Coopz
Retired Footballer
- 27 April 2002
Pain & Gain : 8.75/10
Not a bad film but should have been a lot more serious than it was and not a comedy due to it being based on a brutal true story.
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Pain & Gain : 8.75/10
Pain & Gain : 8.75/10
I didn't like it. 5.5 out 10 for me. That said, The Rock has certainly improved as an actor.
Pain & Gain : 8.75/10
I didn't like how the characters were presented. I doubt that the reality back in 1995 was such a kind of dumb-comedy scenes.Not a bad film but should have been a lot more serious than it was and not a comedy due to it being based on a brutal true story.
I liked Oblivion (mostly shot here in Iceland which is a big plus) but it has some pretty big gaps in the plot if you start really thinking about it.
Now You See Me - 8/10
Clever film, kept me entertained the whole way through.
I didn't like it. 5.5 out 10 for me. That said, The Rock has certainly improved as an actor.
Now You See Me - 8/10
Clever film, kept me entertained the whole way through.
Watched some movies lately:
Now you see me
The first two thirds of the movie were imho pretty good, very entertaining , but in the last third it didn't really pay off:1. I love the idea of using magic-shows to rob a bank in the public and the police/courts not being able to judge them because it would mean they would have to admit that magic were real. 2. The second magicshow was really entertaining stuff. 3. I also liked how they tricked Michael Caine's character into giving out personal information with which the group could get access to his bank-accounts.
But the last third where everything would come into a finale and where everything gets solved was imho a let-down: The last magic show was very lame. The idea to frame Morgan Freeman's character as being the one behind the money-thiefing was unbelievable. Just because the money ends up in his car doesn't mean he is guilty, considering all the magic-stuff going on.
But worse is the explanation for all this robbing: Apparently it was a revenge-trip to get Morgan Freeman's character punished for his deed decades ago when he showed how a famous magician did his tricks and which drove him to make an even more spectacular trick that killed him. Morgan Freeman's character is far from being responsible, it was an accident or a dangerous adventure by the one who died, doing it voluntarily.
But even worse is that the one who is behind all the magic-robbing is the policeman who hunts the magicians throughout the movie. It might be a plot-twist, but not a good or wise one. The policeman was the one actually caring and obsessed with getting them hunted down , he is the antagonist that carries the movie. It was a really bad choice to make him the one behind all this and therefore nullifying all his engagement throughout the movie in retrospective.
This drags down the movie imho considerably.
6.5/10
the explanation for the chase scene destroyed the whole movie for me. relying on too many unpredictable things there for the sake of making the movie work. nope, not a very clever plot.
4/10.
World War Z
6.5/10
Not bad - I like the idea of it, but some silly little things annoyed me. (i.e. how come no one runs out of ammo or ever reloads?)
Other thing that annoys me is how everyone calls it a zombie movie. Zombie movies should only refer to the undead. This is an infection movie, like 28 days later!