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Star Wars: Episode I- The Phantom Menace 3D ++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Saturday, February 4, 2012,
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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close +++Posted by Lucce Wada on Saturday, January 28, 2012,
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Mission:Impossible- Ghost Protocol ++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Friday, January 13, 2012,
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Sherlock Holmes- A Game of Shadows ++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Thursday, December 22, 2011,
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn- Part 1 +++Posted by Lucce Wada on Friday, November 18, 2011,
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The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn +++Posted by Lucce Wada on Saturday, October 15, 2011,
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II ++++++++++++++++++++Posted by A sad Harry Potter fan.. on Monday, July 25, 2011,
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Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides +++Posted by Lucce Wada on Friday, May 6, 2011,
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Knight and Day +++ (but 100% amazing)Posted by Lucce Wada on Saturday, March 26, 2011,
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 ++++++++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Saturday, February 12, 2011,
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The Chronicles of Narnia-The Voyage of the Dawn Treader ++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Friday, February 11, 2011,
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Prince Of Persia:The Sands of Time +++++Posted by Lucce Wada on Monday, July 12, 2010,
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The children of the 00s might not believe it today, but before Tim Burton only made mediocre remmakes of classic children's films, he made films that were actually scary, and pretty good! After the financial battleship that was 'Alice in Wonderland', Burton was given permission to take a huge budget and make his dream project, Inception-style. Surprisingly, Burton's 'dream project' was even weirder than Christopher Nolan's: a comic reboot of a 1960s gothic soap opera that neither I nor anyone...
There are certain filmmakers that simply understand creation, world-building and authenticity; Andrew Stanton is one of those filmmakers. The visual extraordinaire behind the Pixar classics Finding Nemoand Wall-E brings these talents into his first live-action feature, the blockbuster John Carter. Based on the classic stories from Edgar Rice Burroughs, the film thrives in its world-building and stunning, creative visuals which Stanton infuses with the same old-school sensibilities which made ...
Dr. Seuss’ books are timeless children’s classics, and the latest one to get the animated film treatment is the environmental-conscious story The Lorax.
Katniss is a 16-year-old girl living with her mother and younger sister in the poorest district of Panem, the remains of what used be the United States. Long ago the districts waged war on the Capitol and were defeated. As part of the surrender terms, each district agreed to send one boy and one girl to appear in an annual televised event called, "The Hunger Games." The terrain, rules, and level of audience participation may change but one thing is constant: kill or be killed.
'The Art of Time' is a brilliantly made documentary about the different ways artists use the concept of 'time' in their work. It features some incredibly interesting filmmakers and architects, including Chantel Akerman. David Claerbout, Vitto Acconci, Alexander Sokurov, John Reichman Peter Eisenman and Paul Morley, among others.
Paul Rudd re-teams with his Role Models director David Wain in the zany, often hilarious Wanderlust, this time bringing Jennifer Aniston and an impressive supporting cast along for the ride. Riding high on the comedic talent of Rudd, the film avoids becoming a one-note comedy, adding life and laughter into the proceedings before it inevitably falters in the final act. Where it succeeds, Wanderlust never tries to be more than it is, but offers several laughs and highlights the clear talent the...
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The likable Tom Hardy and Chris Pine star in the terribly unentertaining This Means War, as partners in the CIA who use all means means necessary in an attempt to win the heart of the same woman, played by Reese Witherspoon. With sloppy direction from McG, and a horribly structured and written screenplay by Timothy Dowling and Simon Kinberg, This Means War fails as both comedy and a spy-action caper, completely ruining any positives the film has to offer.
Jonah Hill plays his usual role of a lazy, fast food-addict loser in this new David Gordon Green picture. The kids he has to mind are funny at points, but he has seen better days (Moneyball and, hopefully, the upcoming '21 Jump Street' remake). 
One of my favourite ST films is fun to see in the cinema, but not improved much by the 3D. 
When Mickey Rooney, Peter Sellers and Bob Hope all appear onscreen in the first 5 minutes of a 2011 Disney family film, you know that the next 2 hours are going to be fantastic. This return to form for Kermit, Piggy, Fozzy and the gang sees Gary (Jason Segal) and his muppet brother Walter travel to Los Angeles to visit the run-down muppet theatre. When they get there, expecting to be visiting a theme park, they find Alan Arkin coughing and spluttering his way through a tour of the dusty build... 
Say what you like about Adam Sandler, but he is one of the funniest and hard-working men in the film industry and this film is just as entertaining and humor-filled as previous efforts 'Just Go With It' and 'Grown Ups'; but please don't mention 'Zookeeper' or 'Bucky Larson'. Many have called this the worst film of 2011 and it is currently favourite to win Worst Picture at the Golden Raspberry Awards. This is what I say to all those Sandler haters:
Not entirely deserving of all the awards (including Best Picture) it is receiving, this very enjoyable, near-silent, 4:3, black and white comedy will make you smile and possibly chuckle, but not cry like The Help, laugh like Jack and Jill or even feel as passionate a you felt about the artist George Melies when you watched 'Hugo'. 
Based on the hugely popular novel by Kathryn Stockett, this beautifully made film will make you cry, laugh and want to start a riot. The actors really want to be there and are proud of what they are saying and doing. Every detail, from the costumes to the music, has been made by caring hands belonging to people who feel so passionately about the artwork they are involved in the painting of that their passion rubs off onto you, even if you watch no more than 30 seconds of the film. I urge ever... 
George Clooney shows off his acting skills with the help of some very talented kids in this sometimes funny, sometimes tragic film by Alexander Payne. Worth a watch, but only if you have already seen 'The Help'. 
Tom Cruise is back and better than ever in the fourth MI installment, directed by the genius Brad Bird (The Incredibles, Rattatouile). He is joined by Simon Pegg, Paula Patton and Jeremy Renner, who are all fantastic, for what is no doubt the BEST ACTION MOVIE OF 2011! I have even gone so far as to edit my Best of 2011 list to include this collection of wonderful action set-pieces and acting moments! The loss of star 5 is for a dull ending, but the rest is great! 
There are so many weak plotlines in this star-studded dud, that I won't bother explaining them all, but it really isn't as bad as they say. Be warned, though, you may need a sick bag when Lea Michelle sings 'Auld Lan's Ayn'. 
Brett Ratner, the man who ruined the 'X-Men' series, returns to the director's chair with this fairly enjoyable action/comedy starring average Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy, and excellent Alan Alda and Tea Leoni. 
In 2009, Guy Ritchie had a surprise hit (with critics and audiences alike) with his first action-packed Sherlock Holmes film. Robert Downey Jr, one of my favourite actors working at the moment in Hollywood, starred as a more violent version of the detective, with Jude Law as Dr John Watson. I thought that film was fantastic, and very hard to beat in a sequel, so the fact that I didn't enjoy this as much as it isn't saying much. I still loved it! Rachael McAdams (the best part of Sherlock #1) ... 
The first review I ever posted on this site was one of 'Eclipse', the previous Twilight film. I was a big fan of the books and the first film. 'New Moon' was OK and 'Eclipse' was pretty poor. This is about halfway between 'Twilight' and 'New Moon' in terms of quality. The acting is good, cinematography is good, music is good, story is well-paced, but there is SOMETHING missing! I can't figure out what! It's ok, anyway! Go see it, but it's NO Deathly Hallows Part 1!!! 
Steven Soderbergh directs a star-studded cast in this highly entertaining look at a deadly virus which takes over the world, killing 1 in 12 people on earth. A good watch 
Anyone who has seen 'Polar Express' or 'Beowolf' will not be impressed much by the motion capture animation used in this film, based on Hergé's hugely popular graphic novels.
Justin Timberlake finishes off his year of movie success (Social Network, Bad Teacher and Friends with Benefits) with this incredibly well-made, well-written and very entertaining sci-fi/ action flick. Here is the plot in 1 sentence: Everyone has a clock on their arm that counts down to their death and they can top it up by stealing, borrowing or buying time and time is the currency and JT gets accused of murdering a suicidal dude and he falls in love with Amanda Seyfried and Cillian murphy i... 
I hate to admit it, but until last week, I had never seen 'The Lion King'. I KNOW! It's like saying 'I've never tasted chocolate' or something! Anyhoo, I went in with an open mind and left with my mind still open. It was fun, I enjoyed the scenes with Zazu the bird and all, but, and this is a BIG BUT!
In Duncan Jones' second feature, Jake Gyllenhaal plays a confused man. YOU MUST SEE THIS! IT IS GREAT!
In this, Marvel Studios expands its film universe with a new type of superhero: THOR. This epic adventure spans the Marvel Universe; from present day Earth to the realm of Asgard. At the center of the story is The Mighty Thor, a powerful but arrogant warrior whose reckless actions reignite an ancient war. Thor is cast down to Earth and forced to live among humans as punishment. Once here, Thor learns what it takes to be a true hero when the most dangerous villain of his world sends the darkes...
In the second of this summer's 'Avengers' extended trailers (the first being April's 'Thor'), a weakling is transformed into a SUPER SOLDIER by none other than Iron Man's daddy-o!!!!!!!! Hence big explosions and a scary villian that closely resembles an angry Voldemort. Its really not that bad! 
Basically, this film is just the film's trailer, but with more talking. Better save yourself the money and watch the trailer, like i did. It's very enjoyable. I BLOODY HATE JAMES FRANCO but I BLOODY LOVE TOM 'DRACO MALFOY' FELTON as the evil prison guard! 
The summer is coming to a close, and as much as i wanted to begin my review with the line 'I think i'm going to smurf!', this pleasantly surprised me. Better than 'Super 8' for sure! 
I When i went to see this 'homage to Spielberg', i had very high expectations, and unfortunately, these were not met. JJ Abrams, creator of 'Lost' is a 'mega-fan' of Steven Spielberg's work (ET, Close Encounters) and has made this film (co-produced by big Steve) to honour the man that has received the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award (and several Oscars)..jpg)
In this children's comedy, Jim Carrey inherits some penguins from his father, who he was never very close to, and has to look after them. Each penguin has a 'party-piece', one can scream loudly, one wants to fly, one does a lot of farts, another is an idiot and is always walking into walls. After they ruin his chance to impress Angela Landsbury, whom he wants to buy a Central Park restaurant from, at a fancy gala at the Guiggenheim gallery, he tries to get rid of them, but his children have b... 
Directed at very young children, this new hand-drawn Pooh film from Disney is mildly entertaining but much too short and not original enough. 
After attending a screening of this new Terrence Malick film, I am confused as to whether or not i enjoyed the film. Note- i believe i am too young and stupid to understand fully the point of this being made, so many of you over-25s will probably think it is a masterpiece. That is good. Many of you may think it is a pointless waste of time. Other opinions are available, but i have none. 
The poster does not lie. It All Ends.
Just Go With It is a romantic comedy starring popular actors Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. Sandler plays a plastic surgeon called Danny who tricks a woman into falling for him by wearing a fake wedding ring. She says she will only marry him if they go on holiday with his 'wife' and 'kids', who do not exist! Jenny has to play his wife and her two children have to play his kids for the duration of the trip to Hawaii, and while they are there they meet Danny's cousin (pretending to be Germa... 
This is a really bad film. The acting is horrific, the action is boring and the jokes are offensive. You will learn more watching this: 
Steve Carrell and Tina Fey play a bored married couple that want some 'action' for one night. They steal a dinner reservation and get mistaken for criminals, leading to a great chase through New York. It takes a lot of ideas from North by Northwest, one of my favourite films, so I enjoyed it. Watch the trailer below. 
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost star as two nerdy English men travelling to UFO hotspots around the US in this enjoyable comedy. They come across a sarcastic alien called Paul (voiced by Seth Rogen) and take him on their journey. Along the way, they also pick up a mad religious woman (Kristin Wiig), a granny (Robert DiNiro's wife from Meet the..) and a CIA agent (Jason Bateman). Not for children under 10, though, as there is a fair bit of swearing by the alien!
This is a lazy, badly paced action film that will both frighten and bore children and adults throughout its 2 hours. 
In the extremely successful 2008 film 'Kung-Fu Panda', Jack Black finally got a chance to play himself, because, however funny he was in 'School of Rock' and 'Envy', he is just an overweight comic actor that wants to be a heavy metal star, just like Po is an overweight panda that wants to be a Dragon Warrior!
Seth Rogen is boring, as are Christoph Waltz and Cameron Diaz. 
This is a really, really funny and charming children's comedy that adults and children alike will absolutely love! Film of the Year? Maybe! 
One of the better X films, this is pretty good but Kevin Bacon is irritating as Nazi Sebastian Shaw
When it was released in 2007, everyone hated 'Pirates- At World's End', so Jack Sparrow is back to redeem himself, with the man that made Chicago as director.
Rob Pattinson tries to break away from Twilight, and succeeds, in this entertaining Easter flick. Christoph Waltz makes up for how awful he was in 'The Green Hornet'. 
The best thing about Rio is the background detail, which shows beautiful parts of the Brazilian city. Jesse Eisenberg does quite a good job as the main bird, Blu, and could have a future career in Animated roles! 
The Best Picture winner is in no way as good as Inception or The Social Network, but Firth is good, and Rush is better (than in Pirates 4) 
This Golden Globe™ winning film is a fantastic look at the founding of 
Will Ferrell stars in this awful cop comedy. Dwayne THE ROCK Johnson and Samuel L Jackson are credited as having major roles in this film, but after the opening sequence, both are immediately killed off! Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes and Steve Coogan are all incredibly boring in their respectful roles. This is a joke from the film: two men are moose hunting in a forest. they simply cannot find a moose to shoot so they decide to split up and go different directions. one is in a small clea... 
Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob Schneider, Kevin James and many more star in this incredibly funny comedy about a group of childhood friends who haven't met since they were 12, travelling to a lake resort with their families. A must-see for anyone having a sh*t day!
'Tangled' is a slapstick, sarcastic version of the Rapunzel fairytale. It's the 50th ever Disney animated film and I don't feel like Walt would be proud of it being CGI, but it's still a pretty good film. The jokes are quite mature and well written, the animation is nice, but the cheesy songs are simply unbearable! A number of moments are unbelievably unrealistic, such as when Rapunzel leaves her tower for the first time since she was born, she is able to swim really well! WHAT????? Still, if... 
This is probably the most British film ever made, and I cannot understand how it managed to get released in the USA, and actually make quite a lot of money too! It has an amzing voice cast including Sir Michael Caine, Sir Patrick Stewart, Ozzy Osbourne, Emily Blunt, Matt Lucas, Maggie Smith, Jason Statham and Steven Merchant, most of which only speak for about 3.5 seconds. It's not good. It could never be good. It relies to heavily on the music of Elton John to carry the plot along and would ... 
Matt Damon plays a successful politician in this must-see thriller. It's very similiar to Inception and The Bourne..series and revolves around a group of men trying to force everyone on earth to stick to their plan for how everything should happen. I won't say any more as i want everyone to see it, but i will note that the performances are fantastic!
'HOP' is the first ever Christmas film that isn't about Christmas-instead it's about Easter! Russell Brand voices the easter bunny's son who is about to be incarnated as the new EB, but would much rather be a rock drummer. He runs away to Los Angeles and moves in with Fred, played by James Mardsen. Fans of Alvin &.. will probably enjoy but it's not half as funny or witty as Despicable Me!
Jack Black plays a modern, smart-ass version of Jonathan Swift's legendary character Lemuel Gulliver in this remake-of-a-remake-of-a-remake-of-a-remake.......
Nicholas Cage plays Balthazar Blake,a magician in his 300s that has been waiting for years to find the chosen one,his apprentice. 2010,New York City,he meets a 19-year old boy played by Jay Baruchel. Some great effects and entertaining performances by both young and reformed actors,this is a good film to release in a non-Harry Potter summer. 
This superb short film is showing in 3D before all screenings of Toy Story 3.
Andy is now 17 and ready to head off to college, leaving Woody, Buzz,
Jessie, and the rest of the toy-box gang to ponder their uncertain
futures. When the toys are accidentally donated to the Sunnyside
Daycare center they're initially overjoyed to once again be played
with, but their enthusiasm quickly gives way to horror as they discover
the true nature of the establishment under the rule of the deceptively
welcoming "Lotso" Bear. Now, all of the toys must band together in one
final, crazy s... 
Starring:Jake Gyllenhaal, Gemma Arterton, Ben Kingsley, Richard Coyle
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