Mini-Review: Very strong characters seem to be Jennifer Lawrence's specialty. She's a bet of mine for stardom in the future.
Mini-Review: The stories we listen to during our childhood are the best, aren't they? And this movie knows all about it. Lee Pace is cute, too.
Mini-Review: I guess the message of the film is that people often don't get what they deserve. The movie has a western wrapping that deceives everybody who also had a good time watching "them" westerns because it shows there is nothing fun about westerns. The fact that it comes from a person who got known in many of them says a lot about Clint's sensitivity. Beautiful, poetic, unforgivable.
Mini-Review: It's very good but at the same time doesn't present anything new or fresh to the conspiracy thrillers. The good thing is that it's Polanski.
Mini-Review: Very good movie! I was expecting more but Clint is one of my favorite directors so I get his style. He is very contemplative. He takes his time. The tsunami sequence is frighteninly beautiful.
Mini-Review: Something was off. It should feel like a heist movie with all the adrenaline exciting us but there is none of that. Direction, montage... I don't know. A pity because we have three good actors.
Mini-Review: I was expecting more to be honest.
Mini-Review: I have the impression that it was supposed to be funny and I didn't get the joke. There are nice moments thanks to the actors. Maybe it was because I was sleepy.
Mini-Review: It is a moving piece about some battles that are destined to be lost, unfortunalely.
Mini-Review: Maybe I should give it even less. Amanda's character is so badly-written. Channing is a very bad actor, albeit handsome if he isn't smiling that is. It's difficult to believe that the story came from the same person who wrote The Notebook, which is a very believable story. Dear John is terrible.