"Unfriended" is a movie about bullying and the consequences of the bulliers? lol
In a nutshell this movie is original and scary. The premise is Laura Barns was bullied so badly she killed herself. She got drunk and shat herself so naturally ppl in school filmed in and put it on Youtube. After killing herself the main tortmenters begin to be terrorized by someone.
Sounds like a great plot BUT I must forewarn you the entire movie is on someone's laptop with Skype screens showing the action. Having said that I loved this movie. And the acting was awesome BUT some of the "reveals" were so annoying. Hands down Will Peltz was my favorite actor in the group as the cocky rich boy.
I don't want to give anything away but I would say it's an easy 4 stars. -1 star after finding out whom the killer is (rolls eyes) and the secrets that come out.
Say what you will about "The Fast & Furious" franchise, but you know what it's multicultural, multigenerational, and honors its own history. Maybe it's not original or gonna win an Oscar (sorry Vin), but anyone and everyone can watch this movie. I give it 4 out of 5 stars and here's why...
I'm kinda pissed I liked the movie. I really wanted to call this review "The Longest Movie," alas it's not. It's pretty good. I'll give it 3 out of 5 stars...keep reading.
"Have courage and be kind." Cinderella's dying mother says to her. Hence begins the retelling of a classic tale. It's raw, human, and perfect. I cannot find one fault in this movie. It even employs every race of people in the movie. Directed by Kenneth Branaugh and written by Chris Weitz ("American Pie" and "About A Boy" fame), I give this 10 stars out of 5. It's that good. Why? Keep reading.
The sequel to Divergent is out, and I have mixed feelings about. I still will give it 4 stars out of 5, but it's missing one thing...Keep reading
It's not "She's All That" but kinda. It's not "Mean Girls" but kinda. It's not "Pretty in Pink" but kinda. The DUFF steals a tiny piece from all those movies and combines them into an updated version with hilarious results. I would have to give it 3 stars out of 5. Keep reading.
"Still Alice" is a great movie about a woman in her 50s whom has early onset Alzheimer's Disease.
There isn't a ton to say about the film as it really is Julianne Moore acting her butt off. I really don't want to give away spoilers or anything, but she really is amazing. The supporting cast is just as a amazing, but I'm shocked Kristin Stewart won a Cesar for Best Supporting Actress. Hmmm
Yeah 5 stars. Great movie. Flawless script and direction.
There isn't a love story. There isn't a happy ending. And the leads are three men. It's the true story of Olympic wrestling brothers Mark & Dave Schultz (Channing Tatum & Mark Ruffalo respectively) whom meet the eccentric millionaire John duPont (Steve Carrell). John sponsors a wrestling team called Team Foxcatcher (named after Foxcatcher Farm where John lives). Easily 5 stars...no question. Keep reading.
Usually people say "if you liked (insert past movie title) you'll like (insert current movie title)." This is 100% true with "CHAPPiE." "If you liked 'District 9' you will LOVE 'CHAPPiE.'" And I'm gonna give this movie 4 stars, here's why...
"Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)" is the story of washed former action hero Riggan Thomson played by Michael Keaton. Riggan wants to resuscitate his acting career at 60 by directing/writing/producing/acting in a Broadway play. Zach Galifianakis plays his attorney and best friend, Emma Stone is his daughter and personal assistant, Naomi Watts is his co-star, Amy Ryan is his ex-wife, and Edward Norton is Broadway's hottest star and his new male co-star. I give it 4 stars. Keep reading...
