Similar to Eagle Eye in some respects - but more of a grounded spy flavor than pretty special effects and action. Not great, but decently enjoyable.

Isla Fisher is hilarious, but Vince Vaughn's performance is summed up by being asked: "What is wrong with you". The rest of the cast is solid, and the premise of the film is fairly amusing.

Nice animation, but the story is very linear and obvious so it felt like a short film - content wise - rather than a movie. The antics of the comedy owl duo were slightly annoying at first as well.

A violent, dark movie. The beginning is slow but interesting. After that it is plain and straightforward though.

I generally like Robert Downey Jr. - but every time he had an opportunity to flee from Zach Galifianakis he inexplicably returned for more abuse. It seems like they didn't make any effort with the script.

Somehow they managed to make, not just one character, but the entire cast incredibly annoying for much of the movie. The soundtrack which heavily features Britney Spears 'Toxic' is an apt description of this film.

A mess. An okay story but some of the dialog is terrible, as are a couple of the actresses. Kevin Smith and Michelle Ryan are good, but they have small parts. Watchable if you can fast forward 30 minutes of filler scenes scattered through the film.

Another good addition to the Disney collection, on par with their best fairy tale cartoons like Aladdin. There were three or four musical interludes that seemed really long, but overall it was a good production.

A really well done crime drama. Ben Affleck was great, and the rest of the cast was good as well. Blake Lively's performance didn't seem very good to me, but her part was tiny so it didn't really affect the film.

Not bad, but not great either - I liked the show best during the first episode before they introduced all the secondary characters. The main characters have good chemistry, not so much with the rest of the cast.

The machine made this film less suspenseful/entertaining since the kills were inescapable - and the killer's motive didn't have much backbone.

A passable kids fantasy, but I preferred The Golden Compass and Inkheart as they had a lot more atmosphere and better flow/acting.

It's hard to say this movie has a solid plot - it seems more like a character film. This leaves it feeling out of place when the film tries to deliver a plot twist. It's filmed and acted well, but motorcycle racing scenes seem totally out of place

One of the most uninteresting sci-fi films I've ever seen. A few cool concepts like immunity that could have made good twists were misused, and invincible aliens vs helpless humans ruins any suspense. The planes vs aliens were the only cool scenes.

If you like Rachel McAdams you'll probably enjoy it, she basically is the movie. A feel good film, though not the comedy the trailer pretends to be. They should have cut the opening scene, but aside from that everything is adequate.