Mini-Review: A few genuinely hilarious moments save this from being a total piece of shit. Most of the funny parts were either played to death in previews or felt staged and it took away much of the appeal that came with Borat. Feels tedious at times and I would only really recommend it to people who really like Borat or Da Ali G Show.

Mini-Review: So many bad parts about this movie. The way that John Cusak and his family survived were based on the luckiest set of circumstantial events that it is one of the most unbelievable storylines in the history of film. Add to that the cliches and over-dramatic dialogue and you have yourself a stinker. It's only real saving grace (besides Woody Harrelson) is that it looks really good. And even though you put a pretty bow on the turd, it's still a turd. A stinky, stinky turd.

Mini-Review: A potentially great film that was hindered by some over-indulgence. The premise itself is amazing and I loved the way he both became a vampire and the inner turmoil a priest would have if he became a vampire. In fact, when these were the main themes of the movie it was borderline brilliant cinema. Unfortunately, the focus shifted to a "love" story that I felt wasn't as interesting as the first themes we are introduced too. Still a really good movie despite it's flaws and the ending is masterful.

Mini-Review: A Predalien? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Mini-Review: I like soccer, and I like Leeds United so this film did interest me outright. Even if you didn't really care for either I think you could appreciate the great character study (it's more about the manager Brian Clough than the actual squads anyway) and the wonderful acting by Michael Sheen and the rest.