Kidnapped, 2010
What a fantastic movie! I was totally blown away by the amazing camera work. Each 10+ minute take ratcheted up the tension to an unbearable level.
What a fantastic movie! I was totally blown away by the amazing camera work. Each 10+ minute take ratcheted up the tension to an unbearable level.
A rare remake that is far superior than the original. Rooney Mara was fantastic and David Fincher‘s direction was exceptional. A must see.
I like the first 2 movies a lot, but part 3 should be avoided. Everyone involved seemed like they were just going through the motions.
Solid, well-made thriller. Nothing flashy, just solid. It is pretty scary how something like this could happen at any time without warning.
It started out strong but ended weak. I love baseball and the theory of sabermetrics is interesting, but the movie wasn’t.
Better than the turd that was Part 4. The end was actually kind of clever. How can you not love this ridiculous death scene?
A gritty and violent film with a visual style unlike anything I’ve seen before. I’m very interested in what the filmmakers will do next.
I haven’t watched this in about 10 years, and wow, what a trainwreck. Trey Parker & Matt Stone are funny, but the movie is pretty awful.
I was totally blown away by every aspect of this movie. I am so mad I didn’t see it in a theater. Without a doubt my favorite movie of 2011.
Faithful and entertaining adaptation of Frank Miller‘s seminal story. I hope this is successful enough to warrant more drama heavy DCAU adaptations.
Elizabeth Olsen and John Hawkes are fantastic in this drama about a young woman trying to adjust to life after fleeing a dangerous cult.
There didn’t seem to be much of a point to this movie. Just some old Argentinean terrorists, weird feral women, and lots of nitro-glycerine.
An anthology movie that hits more than it misses. The standout is The Diary of Anne Frankenstein. Fast forward through I Was A Teenage Werebear.
Actually not that bad. I would like to see a sequel that focused more on the cosmic aspects of the Corps and far less time wasted on Earth.
Misses the mark trying to recapture the paranoia & thrills of Carpenter’s classic. I didn’t care about anybody. The end credits did make me smile.