Ultraviolet (2006) |
100% | |
The Cave (2005) |
70% | |
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) |
100% | |
See No Evil (2006) |
70% | |
A Sound of Thunder (2005) |
70% | |
I give this a 10, so, sue me. I loved Ultraviolet. It's not based from a comic book, but, the underbaked CGI gives Violet's world a comic bookish feeling, which I thought helped the film out, actually. And, the action was in your face and easy to see. The colors were... More
The Cave is pretty much explorers explore an old Cave that is unknowingly filled with flying, deadly creatures that they soon find out is killing the team one by one, while others are turning into the monsters themselves. Not really any scares to be had, but, good, creepy... More
I loved the first two X-Men, so, I was all psyched about seeing this one. To me, it was even more fun than the first two. It had a similar feel to the first film, but, with more action, and, some talky parts like X2, but, not as talky. So, in short, with more action than... More
I decided to go to the 11 a.m. showing of See No Evil this morning. Yes, horror movies are best to go to at night, but, because I had low expectations for this film, and knowing that it might not be good, I didn't want to pay the $7.50. Anyway, I thought I'd dish the... More
Yes. It's true. I'm sure you've all already heard it from the critics. A Sound of Thunder has not so great special effects. And, that's true. But, this movie is so awesome that it really doesn't even matter. Ed Burns and Catherine McCormick did acceptionally well jobs.... More
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