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Looper - 8/10 Phenomenal. The plot unfolds so cleanly it's unbelievable, the direction is outstanding and the acting is top-notch all around. Finally, another time travel film joins the ranks of 12 Monkeys and the first two Terminator films, in which the characters are more interesting than the...

The Master-10/10 Absolutely spectacular. From the booming orchestra concerto over the epic opening shot of the ocean, to the intense "processing" scenes between manipulative Hoffman and animal-like Phoenix, to the penultimate scene in the desert, it is a triumphant examination of human's...

Thanks for the feedback man. Yeah, I definitely developed the story because of the Kitty character, which I really liked. Veronica's scene is supposed to be this awfully awkward, sad realization that Cameron's friends are shallow and have changed. But I totally get what you said about the pacing...

Love it!

Kewl. Looking forward to buying!

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I give it a 4/10. But a whole heap of films in 2011 deserved 3's and even 2's (Sanctum, Zookeeper, The Three Musketeers). In fact it's by far the worst decade so far this millenium in my opinion.

It's a fine film. It never tries to be anything more than what it is, which is a ridiculously massive fantasy. While it is by no means a good film, it is also definitely not even among the worst.

It's filmmaking at its best. Did you have issues with it?

Warrior - 9/10 The best film of 2011. Perfect acting, profoundly moving screenplay and completely sure of what it is: an emotional masterpiece.

Congrats. That's always a hard feat. And I'm up for a read. beatskipperproductions@gmail.com

The only difference I see is that the second image is not a still from an overrated piece of pop trash.

The night chase in the desert from No Country for Old Men, while minimalist compared to grand set pieces like one in The Matrix, kept me at the edge of my seat. Masterful use of intensity. Inception's foot chase, while not particularly a classic, was also one hell of a pursuit. But the best...

This sounds intriguing. Though, what's the estimated budget?

I meant the character's dialogue and disposition.

The plot line was a little boring at times, and a bit of a chore to follow. The dialogue was clever at times but dropped a little too much vulgarity that ruins the authenticity of it. And I sincerely hope you're not stereotyping gays as promiscuous, though I may be interpreting Fred's character...

The greatest American filmmaker. Thanks for these. :cool:

I really hope you're trolling.

Annie Hall- 9/10 One of the best-written movies of all time. A few pretentious strokes throughout keep it from perfection, but overall an ingenious film, and an unusually profound comedy.