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Evil Dead.
W.
T.
F.
^ I watched triler without enthusiasm, looks very banal 
So, what about this movie? Is it WTF, I understand nothing? Or WTF, what a rubbish?!.. 
^WTF as in sick, twisted, nasty 
Buckets of blood, sick language, twisted torture..
It was actually a pretty good movie though...one of the scariest movies I've seen in a while! As for it being banal I found it to be very original. I had seen demon, possession films before, but this definitely had its own style. Have you seen the original Evil Dead? the original was pretty campy, and actually kinda funny, unlike this remake that was just pretty much straight up scary 
Pretty good for being a gore fest. Definitely worth a watch for horror flick fans 
One Day.
Still crying 
^WTF as in sick, twisted, nasty
It was actually a pretty good movie though...one of the scariest movies I've seen in a while! As for it being banal I found it to be very original. I had seen demon, possession films before, but this definitely had its own style. Have you seen the original Evil Dead? the original was pretty campy, and actually kinda funny, unlike this remake that was just pretty much straight up scary
Pretty good for being a gore fest. Definitely worth a watch for horror flick fans
I haven't seen the original, but, well, now I'll give it a try... probably 
He's Just Not That Into You
Perks of being a Wallflower 
Letters to Juliet(2010)-I really enjoy this movie 
Perks of being a Wallflower
Perks of being a Wallflower
Best movie ever, I've seen it like three times already and it gets me every time
IKR? Its funny cause nothing super sad or tragic really happens to make you cry, but its just life. And life is sad 
Perks of being a Wallflower
Best movie ever, I've seen it like three times already and it gets me every time
IKR?
I think that's why it gets me, because it's not super sad or tragic but you still see how hard life is for Charlie and his friends and the worst part is that it actually happens IRL. The book is even better, you get an even better look at how their lives are
Perks of being a Wallflower
Best movie ever, I've seen it like three times already and it gets me every time
IKR?
I think that's why it gets me, because it's not super sad or tragic but you still see how hard life is for Charlie and his friends and the worst part is that it actually happens IRL. The book is even better, you get an even better look at how their lives are
Exactly! 
I was balling my eyes out That movie was freaking deep! why I like the film American Beauty really too. The tragedy of the situation is just LIFE.
And I've been meaning to read the book...........gahh so many good books out there, so little time 
Dogville (2003) - 10/10
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Manderlay (2005) - 8/10
After.Life (2009) interesting concept, feel a little flat. watch it if its on TV some time (6/10)
Ok guys, be prepared cause this is gonna be a long post.
<ok, no one cares, but as to see how good my memory is I wrote down the movies I've seen in the last few months... hope I didn't forget anything>
"This means war"
Tom Hardy is that short? I mean, when he had scenes with Reese, he looked taller next to her than Chris Pine (such a basic actor). I wouldn't watch the whole movie if not for Chelsea Handler, really. Kinda meh, like 5/10 meh. And I didn't like the ending.
"Intouchables"
Everyone who saw this movie recommends it, and now I can do the same. A must-see, definitely!
"The Descendants"
I don't know if Clooney's performance was really Oscar-worthy but let's be real, films nominated last year were kind of weak, when compared to previous years. Still, I think it was good and I liked the dynamic between Shailene Woodley and George.
"Moneyball"
Not that I knew anything about the story and that coach before but I ended up being more interested in this movie than I thought. Pitt was good and Phillip Seymour Hoffman didn't disappoint, as always.
"A separation"
Last year's Academy Awards Best Foreign Film from Iran, well-deserved award.
Magdalena Boczarska stunning performances by Andrzej Seweryn and Robert Wieckiewicz (why does he always play such assholes? 
) very touching and shows part of history
"The Artist"
Adorable! Couldn't stop smiling while watching it. Really sweet.
"Forgetting Sarah Marshall"
Mila 
Russell Brand kind of played himself, non? I also liked the ending. Entertaining film.
"How to lose a guy in 10 days"
A light rom-com, even better than I thought it would be. And Kate Hudson in that yellow dress
"Dirty Dancing"
I want 'I carried a watermelon' t-shirt! I watched it for the first time a couple of years ago and didn't like it, don't know why. I enjoyed it a lot now and liked the ending, too.
"You, me and Dupree"
I thought the movie would go in a different direction but it served its purpose as a comedy. "Fix You" in one of the scenes felt so random though.
I didn't know the cliche about French people being mean Oh well, it was a comedy and it made me laugh, I found the film funny.
"Drive"
Disappointed... I guess it's the kind of movie you either like a lot or not. It was kinda weird, the music was good but I didn't see any chemistry between Carey Mulligan and Ryan Gosling's characters. Carey was miscast anyway 
"We need to talk about Kevin"
Disturbing...
"Little Miss Sunshine"
Don't know why it took me so long to finally watch it, I liked it a lot. Although I'm not sure if Alan Arkin's performance was really worth the Oscar...
"Fight Club"
Kind of strange but I'm glad I watched it.
Of course the original was better, but this one wasn't as bad as I expected, even though the main character is played by one of the most used actor in Polish cinematography recently... it feels like 90% of bigger films have Adamczyk, so annoying.
"Foster"
I like movies with Toni Collette. This one was very... warm? Don't know how to explain it better. Uplifting, maybe.
"A Cinderella Story: Once upon a song"
So cliche Lucy Hale was ok.
"Love wedding marriage"
If you find Kellan Lutz to be as good or even better than others from the cast then well... Jessica Szohr was the worst. Nice Marta Żmuda Trzebiatowska cameo even if it was so lcihe.
"Slightly single in LA"
The only reason I watched it was Lacey Chabert. Haha, she had a little "Mean Girls" reunion in it! (with Jonathan Bennett) Jenna Dewan looked good.
"Troll 2"
"The Iron Lady"
The film itself felt kind of... tv but Meryl always delivers.
"Knocked-up"
This kind of humour shouldn't have made me laugh but it did. The movie felt a bit too long at times.
"Casablanca"
Classic. What more is there to say?
"To kill a mockingbird"
Another classic and I'm not surprised Gregory Peck liked this film of his the most. That 8-minute long speech at court was done in one take, what an actor. Not surprising he had the Oscar for playing Atticus.
"Mystic River"
Every actor gave such a great performance. One of my favourites in terms of acting.
"Bittermoon"
I wonder how it was like shooting this film, especially for Emmanuelle Seignier.... Such a weird movie. Kristin Scott Thomas
"Carnage"
Very good cast.
I also saw "Crazy Stupid Love" but I see I have mentioned it in one of the earlier posts.
I forgot 2, but those were tv movies 
"Lies in plain sight"
just ok
"The little match makers"
AWFUL. The kids were okay, but Jacleen Haber was so annoying, and her character as well. Valente Rodriguez was even worse.
Loved your reviews, short and to the point, I agree with all your reviews from the movies I have watched from that list.
This Is 40: An OK movie, that's all. I felt it was rushed, it needed to be proofread a little more, it was a nice surprise to see Melissa McCarthy whole improvisation at the credits.
42. I really enjoyed it. Had the entertainment factor, inspirational, historically accurate to the extent that it could be when things are dramatized.
Pitch Perfect
Dark Shadows - It's alright, I was expecting more from the movie as it has a strong cast but it wasn't as great as I thought it was. Still fun to watch if you don't have anything else to do