Kinda the same movie as the last one with the not so convincing motivation of "I have to prove my ancestor was a cool guy".
Idk I still liked this movie quite a bit and am dying to know what was on Page 47.
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Hail, Caesar! 2016
From someone who's never really gotten into the Coen Brothers (NO COUNTRY and TRUE GRIT are just okay in my eyes) I actually enjoyed this one quite a bit.
The meta and nostalgic tone and commentary about the fludity of the film business that was refreshing in an age of "Death of the Blockbuster/TV is better than Movies" headlines.
The cast was fun to watch (especially Wayne Knight in a small role) and the story was an interesting one, but…
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National Treasure 2004
Silly, bombastic, ridiculous, fun, on-the-run, mystery, adventure feat. Nicolas Cage.
If you actively dislike this movie, may god have mercy on your soul.
OTHER AWESOME MOVIES LIKE THIS:
National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets
Angels & Demons
The Da Vinci Code
IJ: Raiders of the Lost Ark
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The Dark Knight Rises 2012
Some things are good. Some are great. Some aren't very groovy at all. But this is Batman so who cares.
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Jane Got a Gun 2015
With this flick, Gavin O'Connor has joined a group of directors of whom I will see their new movie no matter what.
He piqued my curiosity with MIRACLE, validated it with WARRIOR and now with this movie, he's really driven it home for me that he is not one to be overlooked.
With JANE GOT A GUN, O'Connor is able to come out with (assisted by an excellent screenplay from Edgerton) an excellent female empowered western. Both elements that stand…
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Batman 1989
Still dark. Still hilarious. Still beautiful.
Not only is Tim Burton's film the first live action Batman film in the modern era, it may be the truest adaptation of the comic book (of its time, at least) we've seen so far.
At the end of the day, my love for this movie comes down to two things. Jack Nicholson and the production design.
First of all, Nicholson wonderfully conveys my favorite side of Joker. The side that would shoot a…
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Batman vs. Robin 2015
A solid, yet disappointing Batman flick. With the high standards set by "Mask of the Phantasm" this can't help but feel like a major step down. I was pretty disappointed at how The Court of Owls were used. The flick strayed too much from my favorite Batman story.
Still worth a watch, but I was left unsatisfied.
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Frost/Nixon 2008
A powerful, stirring masterclass of acting. As Ron Howard's most polished work, this movie is an extremely underrated surveyal of politics, image, legacy and integrity. Langella gives perhaps the best "based on a real character" performance of all time.