Letterboxd — Your life in film

My biggest issue with the film is that it seemed way out of its era. Premium Rush felt like a movie I'd see on Nickelodeon in 2002 with a young, recently-formerly-teenage heartthrob in the prime role, i.e. Clockstoppers, or Agent Cody Banks or something. The acting wasn't very good either. There was a really weird, unnecessary cameo by Sleigh Bells in a single scene.

STILL GOLD. Best movie of the year potential.

Dumb. Occasionally funny moments. But dumb.

Whoa. Dramatic, emotional, terse, and sad. A terrific movie that reaches a stunning climax that makes me both root for Denzel and curse him as loud as I possibly can. Kelly Reilly and Denzel Washington both deserve Oscar nominations at the very least for their roles.

One of the best films of the year. Tense, thrilling, dramatic, and glorious. If you miss this movie, you're fucking up.

I watched this movie on my tenth birthday. It was my favorite movie for a solid month or so. I tried rewatching it recently and unsurprisingly my glasses were not so rosy. Very bad movie.

A fantastic, hilarious, gripping film. You can see part of the ending (or I guess the middle since it's revealed closer to the 1-hour mark) coming a mile away, but it's still terrific. Believe it or not, this movie might even be the biggest mindfuck of the year.

Better than I remember... but I remember it being really, REALLY bad so I guess that doesn't mean much. Not a bad action movie, but not a good movie overall either.

Absolutely one of the best classics. It's strange to describe a film taking place almost entirely in one room as thrilling, but 12 Angry Men was. As was it gripping and terrifically acted. I'm rarely so engrossed in classic, all-dialogue, black and white films, but 12 Angry Men is an exception, and an exceptional one.

The pacing is very very off in this film, but it's still a pretty good movie.

I really need to stop watching movies at 3 in the morning just because they're on TV. They are rarely good.

Soul skaters rule.