It’s not always about quality—there are plenty of films that aren't necessarily "great" in my eyes, yet they’re considered absolute masterpieces... I wouldn't watch them a second time even if someone paid me.
A gripping watch about a street gang member whose path crosses with a family making the trek from Guatemala to the USA... quite intense. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1127715/
Grace Diaz76 said:It’s incredibly naive. First, he almost breaks up with his girlfriend because she feels neglected—then, out of nowhere, she invites the guy who nearly ruined their relationship to the wedding like some kind of saint. And what’s the deal with having that guy sent to rehab because he clearly needs it? He’s got three major banks backing him, yet he has absolutely nothing in his life... As if two guys are actually going to stand there and tell each other they love each other in front of fifty people. Yeah, right.
True, movies like this really need to be 100% realistic🙄 Look, this isn't some gritty documentary-style drama—don't get too caught up in the nitpicking...
Basically, Paul Rudd plays a guy frantically searching for a best man 🤣 just so he isn't standing alone at his own wedding. It's a fantastic comedy 👍👍 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1155056/
The latest from James Gray—starring Joaquin Phoenix and Gwyneth Paltrow. It follows Phoenix, who’s still living at home when he falls for his next-door neighbor, played by Gwyneth Paltrow. A truly excellent drama... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1103275/
Honestly, I can't get over Leonardo DiCaprio—it’s hard to fully sink into a movie when he's playing a CIA agent but looks like he's barely out of middle school. Not to mention, once they slap a beard on him... 🤣
What really gets me, though, is how they constantly cast him as these gritty, hyper-masculine types... 😕
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0856288/ A French thriller/horror flick about a pregnant woman being terrorized in her own home by this mysterious woman... It’s incredibly violent. 😁
Everyone’s been hyping him up, but honestly—the movie is just mediocre at best. The Apatow hype has definitely deflated; if Seth Rogen and his little stout clone from Superbad weren't working with Apatow, they'd probably be flipping burgers at McDonald's...