Cradwell

I'm gonna be completely honest, I don't know why people love this movie so much. I honestly expected something completely different. I was really confused while watching it and I even got bored at some points. I get that it's a history movie but for me it just felt boring. It felt really long and drawn out, and once again, yes, it's a history movie, I get that. I just don't really know what to say about it, it's just...there. It didn't feel like Nolan movie to me and even...I can't believe I'm about to say this but...Hans Zimmer didn't really deliver for me either. That hurt to say, it really did. I didn't even notice the music in this movie. For me it just felt...average, and Hans' Music is never just average. (Hans, I'm sorry, please don't be mad). So yeah, if you ike historic films that are...well. just what happened and nothing else, then you'll enjoy this, maybe it'll be useful for education, to be fair, it is hollywood.

I love this movie. I love it. The acting is amazing the soundtrack makes your ears feel like they are being enlightened by a holy presence (Could Hans Zimmmer be a God?). This movie is amazing. The story is so origional and the...just...the...ahh...it's so good. Now here's the bit I hate saying, the one thing that I thought could have been better, (you don't know how much saying that hurt me) was character development. Personally I thought the only character development we got was with Cobb, and yes, that's obvious, as he is main character, but I would have liked to have had some backstory for the other characters as well. Sometimes I might even forget about the existance of the other characters as we as an audience knew so little about them, for instance, the chemist who drove the van around the first level of the dream. All in all though, this movie is a masterpiece. The acting was great, the story was great, the characters were great, the music was godly. Watch the movie. Do it, now!

I know that some people already want to kill me for the two stars, but hear me out okay? Wonder Woman was a good movie. I thought that Gal Gadot was great in the role and the soundtrack was great (Hans you're not human, I swear). I thought seeing her coming into a normal society and having a lack of understanding of humas expectations would be boring as we've seen it in many movies before, but she made it interesting and made it work. For me the story felt bland, calm down calm down, I've not finished yet. I thought the story was very predictable and I didn't feel anthing for any of the characters in it. Also, I though the villain of the movie was a bit weak. They spent the entire movie building up this bad guy and suddenly she just kills him and, "oh no, it's not actually him", and then, they just brought out Remus Lupin to be the villain. Honestly, this was quite a predictable plot twist and I feel like they only made him the villain just for that reason. I actually thought I was missing some information about him as a charcter. I was asking myself, "Why is he the Villain, couldn't they just have left it as the other guy". Am I missing something? But anyway, this movie was...ok, but I don't personally see what all of the fuss is about.

I liked this movie, I really did. I think Cavil was great as Superman and the soundtrack was amazing (But, I mean, it's Hans Zimmer, come on, was it ever not oing to be great). But for some strange reason I felt disatisfied with this movie. It all felt like verything was happening too quickly and that everything was just happening for no reason. I did enjoy this movie but for me iit just felt a bit dull, maybe I just need to watch it again. But anyway, good movie.

This movie is amazing. You have to pay attention to what is going on so you can understand the story but once you do that you really feel for the characters. People who say this movie is overcomplicated just can't be bothered to pay attention. The soundtrack for this movie is unbelievable, it made it so tense at times. Credit to Hans goes there. I'd heard that some people found this movie boring but I just dont see how you can if you are paying attention throughout the entire thing. It makes the climax so much more exciting. Christopher Nolan's movies often get that type of critiscim but thats because you have to pay attention for the movie to make sense. A good example of this would be one of Nolan's earlier masterpieces, The Prestige. There isn't a lot of violence or fighting, in fact, I don't recall there being any at all, and I can see how people would find this one boring, but what makes this film so great is it's eventual climax. Once it's over you feel like you know the characters, but you still have no idea what they're going to do next, or who they're going to show up as next. Back to the origional point though, this film is incredible, even if you think it will be boring, give it a watch, and if you still find it boring I wont disrespect your opinion. Try to pay as much attention as possible to what the characters are saying, or you will lose the plot quite quickly. I can't think of anything else to say about this movie apart from the fact that it is incredible, and you should definitely watch it.

I can no longer sleep without hearing Mike Myers demon laugh

Angela isn't real....she can't hurt you.....Angela isn't real.....she can't hurt you....

Peppa is so horrible to George.

This movie was......different, and by that I mean pretty much just made right of the spot with no new ideas put into it at all. Disney's ran out of ideas, no problem, just bring back an old inconic villain, make him ten times more stupid than he used to be and have the rebels, I mean resistance run around to go find some completely useless stuff. This movie just felt a bit empty. There was no new ideas put into it and it just felt a bit disappointing. I still enjoyed it for what it was but I feel like they could of made it so much better if they just thought about the story more instead of making a movie about the first idea that they thought of.

I think it's scary how the human man completely accepts the fact that he will now have to spend the rest of his life looking after these disgusting little mutant chipmunks sent from hell. He literally legally adopts them! He goes to a dessert island to find them. Also, don't give Ian any hate, he's just doing his job that he's definitely not qualified for.