More action than your typical lawyer film. Good cast and decent script - a bit predictable in parts but still entertaining to watch.

Not a huge fan of westerns. That being said, Gunsmoke kind of came as a surprise. I enjoyed it. Lots of old timey violence, old timey prostitution, you name it! If you've never seen the original series, do so. James Arness portrays a cowboy well.

Opening with gratuitous, unrelated harassment of muggles - this film was okay, but felt simple compared to previous titles. A lot of time was spent on love/"growing up" storyline, catering to a teen audience. Like Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, left very open-ended

Sucked. Only decent thing about the movie is Angelina Jolie's lips.

Cool concept, good cast, decent acting - but the movie was too drawn out, felt a bit lacking on content. The gun fight scene toward the end was unnecessary as well. Excellent ending though.

All the songs on this album are solid, and there are a couple excellent tracks. Definitely my favorite album from Good Charlotte

A slightly depressing story of an ex-prisoner and a reclusive actress. Extremely well acted, but the story felt slightly random, except that it all related to Colin Farrell. Hated the ending, much too abrupt

Flogging Molly is a very fun band with lots of fun songs. This album is no different. Very upbeat and happy with a good mix of fast-paced and slower songs to enjoy. Be warned, you may be enticed to drink a few beers while listening to it, though.

Definitely an excellent performance by Firth. As an Anglophile, I found the subject matter interesting, but it did have the feel of a film specifically developed to please the Academy and garner Oscar wins.

The script was actually well played in a low-key manner - it felt like an actual war instead of a fight against an invincible alien foe. Aaron Eckhart is the only recognizable actor that had a big role even with the large well-known supporting cast

Continuously funny throughout; knows its source material well, and pokes fun at it lovingly but thoroughly. Everybody's great, but Frost especially drives the movie home.

Ashton Kutcher was reasonably good - but for the first half of the movie Natalie Portman was cold/disconnected. The rest of the cast was mixed too - Greta Gerwig was good while Lake Bell was annoying.

Much more upbeat than any of her previous albums - this is my favorite so far. Many of the songs are musically appealing but I particularly enjoyed 'Rabiosa', 'Loca', and 'Gordita'

Loved the customization of robots, and the sense of weight and realism it added to the actual combat. Unfortunately, the missions themselves were very dull, and the in-combat UI unresponsive.

William Fichtner is fantastic, but his role is the only interesting element of this movie - the rest is basically one long gunfight. Nicholas Cage is the worst part of the film - Amber Heard did a reasonable job with the shallow role she was given