Not a terribly deep documentary it just kept repeating the same information over and over again. As an old school Amiga owner myself I was pretty let down.

Very disappointing sequel from one of my favorite working filmmakers. It ended up being like every other found footage movie. I was expecting Wingard to take it to the next level.

All of the connections and coincidences had me laughing more than I’m sure the filmmakers would have liked me to.

I was actually a little worried and bored by the first third of the movie. Luckily things got back on track when the proper plot kicked in. The final third of the movie was completely thrilling.

What a fun movie. I don’t know how they found this kid but he was great.

The effects were great, the story no so much.

Tough to watch but I refuse to feel sorry for these people.

A fun little thriller with some terrific performances. The setting was definitely the 1970s but the tone felt more like mid 1990s to me. Like all of the post-Pulp Fiction crime thrillers that flooded the Blockbuster Video shelves.

A nice companion piece to the much more enjoyable King of Kong. It’s always great to see Billy Mitchell slinking around.

It’s been a week since I went to watch this movie and I can’t stop thinking about it. I love how Villeneuve never dumbs down his movies. I’m very excited to see what he can do with Blade Runner.

I probably haven’t watched this beginning to end since I was a kid in 1984. Such a fun movie. They just don’t make kids movies like this anymore and that’s a real shame.