Nonsensical story: Magneto wants to kill Shaw, yet in the first few minutes he had a chance to kill him and instead chose to kill everyone except Shaw. Ridiculous. Magneto also inexplicably gets the power to levitate non-metal items in the end

Too slow, too unbelievable. Watched until the end hoping things would improve, but ultimately found it unsatisfying as a whole. Blythe Danner's acting was the only bright spot for me.

Resort provides all the fun exploration and challenging missions expected from a Pilotwings game, but felt unfinished. Really needed more than one island and a true free-flight mode. Also, the plane physics were far too forgiving and simple.

A rare comedy that manages to be funny yet not superficial. All the actors play their parts well. Teresa Palmer did an exceptionally good job playing the popular girl in a non-cliche way.

Cooper and cast did a fairly nice job with this film. Absorbing plot line kept me interested--the perfect mix of possibility and impossibility.

Clearly made for TV, this two-part mini-series is incredibly campy but somewhat fun. It takes you on a wild ride - but is marred by each part ending with bad CGI of supernatural creatures instead of more realistic Indiana Jones traps.

A cross section of Sagan's ideas and ideals, from his optimism and wonder at the universe to his concern about humanity's future. Well written in his enthusiastic style, though each essay seems rather disconnected from its neighbours.

Everything about Nickelback sucks. I, in all honesty, can not think of one positive thing to say about this band. This is as simple as music gets.

Not as fanciful or compelling as the previous films, and it's missing something without Keira Knightley. They also gave Blackbeard some lame supernatural talents. Even though the Spanish part sucked, the ending was good/amusing.

This was a romantic comedy that provided a perspective a little closer to home for a lot of people and my wife and I really enjoyed it from beginning to end. A little overacted at times but, all in all, a good movie.

The Marvel trend continues and does not disappoint. Newcomer Hemsworth plays a worthy Thor. Kat Dennings is refreshing as a sexy comic relief. Portman is her usual sweet waif. Idris Elba as himself. A tough story for screen, the directors do it well.

Vaguely creepy in parts, but nothing much happens until the last 20 minutes. I wouldn't really consider it a thriller though.

A tower defence game that keeps you on your toes. There are tons of upgrades and not enough time to buy all of them - you definitely won't get through all the levels on the first try.

An excellent classic film - charming and humorous. Humphrey Bogart was the weakest but still did a decent job playing the stodgy business tycoon.

As the story continues in the third installment of the series, Martin continues to deliver. Pieces begin to fall into place, but the story doesn't skimp on surprises and twists. All in all, a great read.