One of my favorite movies, It is really diffrent from other war movies, Ive probally watched it 10 or more times.

The story is vaguely interesting and the CGI is acceptable - but Zoe Naylor is so emotionally detached that it ruins the feel of reality. If it had been acted properly, much of this film would have felt exactly like watching a breaking news report

This movie was pretty good to I like the big walking trees, I thought they where awsome, But it had its boaring froto parts like the rest lol

Much better than the US version of Big Brother - the public votes contestants off the show, which results in a lot less cliques, more entertaining behavior, and a constant stream of episodes.

I was on the edge of my seat most of the time.

A bumbled bank robbery turns into a twisty whodunnit with a sense of humor. This quirky role is perfect for Patrick Dempsey, and the rest of the cast was good as well. Thoroughly enjoyable.

A fairly fun movie if you're willing to turn your brain all the way off, but honestly it's not really worth seeking out. If you've got an urge for a popcorn action movie, do yourself a favor and re-watch Aliens or The Matrix instead.

This is on the level of SimCity 2000 in complexity but on a building level. You manage the commercial, residential, and hotel sections - dealing with elevators and maids rather than roads and police/fire. Your worst enemy is a cockroach infestation!

Unfortunately this really isn't a spy movie - more the story of what happens when a weak group of intelligence agents blow a mission and fall apart emotionally.

The main characters are some of the worst human beings I can imagine; they aren't even evil, that would imply competence. But, the premise works! Watching these people try to interact with the regular world is incredible and hilarious.

Not that we need another movie about love - but at least this wasn't quite as sappy as it could have been, and had some good humor. It manages to avoid being cliche for the most part.

Starts off very dry and boring, then kicks off about halfway through. The actors are unknown, which adds a documentary-like feel and almost makes the story seem true.

Good story, good physics, good graphics, good balance of puzzles and shooting but lacks a replay factor and there's a sense of disconnection.

Action game of the purest sort. All about reflexes, studying enemy patterns, and staying right in that arcade zone. I replay this often.

I hadn't seen the trailer, and was expecting a run of the mill politics movie, but was pleasantly surprised. It felt like a movie from the early 90s, which I enjoyed. The only complaint I have is the ending, made the rest feel less meaningful.