sissylion (Level 25)

The first half hour of this was neat, but once I had gotten used to the format, it lost all of its steam. I still think that it's a good film, but it lost a lot of steam in the middle.

A total letdown. I just didn't find it funny, at all.

Better every time I watch it. Oh man.

Great movie. Fantastic performances, a neat premise, and a phenomenal soundtrack. Some parts seemed to drag, but the beach scene made up for it.

Eh. A few nice scenes, good performance from Djimon Hounsou, but other than that it was pretty average.

Went from being funny to being ridiculously serious to being ridiculous. Fantastic.

Hey, I wrote a review for this one. You should check it out, if you'd like. Then you'd be able to know what I thought of it (spoiler: it was pretty good).

I thought the first half was absolutely fantastic, but I didn't like where the plot headed. Regardless, a good movie.

I love Wes Anderson, but he really slipped up here. The characters weren't compelling and the plot went nowhere.

Absolutely phenomenal. Still one of my favorite movies.

My second-favorite movie that I've seen since my quest started. The story is done really well in that it's compelling without being too obvious. And William H. Macy is always great.

Pleasantly dark and witty, and the cinematography was excellent. Have to say that it was a little over-hyped for me, but I still enjoyed it.

Maybe it's that I've never seen an episode of Kids in the Hall, but I just didn't enjoy this. Not my type of humor, I suppose.

Speaking of not my type of humor, I don't think that the Coen brothers make funny films. I still really enjoyed this because of the performances and the story (and William H. Macy), but I also didn't find this one funny. Oh well.

On one hand, the story was bad and the fight scenes were a lot less enjoyable because they involved weapons. On the other hand, the pirate captain looked like Professor Snape.

Yeah dude . . . it's Cop Dog.

Every scene lasted about two minutes too long, and it got really hard to watch about half an hour in. Great performances and a neat story, but the editing could have been a lot better.

Much better than I expected. Dragged in some points, but, hell, it's a movie about fonts.

I cannot accurately describe how much I like this movie. Christ.

So far, greatest movie I've seen. And I take the one-sidedness of it into consideration when I say it.

Delightfully bizarre and charming, but I honestly don't see why it's cited as one of the best foreign films of the century.

Not gut-bustingly hilarious, but funny and with a good plot. And Chevy Chase gets hit a bunch, which is always a plus.

Halloween isn't complete without this gem, and I refuse to let any certain American retailer which caters to preteen girls and whores out the film do anything to how much I enjoy it.

Never in my life have I been so confused by a film.

The opening scene's witty dialog and characters built me up to have it be slightly broken down afterwards. I liked it, yes, but it dropped noticeably in quality after the first twenty minutes or so.

The site lists it as a film, and so I will count it as one, and a brilliant one at that. Don't think I've enjoyed watching something so much in a long while. Can't say I much cared for Nathan Fillion's character, but the witty humor and fantastic music more than made up for him.

I can't say I much cared for the scenes in the village, but everything aside from that was fantastic. Some of the greatest dialog I've ever heard in a film.

How does a movie with such great actors end up so terrible?

Though I acknowledge that there were some great scenes in the film, it's far too saccharine for my tastes. Also, Liam Neeson's voice was hilariously unfitting for his character.

Unironic campiness plus excellent writing and Joseph Gordon-Levitt? Yes, please.

I was skeptical coming in to the film, having heard that it wasn't very good, but I'm actually surprised how much I enjoyed it. I'd even go so far as to say that this may be one of my favorite Disney movies.

I hate children in film. I liked the children in this film. I consider that to be a success.

A lot of people I know consider this to be their favorite Pixar movie, which I don't quite understand. Entertaining, but definitely flawed.

Without the wonder of seeing it in 3D for the first time, this film really has nothing going for it. Would be okay were it about two hours shorter.

Kind of bizarre. Other than that, eh.

Manages to be sweet and entertaining without being saccharine and inane like many Christmas films. Really quite enjoyable.

A classic. Seems to get better every time I watch it, actually.

Not as terrible as I thought it would be, which is to say that it didn't cause a brain aneurysm upon viewing. That is the only kind thing that I have to say about this movie.

Beautiful, but beauty only goes so far. As much as I love an emotionally-powerful film, I can't do it if it squanders aspects of its story.

A whole lot of nothing, and then a sort of rushed conclusion. Not terrible, but not good. However, this seems like a film that probably needs a second viewing where I'm paying more attention.

Enjoyed this way more than I thought I would. Amazing writing.

Pretty film. Nice cinematography and acting, but nothing too noteworthy.

Didn't enjoy it, but it could be due to watching it with a bunch of friends.

You remember how everyone really liked this movie? I agree with them.

Sigh.

Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh.

Really dug this despite my distaste for Zooey Deschanel. Actors acted, The Smiths were played, and a bunch of really neat cinematography happened.

Very pleasant, but lacking the real punch that catapults it into being a memorable film. However, the child actors are fantastic, and stuff blows up real good.