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Elli H Burton (1288 KP) rated A Loving Family in Books
Nov 24, 2019
Sweet but predictable
Dilly Court has done what she does brilliantly once again but this one feels like it's rushed. It feels as though everything happens too easily which sucks big time because usually Dillys books have awesome twists and turns. Would still recommend, easy read with another good story.
Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated The Wicker Man (2006) in Movies
Jun 22, 2019
How did it get burned!!!
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Nicloas cage in a bear suit punching a woman one of the most funniest sences of all time. So many bear jokes you can come up with.
Anyways this movie sucks, the jump scaries suck, the horror elements suck. Everything is bad about this movie.
Not the bees, not the bees, ah my eyes, their in my eyes. Ahhh.
Also nicolas cage fights muliplite woman in this movie.
How did it burned!!!!!
Anyways this movie sucks, the jump scaries suck, the horror elements suck. Everything is bad about this movie.
Not the bees, not the bees, ah my eyes, their in my eyes. Ahhh.
Also nicolas cage fights muliplite woman in this movie.
How did it burned!!!!!
Dreddknight (28 KP) rated Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) in Movies
Jul 27, 2017
Spider-Man fails at everything (2 more)
Good humor
Captain America PSAs
Way too much Iron Man (1 more)
Still leased by Sony, who has not been good at the superhero movie
Reclaim what is rightfully yours, Marvel!
He's a teen! He sucks at life! Being Spider-Man is burdensome!
I'll give it this: that's pretty damned close to perfect as far as the writing goes. That said, I'm sure Sony will screw it up, like that time they shoehorned in Venom into SM3 for toy purposes and ruined it. Sigh.
I'll give it this: that's pretty damned close to perfect as far as the writing goes. That said, I'm sure Sony will screw it up, like that time they shoehorned in Venom into SM3 for toy purposes and ruined it. Sigh.
Carol Avery (1 KP) rated Amazon in Apps
Apr 13, 2018
The convenience of shopping in my underwear. (3 more)
Great prices and deals.
They have literally everything!!
Quick and easy returns.
Beware false photos! (1 more)
Let’s be honest Amazon streaming service sucks. Owch.
Oh boy it’s Amazon
Amazon the killer of old school retail. Let’s be honest everyone loves shopping in their underwear. I mean does it really get better than that? You pay a small subscription fee which not only gives you free two day shipping. (Which has saved my butt one to many times). It also gives you excess to their streaming subscriptions, prime reading and prime music! What a steal!
Elstree_Con (71 KP) rated The Humanity Bureau (2017) in Movies
May 25, 2019
Man where do I start this film had so much to offer yet it was so appalling!!!
Nicolas Cage's acting is the really poor and the script,dialogue and locations aren't any better.
this movie had a budget of 3 million pound and God knows when I spent the money because they didn't spend it make this film.
If you looking for a film on Netflix and come across this one don't be fooled by the write up or the trailer, I would keep looking for a better film because this films sucks.
Nicolas Cage's acting is the really poor and the script,dialogue and locations aren't any better.
this movie had a budget of 3 million pound and God knows when I spent the money because they didn't spend it make this film.
If you looking for a film on Netflix and come across this one don't be fooled by the write up or the trailer, I would keep looking for a better film because this films sucks.
Kirk Bage (1775 KP) rated Carlito's Way (1993) in Movies
Mar 3, 2020
De Palma’s best films are thrillers, told with a sense of dread and urgency. His characters are flawed anti-heroes either running toward something or away from it, sometimes both at once. As is the case with Carlito, played with an unforgettable lisp and absolute relish by a Pacino let loose to do his thing without restraint. It’s a big film with broad strokes, that sucks you in and keeps you on a tightrope right to the inevitable end, that you should see coming, but somehow didn’t. A transformed Sean Penn steals the show, with a solid gold turn, quirky, intense and thoroughly repugnant. But it is the story that drives it – a man who always wants “out” and finds himself in a labyrinth of pressure and bad choices, in a world overflowing with fools and selfishness. The set pieces are sublime, the pace is relentless – a film where everything comes together to create more than the sum of its parts.
