MasterPr0phet (Level 15)

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Not The Trainwreck I expected, but not particularly great either.

Oh, Dark Shadows. I've spent the last few weeks cursing Burton and Depp for turning my beloved tv show into something that resembles a pile of excrement, just from that trailer. But you can't judge a book by its cover, nor can you judge a movie by the trailer released ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on May 11, 2012
Excellent Summer Blockbuster.

For all the waiting we've done, the Marvel movie everyone has anticipated has finally arrived. The Avenger's swings its way into theaters across America, and I have to say it was well worth the wait.Now, I didn't think it was possible that the on-screen pairing of all of these heroes ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on May 4, 2012
Segel Strikes Gold Again.

Jason Segel strikes gold again. In fact, I'm positive that this man can't make a bad movie at this point. I've enjoyed just about everything he's appeared in, and with the exception of "Jeff Who Lives At Home", I've seen all of his movies on opening day, which is kind ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on April 27, 2012
Not nearly as bad as critics panned it, but in no way good.

Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star is quite awful, as you would expect. That becomes evident in the first five minutes with its slew of crude and juvenile jokes. I'll also be honest and throw out there that I have never once really found Nick Swardson to be at ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on March 24, 2012
Excellent Biopic Powered By One Hell of a Performance.

It's rather saddening to me that Michelle Williams performance as Marilyn Monroe was so over looked this year at the Oscars. Further, if I had seen this before I wrote my top ten, it would have easily cracked this list, that's for sure. That's not to say that My Week ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on March 21, 2012
Average with a side of a few laughs.

The Sitter isn't necessarily a bad movie, but it isn't a good Jonah Hill comedy. Now I'm always down for some good laughs from Jonah Hill. Since Superbad, I've thought he is one of the better up and coming comedic actors. However, there are too many uneven moments in The ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on March 18, 2012
Fantastic Surprise!

In a time where most comedies fail, "21 Jump Street" succeeds in almost every way possible. I haven't laughed quite this hard at a movie since, well "Horrible Bosses". The biggest thing that makes this movie work is the chemistry between Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, which is surprising considering ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on March 16, 2012
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Much better then 2009's Crisis Adaptation.

Justice League: Doom arrives as a very enjoyable adaptation of one of the more recent interesting comic storylines, albeit a rather short and at times confusing release. The reason I point out confusion, is that there are some rather big differences that are taken from the original storyline and here. ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on March 8, 2012
Plot Holes and a Flat Ending Fail to Bring Greatness.

Two Stars is probably pretty generous to "The Woman in Black", but I'll be fair. Up until a certain point, I was really enjoying this movie. Then a gigantic plot hole starts to pile up the rest of this movie leading into the most mediocre ending I've seen in quite ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Feb. 29, 2012
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Average 80's Horror, Nothing More, Nothing Less.

I remember seeing House on basic cable several years ago as a child, and I don't know if I was enthralled with the cheesy 80's special effects, or what it was, but I must have enjoyed it quite a bit back then, because it doesn't live up to my memories ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Feb. 22, 2012
Watch This Now!

First of all, "The Confession" is listed here under Tv Shows, which it is not. It was a web series, one that sports more quality acting and story telling then half of watch I watched in 2011. The Confession stars Kiefer Sutherland. Yes, it is easy to see him playing ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Feb. 19, 2012
Enjoyable Sports Film.

I've always found Baseball to be the dullest and most boring of sports, so the idea of yet another Baseball movie isn't my idea of a fun night of cinema. I'm a hockey man myself. However, the crowning achievement of Moneyball is in that it takes probably the most boring ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Feb. 4, 2012
A Let-Down compared to previous work.

I had high hopes for Director Ti West. When he brought through the groundbreaking The House of the Devil back in 2009, I felt that we might actually have a new master of horror on our hands. While The Innkeepers is in no way a bad film, it doesn't even ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Jan. 29, 2012
Oldman's Finest Performance.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is not for everyone, lets get that out of the way first. While I enjoy the occasional story and narrative driven film, I can tell you that many will walk out of this with a dry taste in their mouth. The lack of action will also ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Jan. 28, 2012
George Clooney may have given one of his finest performances yet.

The Descendants turned out much differently then I had anticipated. To be honest, more then a little word of mouth, I really knew nothing about this film going in. My knowledge was limited to just knowing it was another Clooney movie, more or less.The Descendants starts off interestingly enough, with ...

Reviewed by MasterPr0phet on Jan. 27, 2012

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