I liked it, but not a whole lot. Honestly, Adams is great, but we've heard this story a trillion times; I kind of wish they had strayed *more* from the source.

A fairly relaxing arcade game - while repetitive it can get tough on the endless levels, especially right before each of the endless achievements. Would be nice if the game remembered your choice of plants between levels

Out of all three LoTR movies, this is the one I liked the most (and the one I remembered more than a few minutes of!) Still on the over-long side.

Tom Hanks is annoyingly cheerful at the start, but after that he's okay. Julia Roberts is good for the first half of the film - but Gugu Mbatha-Raw is the comic heart of the movie. The middle falls apart a bit, but it mostly recovers by the end.

A competent but unambitious shooter for Wii. Controls work very well, probably the best FPS pointer controls on the system right now. However, interface is clunky, particularly for multiplayer, and the art and story are utterly dull and generic.

Unfortunately, although I was drawn to the story line, I was not drawn to the actors' portrayals of the characters in this film, so it fell a little flat for me. Seemed more like a made-for-TV movie--just a bit too contrived. Worth watching though.

Nicolas Cage has some good lines in this film, but it also has unnecessary action and a villain who is both lazy and morally conflicted. Helen Mirren was an amusing addition to the cast.

Plenty of action, and Tucci and Jones are stand-outs, but the other characters seemed to remain somewhat one-dimensional to me--lacking the panache of Downey Jr. in Iron Man, for instance.

The ending was pretty good, but the rest of the film would have been a disaster without Hayley Atwell. She and Stanley Tucci gave a bit of humanity to a story that would have otherwise been a bunch of dry heroic bravado.

Not a Vaughn fan, although liked him well enough when mixed heavily with Kevin James. The plot was interesting, the dilemma a good one. James excels in situations involving pathos as well as comedy. Channing Tatum's supporting role was hilarious.

Decent story, and Leslie Bibb is perfect for this quirky role. She plays a great innocent wide-eyed serial killer, and the rest of the cast is reasonably good too.

A bit of an odd, quirky movie, but Owen Wilson pulls off his usual entertaining characterization, while McAdams only annoys. An ideal escape movie with some time travel and romance thrown in. Marion Cotillard is mesmerizing.

A reasonably good violent action flick. There's enough of a plot to keep the movie going, and the acting is passable but not good.

Oh hey, Cusak was still a big name in 2007. The horror felt like repackaged, predictable bs. A lot of effort was made to create a foreboding mood, but it wound up making the movie extra long, and the reveals just weren't scary enough.

This was actually on par with Scream 2 until the last 10 minutes - when the 'alternate ending' took the plot completely off the rails. The cast was pretty good, but Emma Roberts sounds really stilted when she tries to deliver serious dialogue.