Another blast from the past. This movie was enjoyable years later thanks to Tim Burton. While it was not full of laughs, it had enough of them to keep Jake interested. Plus the f-bomb was dropped at least once–you don’t see that every day in a PG movie.
Oops. I ordered two depressing movies in a row. I didn’t mean to do it–I forgot to update my Netflix queue. Anyway, this movie was much sadder than Rabbit Hole. But, it starred the handsome Javier Bardem. And he was speaking Spanish the whole time. +2. The move was directed …
I know I’ve been dogging on the movies from the past, but this one was actually pretty good. It was surprisingly uncheesy given the subject matter. It was a good way to cap off Halloween Movie Month.
I like a good, depressing movie just so long as there’s a spark of hope at the end. This one fit the bill. Brian does not like depressing movies at all–at least not ones he can relate to. This movie told the story of a couple’s relationship in the aftermath …
Much like the first movie in this series, I didn’t think I was going to like this one, but I did. Unlike Poltergeist, which we watched a few weeks ago, this one was actually kind of creepy. Poltergeist was just too over the top to be believable, but this movie, …