Hoisington89

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# Film Ratings: 16

Member Since: 29 Feb 2012

Location: Winston-Salem, NC, USA

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82 _28%

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004) - Rated 11 Mar 2012

90 _62%

Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006) - Rated 11 Mar 2012

79 _15%

Great Expectations (1998) - Rated 11 Mar 2012

87 _46%

Friends with Benefits (2011) - Rated 11 Mar 2012

Surprisingly a good movie and kept my attention throughout. At first I thought the film would turn sour, but as soon as Timberlake and Kunis started their sexual relationship the story made more sense.

85 _40%

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) - Rated 09 Mar 2012

98 _96%

Annie Hall (1977) - Rated 28 Feb 2012

88 _53%

Hugo (2011) - Rated 28 Feb 2012

The scenes where George Melies shows the history of the cinema I teared up. This was an extremely phenomenal scene to watch and changed my outlook on the rest of the movie. At times the movie dragged on and the performances felt contrived, but overall this was an enjoyable movie. If I were 10 years old, this would be my favorite movie of the year.

84 _34%

Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011) - Rated 28 Feb 2012

95 _90%

The Man Who Loved Women (1977) - Rated 28 Feb 2012

By far my favorite Truffaut film yet. Betrand is a man of few needs. To satisfy him one should supply a bed, a typewriter and a woman. This man has always been in love with the shape, texture and look of a woman. He fantasizes about the perfect woman, but in doing so loses touch with what love is.

91 _71%

The 400 Blows (1959) - Rated 28 Feb 2012

Fantastic use of camera work. A great portrayal of a boy who has lost touch with the world and with his parents. All he wants is to rebel. Truffaut has such a strong sense of his characters and their goals, fears and desires. The scene where Antoine reveals personal information about his life back home and why he has decided to be the kind of boy that he is reminds me of myself when I was younger. That scene is by far the best. Overall, a great movie!