This director and his movies with young or infantile girls creeps me out. And turns out he has married teenagers.... more than once (21 is still icky).
Zero thumbs up - eh, the action got overwhelmed by my discomfort. And this once again supports my Natalie Portman argument - you think you like her films because of Natalie-Portman-the-cool-celebrity but really there are a lot of stinkers.
I had to keep scanning my head to see the movie because my field of view was really narrowed when I was hiding behind my fingers. I also shrieked and jumped... a lot.
One and a half thumbs up - real life scary but manageable because no ghosts. Very good, tight, no time wastage. Bonus: very cute dog.
I think I generally prefer Woody Allen films he does NOT feature in as an actor.
Zero thumbs up - I only enjoyed like half the vignettes (Gene Wilder, Game Show, Woody as sperm) and at best my reactions were "oh yeah" *light smile* or "heh" *light singular laugh*
I, for one, enjoy the comedic flailings of Jim Carrey.
One thumbs up - I liked this much more than Batman Returns, even though the reviews rate this lower. I really liked the entire ensemble cast (sultry Nicole Kidman! Cackly Tommy Lee! Better-than-Keaton Kilmer)
An armed army of penguins?? This is the dumbest thing ever! Look at how un-intimidating they are!
Half a thumbs up - it was a bit too silly, and only mild to medium fun. Tolerable scary level, which is to say it was not as scary as the childhood memories of this Batman poster in Grandma's glass coffee table - Danny DeVito Penguin was terrifying!
My favourite 'authentic' moment was that a 40 something year old man would need his 10 year old son to make a Twitter for him; that he would misuse it; and hold the phone further out to read it haha!
Two thumbs up - this movie just makes me happy. It is also making me want to travel to the States, roadtrip to eat Cubanos, Texas BBQ and beignets... and go pyrex hunting in huge American antique stores!