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oops2152

oops2152
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# Film Ratings: 13
Member Since: 24 Apr 2024

Recent Ratings

85 50%
The Invisible Man (2020) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
This is a great watch and Elizabeth Moss delivers a gripping performance. I enjoyed watching it and think about re-watching it...
85 50%
Self Reliance (2024) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
A little gem of a movie - gets away with serous themes without being sappy about them.
85 50%
Wild (2014) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
This is a good movie. The main character does have some naiveté to her that I found off-putting at the beginning, but it turns out to be the whole point... and a great performance!!
85 50%
Palm Springs (2020) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
It's fun, it's light but it has a certain seriousness that when it kicks in it's really emotional.
85 50%
Run Lola Run (1998) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
Phew... that was a ride - great aesthetic, cool story, great pictures and fun characters. And of course it greatly expanded the style of film music!
90 80%
Enemy of the State (1998) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
Great fun and takes everything very serious... the conspiracy aspect is a little over the top...
85 50%
Die Hard (1988) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
Everything done right... it didn't age well in some respects - but that is to be expected from the 80ies...
95 92%
Logan (2017) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
A true marvel of a film. I could have done with a little less gore as the film doesn't really need it. But this is how to create a super hero movie for adults.
40 3%
The 355 (2022) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
While I want to like this movie because it has everything that's fun - the plot is braindead and the whole hacking storyline is so badly written that it is impossible to take serous. A shame really, because it could have started a great franchise.
80 19%
Haywire (2012) - Rated 24 Apr 2024
While the plot really isn't that interesting or special and being told with a lot of voice-over and flashbacks seems like a budget decision - the action is very intense and feels incredibly real and believable. How Soderbergh pulled that off is a mystery to me...