JamesV
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- Jul 9, 2011
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Twixt 6/10
Not much left at the library I haven't seen, so I tried this one. Personally I can't stand when people use other characters or real life people in their stories... it's plain lazy, and often trite. One thing that made me laugh, is the banter between the characters, talking about not making a story too 'artsy' (paraphrasing), while this movie was exactly that.
All The Wilderness 4/10
The little kid from the 'The Road' is an angst ridden young teen, that happens to find others like him and they commiserate their lives together in a Matrix-like young-person scene. Boring, unbelievable, and just plain silly.
Once Upon a Time in America 6/10
Maybe if I saw it when it was released, I would have loved it, but I'm not a fan of movies where the timeline jumps around constantly, nor am I fan of Japanese-style acting with lots of focusing on the face of a character as we see the fake emotions playing across their faces. If this is a film that made Dineiro, no wonder I like none of his films.
The Gunman - Sean Penn - 1/10
A Bourne wannabe, this piece of trash should be burned and removed from human consciousness. No wonder Penn gets no jobs these days if this film is a showcase of his hidden (non-existent) talents.
Not much left at the library I haven't seen, so I tried this one. Personally I can't stand when people use other characters or real life people in their stories... it's plain lazy, and often trite. One thing that made me laugh, is the banter between the characters, talking about not making a story too 'artsy' (paraphrasing), while this movie was exactly that.
All The Wilderness 4/10
The little kid from the 'The Road' is an angst ridden young teen, that happens to find others like him and they commiserate their lives together in a Matrix-like young-person scene. Boring, unbelievable, and just plain silly.
Once Upon a Time in America 6/10
Maybe if I saw it when it was released, I would have loved it, but I'm not a fan of movies where the timeline jumps around constantly, nor am I fan of Japanese-style acting with lots of focusing on the face of a character as we see the fake emotions playing across their faces. If this is a film that made Dineiro, no wonder I like none of his films.
The Gunman - Sean Penn - 1/10
A Bourne wannabe, this piece of trash should be burned and removed from human consciousness. No wonder Penn gets no jobs these days if this film is a showcase of his hidden (non-existent) talents.
