Oh Well...

Posted : 7 months, 1 week ago on 28 December 2007 09:10 (A review of The Invisible)

I was really excited about this film, and had persuaded a group of friends to see it with me. I felt kinda lame afterwards, this film had so much potential, and the way it was presented was not how it was at all. This film is weak, and it sputters, drags, and bores; this film was bleak, everything was just gray and a blur, there was maybe one interesting scene, but then Im pretty sure I am thinking of a Supernatural episode with a similiar plot. Anyways it was an utter disappointment, and just the way the characters interacted made me sick, it seemed too much as if they were trying to act. The only thing they did well, was put together interesting trailors.

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I Don't Have Any Friends!

Posted : 8 months ago on 6 December 2007 08:35 (A review of May)

I like to watch this film alone, or with my good bipolar friend Jessica. At times we all feel like we have no one who wants us and that we are utterly alone. You can either listen to Mariah Carey's "Hero" OR you can go this kind of crazy! How far does the soul go to be touched? And how much hurt can one take? Where are the answers to loneliness? It is within you, is Mariah right? Or maybe you have just gone insane, and the only love you have found is within your own psychotic delusions.

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Watch It!

Posted : 8 months, 2 weeks ago on 27 November 2007 02:42 (A review of Stardust)

Michelle Pheiffer, "Lamia", she was amazing, hilarious, tragic tragedy which made me cry, then laugh two seconds later. This film reminded me of how much I love her. She was the centerpiece of this beautiful fairytale. The world was gorgeous,the CG-Imagery was well done, I am definately going to buy this movie! I saw this film with my friends of 20-somethings, we enjoyed it, there were elderly few in the theaters as well, they were laughing, it's just a good movie.

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Grindhouse: Death Proof

Posted : 8 months, 2 weeks ago on 27 November 2007 01:45 (A review of Death Proof)

Death Proof was a little slow in the beginning, but it worked in the end for me. Tracie Thoms was funny, the acting was pretty good, the deaths were Mortal Kombat worthy, and the end was great! This film was uncredibly underrated, because it is definately worthy of purchase.

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