Reviews

Youth in Revolt definitely had it's funny parts, and to my surprise is filled with a pretty good cast. The movie portrays his alter personalities so well with one being the more passive gentle one, and the other being the sexually deprived urge. More importantly though I just think that Micheal Cera needs to choose a different character to portray in his movies. In many ways this movie has many similarities to "Nick and Norahs Infinite Playlist". He's a virgin. Meets a new girl. She takes it. He plays the guy who's too tenderhearted to be a jerk, and has the same weird interests that the female has and they click and fall in love.

Youth in Revolt was funny mainly because of the other cast members funny lines and mishaps, however Cera had his too. He is funny but needs to show that humor in a different role than the tenderhearted virgin in his movies.

Terrence Howard is rising up to be one of the greats no doubt about it, however this film wasn't for him. This movie did a good job at staying unpredictable, but at the same time it maintained a very poor choice of dialogue throughout. The emotions were way off at sometimes the dialogue insisted they be stronger. Vise versa applies in this situation as well. Channing Tatum isn't a GREAT actor, however he's not terrible either. This movie obviously decided to play it safe and let Tatum stick to his rough guy image he seems to persistently play. If he opened up his role choice he would probably be a better actor. Fighting wasn't terrible, however some of the dialogue wasn't flowing. Apparently after he wins the first fight he is a great fighter. I didn't understand that at all because he may have got 2 hits from what I could see due to the poor camera angles. Not a memorable movie at all, but it wasn't horrid. 6/10

How thought provoking was this movie? To be tied down to your seat the entire time, thinking to yourself..."did he do it?" At no point in the movie does it just give you a yes or no answer, but at different points your opinion could be influenced both ways judging by motives. The movie intelligently portrayed a issue of trust in even the most faithful believers to the church, which made it so hard to make a decision. I thought Philip Seymour Hoffman deserves an award for his brilliant acting in this film, he is what made the movie so enticing. Merryl Streep has been getting ragged on some, because some say she overacted. I didn't think so at all, I thought she did a phenomenal job the entire time. A great story line, plot, and cast made this a great movie experience for me.

I am normally a fan of Will Smiths work, and trust me I still am. However, this movie started off great and I was loving every second of it. It was funny, had a lot of action, and also sometimes had some parts that touched your heart but then...it got weird...very weird. The whole situation between Smith and Theron would have been okay had it not been so weird. Maybe they could have known each other in the line of duty..i'll buy it..but going back 3000 years? That is kind of ridiculous. Also, the villains at the end were kind of weird too how they all team up in jail and get "powers" by holding hands was very stupid too. The movie had it's ups and it had its downs and overall I was very disappointed.

This movie by no means deserves a 4.8 out of 10 on this website, or any other website for that matter. This movie was downright awesome for any one who likes a good solid plot, steady action, great acting, and a great cast. Okay, the movie was a little predictable, but still you knew what was going to happen and you still just wanted to see what you knew was going to happen! The acting was great for the newcomers to the scree and the actors/actresses who've been in the business for a while, the action in the movie was spectacular, and the plot was great. We all know fights like that travel the web like they did here and make people who are big on fighting want a duel to see if your all that challenging. The whole plot point about his father dying and how that enraged him the whole movie was awesome..and how he didn't want to make the same mistake ever again, that was awesome. Everyone who saw this movie before me loved it and I was the one who introduced them to it..I'm so glad I saw it and I loved it. So we need to stop comparing this movie to Karate Kid and Fight Club this movie was great independently.

Wow, was I so disappointed or what? This was honestly the most disappointed I have ever been in my entire life. Cloverfeild really kept me hanging on from the minute it started till about 3 minutes before it ended. Man, it was so intense the whole time, the whole time you're wanting them to survive wanting them run, something! But at the end when he is talking into the camera even for the fact that they didn't survive, they should have made it to where someone found the tape like years later..and found out what it was or something! I mean the huge spider looking monsters..what happened to them? Did they die? What exactly were they? Where did they come from? Why were they in Manhattan? Something! But at the end you are left with so many questions that should have been answered but didn't because the main characters die. And then it shows an old video-clip of them then BAM! your done! I waited like 10 extra minutes to see if maybe after the previews they would show something but they didn't. I'm so mad at this movie. What a great idea that didn't end properly at all. Not well thought out at all.