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

Exceptionally slow - the first 20 minutes feel like an hour, and it never really gets very interesting even when compared to standard romance flicks. It lacks a good leading lady like Audrey Hepburn, and the humor of the original Sabrina

John Krasinski is the only good thing about this movie, and he doesn't have a very big part. The rest is just a sappy tired mess.

Russell Brand manages to deliver a fair amount of clever yet not silly lines - a solid performance. The rest of the cast is what really make this movie unexpectedly good though. Almost all the actors are perfect for their roles - a fun film.

The Rock was so comically bad it ruined the movie for me. A lot of gratuitous gunplay in the beginning, but the film calmed down and brought back a bunch of good cast from the previous films, like Sung Kang. The surprise open ending was pretty crappy

A mixed bag - the otherworld stuff was fairly average sci-fi, but the earthly cast with Natalie Portman, Kat Dennings, and Stellan Skarsgard was pretty good (giving Kat a few more lines would have been nice). Overall, solid for a superhero flick.

Occasionally decent jokes, but the show has a predictable cast composition, and tends to be more silly than entertaining.

Lots of swearing, but a good cast and story. A satisfying thriller with interesting moral twists. The overall premise doesn't seem that interesting until you start watching - it will keep you hooked.

Predictable and not really special, but Amy Adams is perfect for her role - and as always she provides a few genuinely funny moments.

I didn't find anything thrilling about this film - it takes 15 minutes for the story to start - and the rest of the movie is spelled out in the trailer. Save your time for a better film.

Kate Bosworth was equally interesting and strange in this role. The initial contrast between martial arts and western was good - but toward the middle it transformed into a classic western which wasn't exciting. The end was good though.

Foreign, subtitles recommended. Even the parts in English can be difficult to understand due to the masks. 7 minutes of mind-numbing voice-over before the film begins - and there isn't much talking, but the characters are good. Very simple

Mildly enjoyable - probably the best role for Charlie Sheen, and Kristy Swanson plays a good captive. Nothing realistic about this film, just amusing to watch

This third installment actually has too much war. The film is half hobbits, half war, and gets repetitive pretty fast.

More interesting than The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - more war and less hobbits makes for a better film. It still tends to be really long-winded though.