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Village of the Damned (1995)

Some good moments. That guitar (banjo?) on the soundtrack during one part of the movie made me want to throw things!

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

Voces inocentes (2004)

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

The Way Way Back (2013)

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

Wild America (1997)

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

Womb (2010)

Not bad. My own 2 hour rule still applies: cuts amounting to about 15 minutes would improve the film considerably.

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

Zappa (1983)

My Movie Rating:

6 / 10

13 Ghosts (1960)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Accidents Happen (2009)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

American Heart (1992)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Bes vakit (2006)

Some nice imagery, but the slow pace was stupefying. This film takes itself very seriously, and that alone is enough to impress festival voters.

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Big Daddy (1999)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Bloody Birthday (1981)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Bom yeoreum gaeul gyeoul geurigo bom (2003)

"Boy, is that a wise and mystical Eastern movie or what!"

Hm, yes it does seem to be made deliberately to manipulate export audiences.

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Bruno (2000)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

The Butterfly Effect (2004)

Foul language and gratuitous violence lovingly brought out by the director. The director/writer commentary on the DVD is incredibly sleazy. The two sound like drunken college boys discussing a wild party.

It was a treat to see Logan Lerman - and John Patrick Amedori is an astonishingly convincing look-alike for Logan's character as a teenager.

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

La cité des enfants perdus (1995)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Cold Creek Manor (2003)

Worth watching to see Ryan Wilson, a personable cutie. I was waiting for a surprising plot twist right to the end, given the quality of talent involved in the film. Nope. I haven't been exposed to a story more lame and predictable since the matinee serials I saw as a kid. Could this really be the same director who did 'The Browning Version?"

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Cujo (1983)

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

Darkness (2002)

I don't know who to shoot first: The director, film editor, or the lead adult actors.

Stephan Enquist, however, is lovely and gives a good performance in spite of a retarded director.

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

David Copperfield (1935)

I watched this again after several years and I was appalled by the whiny performance of Bartholomew, the simpering mother and the treacly script in general. It felt as if the director were trying to do a parody of Dickens. But thank heaven for the presence of W.C. Fields and Edna May Oliver.

My Movie Rating:

5 / 10

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