome.

-Shortbus
It's really graphic, but if you can get over it I think you'll find a pretty good movie.

-The Last Supper

Do alot of "slow" people die in that movie?





The Shining

shutter, the bank job, and *oh yes* Sweeny Todd...

To all of you fans of the unholy trinity that is tim burton, danny elfman, and johnny depp, may you live in your self-made prison forever.

To what matters;

Bank job was okay, but it lacked something a jason statham film usually has... explosions? regardless, worth the ticket, maybe not the dvd.

Shutter was good, but it left a bad taste in my mouth. the rape might have been the issue, but what i really think bothered me was the general stereotype against Asian horror films. I don't think that it's bad to use somethings over and over, like features of the object you should fear, but it does grab at monotony sometimes

Justice League: The New Frontier

With so many poor attempts at adapting this material to live action films and shorts it's a little surprising to me that an animated feature not only thrills more capably than those botched efforts but also tells a more mature story. I really enjoyed this one and I've never been a follower of the comics so I can't tell you how faithful it is to the source material but I can tell you that it's a well paced animated feature that doesn't insult the viewers intelligence. The social commentary wasn't very well masked but in the end it didn't really distract from the overall feel of the experience.

Alien vs. Predator (2004)

>>: D+


Weirdsville (2007)

>>: C+

Fracture
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Knocked Up..