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Insomnia (2002) Review
Insomnia (2002) Stars: Al Pacino, Robin Williams, and Hilary Swank Directed by: Christopher Nolan Written by: Hillary Seitz (screenplay), Nikolaj Frobenius, and Erik SkjoldjĂŚrg Genres: Drama, Mystery, Thriller Entertainment Value 30/30 + From the instant the film starts, Insomnia remains tense and mysterious and never lets that feeling go + The unpredictability of the movie keeps the viewer on their toes and keeps them guessing what will happen next + Each of the three âactsâ of the film are equally interesting and none of the parts feel weaker than the others Story 12/15 + Detective movies are nothing new but Insomnia puts a very interesting twist on the genre by implementing atypical shady acts and a particularly good villain + Although the movie begins as a simple detective case, it quickly devolves in many different side plots / The end of the film seems slightly abrupt and more could have been desired Characters 10/10 + Al Pacinoâs character is horribly flawed while still having maintained a very prestigious role in the LA police system, providing for an interesting character development throughout the movie + Robin Williamsâ character is incredibly complex and even after the movie finishes, it is difficult to wrap your head around his morals and intentions Writing 10/10 + The dialogue between characters is very interesting, especially when it is apparent that characters arenât being honest + The side stories that are told about events prior to the movieâs events are very compelling and interesting Acting 10/10 + As the lead, Al Pacino gives a incredibly good performance and his unraveling due to his insomnia is portrayed incredibly well + Both Hilary Swank and Robin Williams are very good supporting actors and they support Al Pacino perfectly Directing 10/10 + Christopher Nolan delivers once again by using a combination of very wide camera angles and very claustrophobic ones that really keep the movie tense + The repetition in imagery that appears through excellent editing is not only important to the story but also very interesting in general Visual Appeal 5/5 + The sunny, Summer Alaskan wilderness is not only beautiful to look at but it also plays a central role to the story Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + The music is very subtle but it adds to the darkness that the movie tries to create Total 97/100
The Lovely Bones (2009) Movie Review
The Lovely Bones (2009) Stars: Saoirse Ronan, Stanley Tucci, Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Susan Sarandon, and Rose McIver Directed by: Peter Jackson Written by: Fran Walsh (screenplay), Philippa Boyens (screenplay), Peter Jackson (screenplay), and Alice Sebold (novel) Genres: Drama, Fantasy Entertainment Value 10/30 + The film does a great job of keeping your attention during the parts of the movie that are crucial to the plot - Sadly, there are many parts of the movie that feel extraneous ans therefore itâs hard to care about them - In classic Peter Jackson fashion, The Lovely Bones is incredibly long. Unfortunately, there is nothing that warrants the extends runtime Story 8/15 + The premise of a dead girl looking down at the world from purgatory is incredibly original and interesting / The side love story is cute but is ultimately irrelevant - Many cliches involving the family dynamic after a child dies are very present in this film and much of the backbone of the plot builds on these cliches Characters 5/10 + Most of the characters are well developed and interesting, especially Tucciâs villainous character - However, Sarandonâs and McIverâs characters donât make much sense at all their character arcs are really kind of nonsensical Writing 5/10 + For the most part, the dialogue works well, dispute a few hiccups - The tone of The Lovely Bones is one of the most muddled I have ever seen in any movie Acting 8/10 + Tucci steals the show with his Oscar nominated performance as the murderer / The rest of the cast does pretty good, but Mark Wahlberg feels like an awkward casting choice Directing 8/10 + Jacksonâs directing, as usual, is incredible and is probably the best part of the film / Some camera work cliches start to pop up when the audience is first shown that the main character is dead Visual Appeal 5/5 + The cinematography is really nice, especially combined with the early 70s aesthetic Special Effects 0/5 - For a movie from 2009, there is absolutely no excuse for CGI as bad as the CGI seen in this movie Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + The music never tries to be anything more than background noise and it works well in the context of the film Total 52/100
The Shallows (2016) Review
The Shallows (2016) Stars: Blake Lively Directed by: Jaume Collet-Serra Written by: Anthony Jaswinski Genres: Drama, Horror, Thriller Entertainment Value 20/30 + The scenes of people surfing in the beginning of the movie are pretty cool to watch + The last twenty minutes or so of the movie are very action packed and thrilling - The middle of the movie is insanely slow and nothing really happens Story 0/15 - The backstory is essentially 100% irrelevant - The secrecy of this mysterious beach is really kind of stupid - The story of surfer vs shark is really unoriginal Characters 10/10 + Blake Livelyâs character is strong but also human and fun to root for + Although there are practically no side characters, they all do their jobs well Writing 0/10 - The exchanges between Livelyâs character and the Mexican natives are incredibly dumb due to Livelyâs characters small Spanish vocabulary - The conversation between Livelyâs character and her sister and father is written very poorly Acting 10/10 + Lively does a really good job at making her performance feel grounded in reality + The side characters do a good enough job at acting Visual Appeal 5/5 + The beach on which the entire movie takes place is absolutely beautiful Special Effects 0/5 - All CGI that is used in this movie is cringe worthy Score/soundtrack 2/5 / the soundtrack is decent but it really makes the tone of the movie feel awkward Total 47/100
Winter's Bone (2010) Review
Winterâs Bone (2010) Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes, and Dale Dickey Directed by: Debra Granik Written by: Debra Granik (screenplay), Anne Rosellini (screenplay), and Daniel Woodrell (novel) Genres: Drama Entertainment Value 30/30 + the realism of the movie causes you to feel like youâre actually there + the overall grittiness of the film always makes you tense, in a good way + the pacing is absolutely perfect and nothing ever drags too long are seems to quick Story 15/15 + the totally feasible situation allows for a plot that can easily be grasped + nothing ever feels unrealistic, despite how intense many of the events seem to be + the end of the movie is satisfying without feeling necessary Characters 10/10 + Jennifer Lawrence as Ree is a true femme fatale and itâs incredibly easy to root for her + there isnât a single character in the entire movie that feels unnecessary or out of place Writing 8/10 + hardly any of the dialogue feels scripted and most of it seems truly real / there are instances when the central theme of family seems to be pushed a little too far in conversation Acting 10/10 + at the age of 19, Jennifer Lawrence still gives one of the best performances of the decade + John Hawkes ability to portray so many different emotions with such ease is outstanding Visual Appeal 5/5 + the stark Ozark mountains make for a beautiful yet gritty setting Special effects 3/5 / there are a few instances where there are notable lighting issues Score/soundtrack 5/5 + the use of âmountain musicâ throughout the movie is obviously fitting and used well Total 96/100

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Sling Blade (1996) Review
Sling Blade (1996) Stars: Billy Bob Thornton, Lucas Black, Dwight Yoakam, and John Ritter Directed by: Billy Bob Thornton Written by: Billy Bob Thornton Genres: Drama Entertainment Value 30/30 + Although nothing too exciting ever happens in the film, it still manages to hold your attention + The dynamic between Thornton and Blackâs characters is mood lifting and interesting + The tense moments work very well and you feel uncomfortable when the characters do Story 10/15 + The overall plot is quite intriguing and is something that is completely original / Some developments are never really fleshed out and you kind of feel like youâre missing something once the movie finishes / The ending isnât bad, but it is very predictable Characters 10/10 + Thorntonâs mentally challenged character is very interesting to watch experiencing the real world + Blackâs character is a very troubled child and his maturity is refreshing to see in a movie like this Writing 7/10 + A lot of the dialogue is very emotionally powerful / The movie can get a bit preachy at times Acting 10/10 + Thorntonâs Oscar nominated performance was extremely deserving + For being only a child, Black gives a very powerful performance Directing 8/10 + The long shots work very well to draw out the tense atmosphere of the scenes / Some of the more experimental shots used in scenes donât work so well Visual Appeal 3/5 / Nothing really stands out, itâs average Special Effects 3/5 / There are some notable problems with the lighting effects at times Score/Soundtrack 3/5 / Although it works well most of the time, the music seems really out of place in a very important scene near the end of the film Total 84/100
There Will Be Blood (2007) Review
There Will Be Blood (2007) Stars: Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano Directed by: Paul Thomas Anderson Written by: Paul Thomas Anderson (screenplay) and Upton Sinclair (âOil!â) Genres: Drama Entertainment Value 20/30 + The last two thirds of the movie get very exciting + The progression of Day-Lewisâ character is fascinating to watch - The first hour of the movie is quite boring Story 15/15 + The story itself isnât necessarily brand new, but the setting itâs told in and time period make it unique + The themes of madness, power, and religion are really interesting to see unfold + The conclusion is really fitting Characters 8/10 + Day-Lewisâ character is incredibly interesting and his progression of values is very entertaining / The only characters donât really get enough screen time for you to know them Writing 8/10 + The dialogue in the movie is often very shady and fun to watch unfold / The pacing seems off at times Acting 10/10 + Day-Lewisâ Oscar winning performance is spectacular + Danoâs performance as a pastor is incredibly powerful and his religious fervor is intense Visual Appeal 5/5 + Every set piece perfectly conveys the grittiness of the film Special Effects 5/5 + Every special effect looks really good, especially the fire effects Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + Music is used to really build on the overall tone of the movie Total 86/100
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Review
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Stars: Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, and Bob Gunton Directed by: Frank Darabont Written by: Stephen King (short story âRita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemptionâ) and Frank Darabont (screenplay) Genres: Crime, Drama Entertainment Value 30/30 + Shawshank never seems to slow down, even though there really isnât much excitement + Lasting over 2 hours long, Shawshank still leaves the viewer wanting more (in a good way) + The prison setting provides for some varied encounters between characters Story 15/15 + The viewer never really knows whatâs going to happen next + The ambiguity of the first half of the film leads to a lot of suspense and questions from the audience + The ending is amazing and the last thirty minutes contain some of the best story telling seen on screen Characters 5/10 + Robbins and Freemanâs characters are both incredibly interesting people, especially Robbinsâ character - Guntonâs villain never really seems more than the stereotypical evil prison warden Writing 10/10 + Although the dialogue can come off as cheesy sometimes, the ultimate message told throughout Shawshank is powerful + The dialogue between Robbins and Freeman is always interesting and much of the movieâs story is portrayed through dialogue Acting 10/10 + Robbins gives an amazing performace, and possibly one of the most underrated performances of all time + Every other character does a great job, even the ones who only appear for a few minutes Directing 10/10 + The quick succession of shots is used masterfully in multiple situations in the film + The claustrophobic nature of the prison is used with great purpose in the direction of Shawshank Visual Appeal 5/5 + The prison was created perfectly for the movie and most of the scenes are great to look at, especially ones that use the lighting in a meaningful way Special Effects 2/5 / The lighting effects are mediocre at best, and those are essentially the only special effects Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + Both the original music and the use of outside music in the film are used with great purpose Total 92/100
The Forest (2016) Review
The Forest (2016) Stars: Natalie Dormer, Taylor Kinney, and Yukiyoshi Ozawa Directed by: Jason Zada Written by: Nick Antosca, Sarah Cornwell, and Ben Ketai Genres: Horror Entertainment Value 10/30 + Although it wasnât meant to be, itâs very funny at points - Feels much longer than it is because of how boring it is - Not scary at all, despite it being a horror movie Story 2/15 / The concept of the suicide forest is there, but the execution is not - Totally unrealistic in an irritating way - The ending is so predictable Characters 5/10 + Kinneyâs character is nice and like-able for the most part - Dormerâs character (Sara) is stupid and annoying Writing 0/10 - Horrible pacing - It almost feels like it goes in circles Acting 0/10 - It feels like Dormer half assed the entire movie - Every other character is pretty horribly acted Directing 3/10 / Some good shots of the forest, but some seem out of place - Shaky cam and horrible jump scares Visual Appeal 2/5 / The forest looks great but the lighting is atrocious Special Effects 0/5 - All uses of special effects are horrible Score/Soundtrack 0/5 - Music is used in parts of the movie where it makes no sense to have music Total 22/100
The Hateful Eight (2015) Review
The Hateful Eight (2015) Stars: Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Demian Bichir, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern, and James Parks Directed by: Quentin Tarantino Written by: Quentin Tarantino Genres: Comedy, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Western Entertainment Value 25/30 + Gratuitous violence in typical Tarantino fashion + Hilarious throughout / First half might seem boring to some Story 13/15 + The way in which the story is told makes it much more of a mysterious + All of the characters have different backstories that all seem to mix together / Ending might leave some people wanting more Characters 8/10 + Basically every character is unique and fully fleshed out / That being said, Madsenâs character isnât nearly as developed as the rest of the cast Writing 10/10 + Incredibly intriguing dialogue + Tarantinoâs order in which the story is written makes it much more interesting Acting 10/10 + Possibly the best cast of a Tarantino movie + Russell, Jackson, and Roth are exceptionally great Directing 10/10 + Long shots are used at the perfect times + Wide shots of the outdoors are really nice Visual Appeal 5/5 + Snowy Wyoming is beautiful Special Effects 5/5 + No special effects Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + One of the best original scores in recent memory Total 91/100

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Concussion (2015) Review
Concussion (2015) Stars: Will Smith, Alec Baldwin, and Albert Brooks Directed by: Peter Landesman Written by: Peter Landesman and Jeanne Marie Laskas (GQ article âGame Brainâ) Genres: Drama, Sport Entertainment Value 30/30 + Movie never slows down + Tension filled + Dissection scenes are possibly the most invigorating Story 10/15 + Totally relevant plot + Some twists and turns - Romance side plot seems unnecessary Characters 5/10 + Smithâs character is easy to love and support - Many characters are underdeveloped Writing 8/10 + Great dialogue / Overuse of religion in a movie that doesnât regard religion Acting 10/10 + Smith gives his best performance in years + The supporting cast is all great Directing 5/10 / Nothing notable Visual Appeal 5/5 + Beautiful shots of the city Special Effects 5/5 + Although rarely used, they are good when utilized Score/Soundtrack 3/5 / Works well in the first half of the movie, but not really the second Total 81/100
Joy (2015) Review
Joy (2015) Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, Ădgar RamĂrez, and Bradley Cooper Directed by: David O. Russell Written by: David O. Russell (screenplay and story) and Annie Mumolo (story) Genres: Biography, Comedy, Drama, History Entertainment Value 20/30 + Never really seems boring / Annoying narration, but doesnât really affect much of the movie / Incredibly annoying first fifteen minutes Story 10/15 + The fact that itâs a true story makes it more intriguing + Very interesting story - Some plot points feel glossed over Characters 5/10 + Lawrenceâs character is very easy to support - The majority of the characters are incredibly annoying Writing 3/10 / Without spoiling anything, certain things donât make much sense - Horrible pacing Acting 7/10 + De Niro and Cooper are great as always / Lawrence almost feels like sheâs overacting at times Directing 10/10 + Excellent use of zoom throughout the movie + Style of direction really allows you to see the characterâs emotions Visual Appeal 5/5 + Some cool imagery Special Effects 5/5 + No special effects Score/Soundtrack 3/5 / Use of money seems appropriate only at certain times Total 68/100
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Spoiler Free Review
Stars: John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Harrison Ford, and Adam Driver Directed by: J.J. Abrams Written by: Lawrence Kasdan, J.J. Abrams, Michael Arndt, and George Lucas (characters) Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi Entertainment Value 30/30 Story 10/15 Characters 8/10 Writing 3/10 Acting 8/10 Directing 10/10 Visual Appeal 5/5 Special Effects 3/5 Score/Soundtrack 5/5 Total 82/100
Silver Linings Playbook (2012) Review
Silver Linings Playbook (2012)
Stars: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, Jacki Weaver, Chris Tucker, and John Ortiz
Directed by: David O. RussellÂ
Written by: David O. Russell (screenplay), Matthew quick (novel)
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Entertainment Value 30/30
+ Every scene is important in some way and easily holds your attention
+ Laugh-out-loud funny
+ Cooperâs characterâs interactions with other characters are captivating
Story 15/15
+ Completely original story
+ Believable and even relatable themes
+ The split story between Cooperâs relations with his family and his relations with Lawrenceâs character are both intriguing
Characters 10/10
+ Cooper and Lawrenceâs mentally unstable characters are incredibly deep and fascinating
+ Every single side character is incredibly relevant to the story
 Writing 10/10
+ The dialogue is perfect in every situation
+ The transition between comedy based writing and romance based writing is amazingly smooth
 Acting 10/10
+ Cooper and Lawrence both give Oscar worthy performances
+ De Niro as Cooperâs characterâs father is great in his role
 Directing 10/10
+ The tense atmosphere of the scenes with Lawrence and Cooper is created by masterful direction
+ The use of zoom is great, especially in the final shot
 Visual Appeal 5/5
+ The suburbs of Philadelphia provided for a beautiful setting
 Special Effects 5/5
+ No special effects
 Score/Soundtrack 5/5
+ Music truly contributes to the mood of the scenes, and one song is actually influential in the story
Total 100/100
Creed (2015) Review
Creed (2015) Stars: Michael B. Jordan, Sylvester Stallone, and Tessa Thompson Directed by: Ryan Coogler Written by: Ryan Coogler (screenplay and story), Aaron Covington (screenplay), Sylvester Stallone (characters) Genres: Drama, Sport Entertainment Value 30/30 + Never slows down, and seems much shorter than it actually is + Fight scenes are incredibly gripping + The interwoven stories are all intriguing Story 15/15 + Apollo Creedâs son training with Rocky Balboa is a great concept + Handles the subject in a very modest, not over the top, way + As stated before, all of the interwoven stories are intriguing Writing 7/10 / Pacing doesnât feel right at some points + Dialogue all feels heart felt and important Characters 8/10 + Jordan, Stallone, and Thompson all play surprisingly deep characters / Some characters seem undeveloped, especially Apolloâs wife Acting 10/10 + Jordan and Stallone give amazing performances, making their characters feel like real people + The side characters donât even feel like their being played by actors Directing 10/10 + The long shots are used flawlessly + Great shots of Philadelphia Visual Appeal 5/5 + Beautiful set pieces, even though the location has a drab connotation Special Effects 5/5 + No special effects Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + Amazing score, and perfect soundtrack Total 95/10

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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (2014) Review
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay â Part 1 (2014) Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Julianne Moore, Mahershala Ali, and Philip Seymour Hoffman Directed by: Francis Lawrence Written by: Peter Craig (screenplay), Danny Strong (screenplay), and Suzanne Collins (adaption) Stars: Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller Entertainment Value 7 /30 -The premise is incredibly boring, with practically none of the great Hunger Games action -The only entertaining part is the last thirty minutes / There are only some parts of the movie where you look forward to what happens next Story 8/15 -All of the story is Katniss making propaganda commercials + Situations involving President Snow are generally good, though there arenât enough / Some dramatic situations are predictable, and others are frustrating Writing 10/10 + The Hanging Tree song has powerful lyrics + The political dialogue is well written and sometimes entertaining Characters 10/10 -There are too many characters without any development + Katniss and Peetaâs relationship is still as interesting as ever Acting 7/10 + Lawrence does an excellent job, as usual / The rest of the cast doesnât do anything special, only average Directing 3 /10 / Lots of cool shots, but they are overused -The few action sequence have shaky cam Visual Appeal 0/5 -The drab landscape is almost too drab, and just comes off as boring Special Effects 5/5 + The special effects are what you would expect from a big name company Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + The score is great and the Hanging Tree song is good too Total 55/100
Good Will Hunting (1997) Review
Good Will Hunting (1997) Stars: Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Stellan SkarsgĂĽrd, Ben Affleck, and Minnie Driver Directed by: Gus Van Sant Written by: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Genre: Drama Entertainment Value 30/30 + Always feels interesting, without being over-the-top + Filled with heart-felt comedy in appropriate situations that is very funny + Every scene feels important, making for an incredibly entertaining movie Story 13/15 + Simple concept delves into something much deeper + The many coinciding stories all fit in very well together / Ending can be seen as unsatisfactory Writing 10/10 + Incredibly well crafted dialogue + Very heart-felt throughout and genuine Characters 10/10 + Robin Williamsâ character is impossible not to love + Every character is very complex, and sometimes you donât know who to root for Acting 10/10 + Robin Williams and Matt Damon steal the show + Side characters, especially Ben Affleck, are incredibly well acted Directing 7/10 + Some very good camera work to make certain scenes more tense / Majority of the movie has only average direction Visual Appeal 5/5 + Setting of Boston has some very diverse set pieces Special Effects 5/5 ⢠No special effects Score/Soundtrack 5/5 + Indie soundtrack works well with the overall vibe of the film Total 95/100