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My friend and I both love Mia a lot so she recommended that I watch this film. I must say that when I tried to read the book that I did not find it interesting at all but this film really brings to life the novel in a fascinating way and no matter if you are like me and did not like the book. it still engages you greatly and causes you to form an attachment to the characters and feel just as they feel.

I would say that the weight of this film is firmly placed on the actors. As the story can be quite distant from the now, it was really in their hands to show you the emotions in order to keep you interested in what happens. Obviously Mia was amazing, I am yet to watch her in something I do not like. She really showed the emotions of Jane and as you watched her, it felt like you were feeling everything Jane was feeling with her. Mia is such a wonderful actress. However, all the other actors in the film were perfect. Fassbender was amazing as per usual but even the actors playing minor roles really presented their characters well and just made the whole movie seem so real and that it could have truly happened. 

The cinematography was beautiful. There were some interesting shots and some truly beautiful ones, it was like the person directing was really in love with the story and it showed through the camera angels and the close ups and everything was just so beautiful to watch. It was like nothing could be going on but I would still want to continue watching because the camera was as engaged with what was going on as the actors were. Such a beautiful film.

The way the story was told made it really easy to follow. The flash backs worked perfectly and felt natural. I thought that starting at the end, a bit like Wuthering Heights does, and then working your way through the story really made it easier to understand and I think that was an intelligent choice to make. it enabled the watcher to know what the plot was going to inevitably lead up to and therefore the impact of when it does hurts a lot more. It was perfectly structured. Furthermore, the lines were great. I could go from laughing to feeling deep sadness in a few minutes as the lines told the story so well. Each line mattered and really had an impact on me as an audience. It was perfect.

The scenery was beautiful. The houses that they chose to film in really set the scenes well as they held a serene and sombre tone that the story holds. The costumes were beautiful, as like period dramas and the set made you feel like you were there.

This was just too funny. I spent most of this film laughing my head off, it was just brilliant. The script was witty and hilarious and managed to capture the hilarity of going to a stupid camp to try and make people straight. 

I cannot really say much else, the acting was adequate and the directing was great in some places. It was just the plot of the film and the ridiculous circumstances that occur which made this film so enjoyable. 

This was one of these films that everyone has been but I had never got round to watching. So I decided to watch and see what I thought.

It started off very promising, the plot was interesting and funny and was enjoyable to watch. However, no matter how much credit I put towards the script, the fact that the main character goes back to her stuck-up fashion-hating idiot it the thing that pissed me off, and may have ruined the whole film for me. He stopped liking his girlfriend because she started dressing differently and caring about her career, what a complete dick.

That being end, the acting was immaculate. The three women worked extremely well together and was so enjoyable and entertaining, it was a great film for most of it. Also Meryl was really amazing, a truly amazing actor and pulled off her character with the perfect balance between career orientated but still maintaining other emotions. 

Well obviously Leo was amazing in this film. I have yet to watch anything that he disappoints me in, even Romeo and Juliet shows the extent of his flawless acting. Still in this film Leo keeps up his amazing standard and expelling the character's thoughts and ideas clearly whilst entertaining fully. Whilst Leo mostly carried the film, without the chemistry between him and Tom it would not have been amazing as it was. All the other actors, especially Amy Adams, were wonderful too, it was a really entertaining film.

I have no particularly found memories of the directing, but everything was shown clearly, the actors did their jobs amazingly and the whole film came together to make something great, and therefore the directing must have been very great too. 

The script was very clever. The arguments between the two main characters were great and the entire main character was written so excellently. Even though it is a true story, I think that without the amazing script writing, that it would not have been as good of a film than it was. 

There were some brilliant actors in this film. Everyone was truly amazing, it was overwhelming how moving the whole film was, and that was thanks to the amount of effort and understand of their parts that all the actors did. Obviously Chiwetel was the star of the film, expressing the emotions going through the man's mind and it was so believable, you were hanging onto his every movement and every thought. Also Lupita Nyong'o was seriously amazing, really showing her dynamics as an actor and I look forward to the parts she will get in more movies now. 

The directing was beautiful. Everything was shown with clarity whilst still maintaining creativity, especially in the stunning close up and profile shots. It was obvious how much effort had been put into presenting the story to the audience, and it worked so perfectly. It was some amazing directing, I really cannot congratulate it enough. 

The story was captivating and entrancing. As based on a true story, this helped to emphasise the importance of how these events actually affected people's live, adding to the whole deep impact of the film. The whole cinema was stunned in silence at the end, whilst people stared dumbly at the credits, thinking about what they had just experienced. 

This is one of those ridiculous teenage films that are always a lot of fun, although it is more complicated and well thought out than most, which meant that this film was extremely enjoyable to watch.

It is filmed as though the friends hired a boy to film the events that occur, like Chronicle, however there are some shots on phones and TV News. This makes it really interesting as it appears as though you are getting the direct view of the events that happen to the characters on a more personal level and it is also quite entertaining. When it is filmed as a home made documentary and done well it really works, and in this film it was great. 

The events that happen are crazy but really entertaining. Although they are ridiculous, in some cases they can appear a little possible which helps to make the film more entertaining. Only some parts are predictable but the fact that you know this is going to happen makes it far more entertaining. 

The characters are relatable and thoroughly entertaining, this is through both the acting and the script. The script is very entertaining, extremely funny at some points but without the amazing acting to accompany it, I am not sure how well this film would have gone. The actors were well cast and all showed their characters well, and are very good at behaving drunk, which when watching Buffy recently and certain actors really can't be drunk, it was good. 

Firstly the speeches in this film are amazing. They are so intense and really show human emotions in this war situation. They were extremely powerful. Even though there was a lot of fighting, all the speeches and discussions were intense and there was an amazing dialogue over the top of what was happening. Just an extremely awesome script.

The acting was amazing. I think Michael Fassbender and Lena Headey were the ones who stood out for me but everyone was amazing. All the acting was really well executed and intense, you could not have asked for more. They really showed their emotions during the events that happened and it was moving in the end. It was a brilliant cast.

The action was interesting and extremely varied, so you were never bored. The fighting tactics were great and it was really thought out. The fighting was realistic as well. It was just really enjoyable to watch. You could not have asked for more in an action film and if you are looking for some great sequences then this is the film to go.

The directing was great. It was extremely dramatic and the entire view of the film was amazing. Everything looked really intense and you were never bored. The camera shots show the action extremely well, the directing just made the film what it is, a truly amazing action film.

The directing in this film was beautiful. There are some stunning shots of Scarlett Johansson and some beautiful profile shots. It was really quite an aesthetically pleasing film, showing not only the perfect face of Scarlett but also showing how much of a different and interesting place Tokyo is and telling the story well. 

The acting was amazing. I loved watching Scarlett and Bill react to each other, just a great performance from both of them. Scarlett is truly an inspirational actress. It was all so perfect and played their characters perfectly and you really understood all the emotions that the two characters were going through.

The script was beautiful. There were some great inspirational parts and also some parts which made me laugh really hard. It was made up of deep meaningful parts, hilarious situations and really emotional sections. Just really great.

I went to see this film because you know Jennifer Lawrence, but also because of the other amazing actors in this film, and it was worth it.

All of the actors were really amazing. It is what would be expected from this amazing cast, but still it was wonderful seeing them play different roles perfectly and really show what it is like to be excellent. I was blown away especially by Amy Adams performance, she was truly fabulous and I will never get over Jennifer Lawrence's scope of how many different parts she can play spot on. Just amazing from the whole cast.

I read a review online saying that the script was terrible but I do not understand what the hell they were watching. The script was clever and kept you on edge about what would happen next and what the characters were going to have to do to get out of situations. I think the person was complaining because there was a lot more talking going on that action, but really if you are a film lover then watching amazing actors have intense discussions is a great time. However it is not just talking, there is a bit of action, but the film bases is the acting and the intense discussions happening, watching how the characters interact and react to each other. The script was very clever.

The directing was very good. Everything was easy to follow and you weren't distracted by weird creative shots, which makes the whole thing clear. That does not mean there aren't some great shots and interesting angles, it is just great that they did not distract you from what was going on but made things clearer in a creative way. One of the things I found was great was rather than showing the people talking in this shot, he focused on the listener, which not only showed some amazing acting from Bradley Cooper but also enhanced the viewers perspective as it changed the point of view you were viewing the scene from. It was as clever as the script.

The costumes and make up was great. I loved the different hairstyles in the film, especially Jennifer's, Amy's and Jeremy's, they were great, it must have been at lot of fun for the hair and make-up team. The costumes were amazing. There dresses that Amy and Jennifer wore were fabulous, and I basically want all of the outfits Amy wore through the film. Just helped to give a great overlook of the film.

It was Christmas Eve so I decided to at least what one Christmas movie this year, and this was on LoveFilm Instant and had Tennant it is so I couldn't help but watch it.

It is just a mix of childish humour and Tennant's Scottish accent, so really what more could you want. It wasn't complicated and some parts were really silly that they made you laugh. Some parts were a tad questionable but it is a silly Christmas movie so you couldn't really complain.

Firstly the soundtrack is amazing. It was so perfect and set the mood of the film just right at all times. There is a beautiful repeated motif throughout the soundtrack which really helps to remind the watcher that all these stories are linked. I could not stop listening to it after the film and I am going to buy the soundtrack as it is just beautiful.

The acting was amazing. As expected from Hugh Jackman, he played his part so movingly that I could not help but weep at the end of the film, he also showed the similarities yet differences between the man he played in the 3 different stories. Rachel Weisz was also amazing, I think without her spot on interpretation of her characters then the film would not have been as perfect as it was.

The costumes and sets in the two stories that were not set now were stunning. They really made these two stories come alive and I love it when all concepts of the film, especially costume and set design, come together perfectly to make a beautiful film, and this is truly a beautiful film. The futuristic story had some stunning images. Everything was wonderful.

The directing was stunning. I think that good directing is the most important thing in films and especially when there are some beautiful and interesting shots in the film, that work well with the straight forward shots. This had an amazing balance between creativity and telling the stories well. You could not have asked for more.

Overall I think you should go see this film. However it is quite stylised and the reviews I have seen are either crying over how there aren't more films like this or how awful they thought it was. I would give it a try and hope you will be blown away.

This was a really intense film. I am glad that I watched this film, it was an amazing piece of cinema. 

The acting was brilliant. The dynamics between the main character and Doctor Lecter were so intense and really just made the entire film. They had such good chemistry and both actors did an amazing and really represented their characters well. All the other actors did amazing as well, the representations of their characters just really made the film such a interesting and amazing thing to watch.

The storyline was amazing. There were so many twists and turns, the plot just kept getting thicker and more intense. Some parts were just really clever and so well thought out, the whole film was just a series of intense scenes. Just so well written. 

The film score was by Howard Shore was also brilliant. It really kept the film alive and full of suspense. Howard Shore is just an amazing composer, I really can't handle how amazing he is.

I went to go see this film twice in the IMAX and it was as amazing the first time as the second time. It was not as hyped on tumblr as the first one, but to be honest I still can't decide which one I loved more. It was just so great.

Firstly the sound track is perfect. I love Howard Shore's music so much, it is really beautiful. Not only is the score beautiful but the little interludes of motifs from the Lord of the Rings just makes some scenes so special and memorising. Not only music from the Lord of the Rings, but returning Hobbit motifs also make the score so wonderful. The music always sets the scene so well, helps tremendously with suspense and tension, and reminds the watcher subtle of the importance of some small events that happen, like Bilbo taking out the ring.  

The directing was excellent as expected from Peter. The shots of scenery are always breathtaking and he has this amazing ability to make dwarfs running across vast landscapes seem like the most interesting thing that could ever happen. His directing always sets the mood well, with fast shots for intense sections and always making the important conversations easy to follow. There are also some really creative shots, including when the dwarfs are in the river, the use of the camera in the river with them really helped to intensify the scene and make you feel as though you are part of their world. Everything just flowed with ease, and especially watching it a second time, you can really see how much effort must have gone in to getting all the different angles, like every scenes is shot in so many different angles and swapped with such ease that I did not even notice how much thought had gone into it the first time. Just some amazing story telling.It was fun seeing him wander across the screen at the start of the film, and I know he must have had a lot of fun placing that into the film. 

The CGI was stunning. The dragon was just so beautifully stunning like you can see how much time and effort was put into the entire film. Just everything about the dragon scenes must have taken so much effort to make look as stunning as it did. It must have been so much fun for the people doing all the CGI as the whole film was just visually stunning and so real.

The set design and costumes were awesome as usual. I love the forests so much and where the elves live in Mirkwood was breathtaking. I think it would be impossible to give enough credit to all the people who make Middle Earth come to life. The Lonely Mountain is also another beautiful set. Just all of the sets were just beautiful. I do not think I will ever get over how amazing the costumes are, especially Thandril's, like I want that in my life. Even all the small details like the weaponry and the riches in the Lonely Mountain are all just stunning. I feel like my vocabulary is just limited to stunning for this film, because it really is. 

Finally the acting was amazing and intense. Obviously an amazing performance from Ian McKellen, but all the other actors in the film were brilliant. Everyone is so well cast and just a group of amazing actors. They truly make the film so real and alive. Also Lee Pace was amazing, and not just because of his eyebrows. The scenes that he was in just made you so drawn to his character and he really owns his part. It must have been so much fun to play.

This was very enjoyable film, it was very funny and also extremely well acted, especially for a teenage film.

The acting was outstanding. The film basically ran on the back of Anton Yelchin's amazing acting. He was playing a very different character to watch I have seen him in before, Star Trek and Fright Night, and I was astonished by his acting. His acting was hilarious, moving and just great. Also Robert Downey Jr was amazing as usual. There is this scene between him and Anton after Anton gets him fired, and Robert was so captivating and realistic, he is truly one of the greatest actors of our time.

The plot was not the usual high school drama, I think this is mostly because the main character Charlie, is quite mad and ridiculous, resulting in the events that occur and the script being extremely interesting and funny. I don't want to give too much away, but Charlie is just a great and unique character.

The relationships between the characters were really well thought out and moving. Even though this is a comedy, I felt  myself tearing up at some points because the funny parts were well contrasted with truth from the characters lives. The script and the acting came together perfectly to make the main relationships, especially between parents and their children, really great.

To be honest politics is something that I really never concern myself with, however I enjoyed this film. I suppose it is more about the emotions that come with the work in politics rather than the actual topic itself and I found that in the end I did find it interesting and a good watch.

I was really impressed with Ryan Gosling. The two films that I have watched him in recently were Drive and The Place Beyond the Pines, and I really did not get how he managed to become an actor. However in this film he actually used his facial muscles and showed that he can convey emotions really well, especially considering that it is a film about politics. I was really impressed by his performance. Everyone else's acting was very good as well, keeping the plot interesting and making it more intense. 

The plot was good. It was surprisingly easy to follow, as my mum said she has a hard time keeping up with what was happening, and it was interesting to see what happens. There were some good plot twists which I found were not predictable, and the whole thing was leaning towards being quite clever, but not quite reaching it.

My only problem with the film was that the directing was a bit off. It was very good and there were some beautiful profile shots, especailly needed to concentrate on what people were saying. However some points the camera would just move around or shake for no real purpose, and it was only slight so it was not as if to try and make it an obvious attempt at doing something different. At some points it distracted me from what was happening.

This was disappointment. I mean when I first heard they were making another Wolverine film I was excited because he is the best X-Men, and then when it came out I never got round to see it in the cinema. This is mostly because I heard it was not very good, and now I have watched it I agree. The overall feel of the film was that they just wanted an easy way to make money, and they did, especially on a personal level as I brought it on Blu-Ray.

The script was kind of terrible. There were just cheap attempts at humour which were not funny and generally actual talking done was just dull. I will feel terrible if someone actually put effort into the script, but considering how awful it was I highly doubt it. Things just were random and did not follow each other, characters were not explained properly. There is even a line that was like "we know the snake woman is evil," like how gee thanks I did not notice when she was killing innocent people, wow thanks. This was basically the whole script, made of pointless stupid lines.

The characters were not interesting. They were worse than one dimensional because they just did not have a personality. The main love is just awkward and seems forced for the sake of some fight scenes that needed a little more purpose than just cheap entertainment, however the love just made them worse as it seemed fake. This is especially because Jean kept cropping up, it just seemed like the Wolverine was having a mourning period, not actually moving on with this girl. It was just terrible. Characters die for random reasons, like this guy is like no I support the bag guy with my life and literally in the next scene he kills himself for Wolverine. I do not even understand how they thought any of the characters were okay, I really don't understand what the hell they were trying to achieve. 

Another thing that really annoyed me was that the women in the film were literally there just to be looked at. They had lesser personalities than the men, which is saying something, and just did nothing to aid the plot at all. Like I was that the snake woman was on the poster and she probably in like 5 scenes, has no back story and her entire point for being there was that she was interested in poisons. It was awful. Then the girl that like travels with the Wolverine has no personality, the only point of her character is that she has a girl on girl fight scene at the end and basically stalks after the Wolverine. Wow great portrayal of women. Then the main girl just does nothing, but mope around. She tries to kill herself at one point and this is never explained properly or like addressed as a serious problem., just that Wolverine stops her from killing herself and is now her reason to live. It was annoying.

The directing was weird. It felt like two different people were fighting over what they wanted to do so in the end it just came out bad. There was just a clash between trying to do creative an interesting shots, which can work extremely well shown my Man of Steel, but then it would go from creative shots to boring block shots. Just back and forth that you really could not understand which direction they were trying to take. I understand you need some block shots to concentrate on what is going on, but considering that nothing really was and that it was never really justified it was just awful.

The fight scenes were dull. I think that is when you really loose the point of an action film. I love mindless violence, I really don't mind that much is there is like no plot was long as the fight scenes are interesting, because at least I would be entertained for that given moment in time. In this the fight scenes were just dull. They went on for just too long and had no point and really it was never clear who they were fighting or why.

This was an amazing film. I generally do not watch a lot of zombie movies as I get scared really easily, but a couple of friends said to watch it as it is really good, and I agree. Recently I have been able to stand a lot more violence so I cannot really say if this is that gory, but people do get attacked but I do not think it is that bad. So if you are not one who can deal with a lot of blood, then you may be able to withstand the violence in this.

The plot was intense, I heard from a fan of the book that they changed it a lot and that they did not like it, however for someone who has not it was amazing. All the events that occurred linked well and were always gripping. There were no major twists, but some of the events were very well thought out, not your usual zombie film. This is especially due to the fact that you get to see other countries reactions to a zombie apocalypse as well as America, and I think this helped add to the whole strong impact of the film.

The acting was very good. Some brilliant zombies I must say, I wish whoever those actors feel proud because I would never have the guts to be a zombie on screen. This is the first time I have consciously watched Brad Pitt in a film and he was amazing. There is a scene where he get a piece of plane shrapnel inside him and I felt as though I could feel his pain, it really was truthful. At the beginning I was disappointed in the lack of female troops, however this changed throughout the film and I was impressed by the portrayal female soldiers. Generally everyone in the film's acting was real and impressive.

The directing was good. It showed the events well, rather than trying to be particularly creative, the directing made the events easy to follow but also not boring. I think although I was not wowed away, I was still impressed how the shots drew you in to what was happening well. There were also some good profile shots, which I must say are my favourite.