Mrs. Massacre

This movie was only unforgettable because of how truly awful it was. I watched it because it has Daniel Radcliffe in it, and I wanted to think of him as someone else other than Harry Potter. Now? Now I only see him as Harry Potter and an actor who got desperate afterwards. The plot had a good idea behind it, but the movie failed miserably at delivering, and didn't do the plot justice. The "bad guy" was extremely predictable, and the ending seemed to drag on and on, with a seriously anti-climactic scene between Daniel Radcliffe's character and a myriad of others...and fell flat on its face. The movie had such potential, with the idea that went behind it. But it was overplayed, over-dramatic, didn't tug at my heartstrings even once, and was such a let-down. Don't waste your time. Go watch Harry Potter, instead.

You can't go wrong with SE7EN...unless you have children in the room. A must-watch for anybody in the appropriate age-range. If you're part of the younger generation, and weren't around when this movie was made, I'm telling you now: buy it, because you'll want to own it and re-watch it for decades. I just re-watched it for probably my 20th time or so, and it never gets boring, never gets old, and leaves chills down my spine every single time. Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman are an excellent match-up for this movie, and an ending that'll leave your jaw on the floor. Absolute must-watch.

I've watched this twice now, as the first time, I kept thinking, "All of these 911 calls are recorded, and he's breaking a lot of rules". After you watch the ending, you realize what kind of person Joe is, and why he might throw caution to the wayside. His story is tragic and relatable to many, and the twist in the movie was something I suspected, but still was pretty shocked. It was a really well-made movie, captivating, and suspenseful. A little dramatic as to how 911 call centers are, but it's Hollywood. Really good movie that's definitely worth a watch.