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Old 08-08-2014, 03:26 PM
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Grand Piano


When i watch movies like this, where the protagonist is held captive of sorts by the antagonist, i always expect one thing: for the characters to grow. In Phone Booth, Collateral, Panic Room and others you can see the growth the characters make and how strong they become and that is my one issue with this movie. Elijah Wood's character grows but there is no progression, he just suddenly becomes a stronger and better person almost all at once.

There didn't seem to be enough time in this movie for him to grow, the movie felt very short and quick but it wasn't horrible. John Cusack made a good villain even if for the duration of the movie you only hear his voice. Elijah Wood played a good protagonist and i enjoyed the suspense and the piano pieces. The end was kind of a mess but overall it was enjoyable.

3/5

Without a Paddle


This wasn't bad. I didn't laugh much but i enjoyed it and i was happy that the three leads all played likable characters.

3/5
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