annie hardy

It's got everything! Such a great original plot. Romance, adventure, action, character development, sci-fi and edge of your seat thrills. One of my favorite movies of all time. CGI is surprisingly good and stands the test of time within this digital age. I have been waiting patiently for District 10. Not many movies pull at my heart, but this one does.

I got halfway through and fast forwarded to the end while making up my own dialog. One of the most predictable half thrillers I've ever seen. I couldn't take it anymore and just wanted to see who died and who made it through. Honestly, how thrilling can it be to watch soneone who is basically paralyzed and unable to do anything except blink get moved around by different people and modes of transportation. Boring.

Maybe this is the point in my life where I'm starting to get old and out of touch with the pulse of youth, but I think it sucked pretty badly. James Franco did a great job of playing a complete jerk- so much that I wanted to shut the TV off. Good job... I guess. Is this considered funny nowadays? Every character was unlikeable except the parents and the Elon Musk cameo. It was painful to watch. I shudder to think the direction humanity is headed where this movie would get a 5 star rating from anyone. Yikes. Not the worst, but pretty darn close.

Couldn't even finish it. A me me me "musical" that was as enjoyable as pulling teeth.

I don't understand why I like this movie so much, but I do. Action, aliens, patriotism and a love story. It really has it all. It is cheesy, a lil predictable and still draws me in every time. This movie pumps you up for no good reason but I'll watch it again and again. If you like any of those movie qualities, I think it's worth a watch. I dig it.

I found everything to be hollow. Not very much character development- just dialog and mundane conversion. Acting was good, makeup was amazing, cinematography- also great. Bradley Cooper sounded like he had a cold. As much as I wanted to really connect with the characters, it just didn't happen. I don't understand the glowing reviews. Frankly, I was bored throughout the entire movie.

Completely unrealistic and terrible character buildup. Naomi Watts was getting injured and on her phone the entire movie. It felt like a bad date that never ends. The repeated 911 calls were unnecessary and frustrating. Lame. Lame. Lame. Don't waste your time- you will be bored rather than on the edge of your seat. To call this movie a thriller is a travesty. I've had more satisfying times peeling gum off my shoe.

Towards the end of the movie, the sound of that woman moaning on the phone was peeling the brain off my skull. The monotonous terrified crying just made me annoyed. Could have been better if it wasn't all dialog in one room. If I knew then what I know now, I would have just read the wiki plot synopsis and given it a pass.

Meh. It was OK for the first 1.5 hours. I ĺiked the graphics and scares. Its always nice when the sequel follows the "more gore, more excitement" rule. However, it just became monotonous after a while. Seriously, 2 hours and 50 minutes??? I eventually gave up. Couldn't even finish the last 20 minutes because it just went on FOREVER. I had to read the Wikipedia plot rundown because the story was so scattered. I do love the way Bill Skarsgård played the role of Pennywise though. He's does a great job.

Not bad. Reminds me of a modern day twist on "Paranormal Activity" with a twist of "The Blair Witch Project"- but not as good. Creepy and entertaining with a lot of good scares. The beginning was a bit monotonous and the concept has already been done, but most definitely worth a watch.