Letterboxd — Your life in film

This was the first time I've ever purchased pop and popcorn at a movie.

The best movie I've seen since getting letterboxd.

I made a mistake here. The film I actually saw was BEHIND the Planet of the Apes, a documentary about the making of the Planet of the Apes movies, but letterboxd won't let me remove this from my diary for some reason. I hated BENEATH the Planet of the Apes the first time I saw it because I was grossed out by the zombie people, spike-cage fight, etc. Now I think it's just a bad and unnecessary sequel. The documentary was pretty good though.

A mind-bending twister.

Darkman had all the ingredients for a great movie: Sam Raimi, melting noses, a vat of chemicals... but I didn't think it was all that great! Maybe I was just too tired when I watched it. And my nose was stuffed up the whole time so that probably also factored in.

This is a good zombie movie! The acting is not the greatest, but the effects are pretty cool, and it even gives you some interesting ideas to chew over.

The only thing I didn't like about this movie was the title.

While not as good as the original, I would be hard pressed to find a more disgustable film!

Not really my cup of bride.

A truly terrible disappointment that did not live up to its Power Rangers-ish predecessor. There are only two good sequences in the whole movie, for which I awarded it two stars.

Entertaining from start to finish, and chuck full of great quotes, this is one Godzilla movie that you don't need to fast forward through. Much like the 2009 Star Trek movie, it cleverly establishes an alternate timeline in which the original dinosaur that Godzilla was created from is teleported to the present day, erasing him from history. Then, scientists create a new Godzilla by shooting nuclear missiles at the dinosaur, although I don't know how they even remembered who Godzilla was if he never existed in the first place. Also, as a bonus Easter egg, you even get to see the origin of filmmaker Steven Spielberg!