Letterboxd — Your life in film

Catching up on some old Cary Grant films, this little film that come in at just over 60 minutes was a short simple film that really did not show off Grant's talents, but Loretta Young did a fine job as a woman hustler who doesn't know how to be a mom. There wasn't much back story or drama in this film but for an hour film, how much can you really get in. It was overall, decent.

I seriously wanted to hate this film, but as much as I dislike Taylor Lautner, the movie was pretty decent.

This movie was the most boring out of all. I never really understood the people who lived underground and they bomb and what everything. It seems like they really were reaching for a story when they made this movie.

This one, I really enjoyed although it had the feel that they were making a mockery out of the series with them coming back to present time and dressing them in human dress and having them speaking at rally’s etc. It was totally very 70′s cheesy. But once the government found out how they treated humans 2000 years laters, then it goes tits up and they don’t want this apes to live anymore. It definitely ended well and sets the stage for the next film.

I enjoyed this movie too. Like an group of people who are held down for too long, they begin to not just want equal rights, but want power. The film portrayed this rise like like they would do the blacks years ago. Even movies like with communists, etc… Who says monkeys can’t take over the world. I’d buy it 2000 years from now. Brilliant film and probably one of my favorites.

Okay, so I feel asleep during the last half of this movie. The first part of the movie was interesting on how they were living. Almost similar how militants lived in the jungles with Che Guevara. They were in power, yet not fully. I probably would like to go back and watch it since I was just so exhausted from work.

This movie, I had seen originally in the early 2000′s. I enjoyed it then but watching it now, I felt it was too fantasy. Maybe it was Tim Burton’s take on it, but it was nothing compared to the original movies. There was something lacking.

An odd sorta film where Johnny Depp plays the kind of character he is good at... a drunk. Set in in the Carribbean, Depp's character is a journalist and when he gets his story no one wants to here it and it is something that needs to be told. Amber Heard also stars which always will make me a happy little camper. While I enjoyed the film, I didn't love it.

I can't believe I watched this movie and enjoyed it. This is really not the kind of film i would watch and the kids in the film where very annoying, but once Heather Graham comes into the picture, the film changes paces and the story shapes up and takes shape. I don't think many people could have saved this film. I felt that Graham was able to and pulled it out from a two to a solid three stars in my book.

Now here is a movie I enjoyed. You have a Russian killer that everyone is out to get, and the chief investigator is working for both the Russians and Americans to bring him down.
I don't really like Topher Grace, but I have to say that he really changed my opinion of him in this film. He finally wasn't Eric Foreman for once. This film had a great balance of suspense, thrills and intrigue for you to enjoy.