Reviews by Stehako

Adam Levine's ego and Mark Ruffalo's inability to play extensions of himself make this highly anticipated movie tough to love. Additionally, Keira Knightley, who I usually like, has no stage presence and I found little chemistry between any of the characters.

The music elements are nice, plus Hailee Steinfeld and Rob Morrow were nice supporting highlights.

More like Reign of Dire. This was actually on my 'worst films of all time' list for a while but, Rob Bowman, other directors have proven to be worse at telling a story than you. Good job, buddy!

Lake Bell is impressive, with taking on the producing writing directing and acting roles... but the impressive cast only mildly entertains. Actually, Rob Corddry gives what is possibly his best, most realistic performance. So that's something.

Beckinsale is amazing. This remake is not.

Instead of creating characters we care about and crafting a unique, new story, they seemed to focus on the visuals, which were amazing but began to be a blur by end.

Possibly my least favorite Pacino role... before I saw '88 Minutes'. I was so disappointed in this film, seeing that was starring Pacino and directed by the wild Friedkin, who had not disappointed to this point of me watching his films.

I actually finished it but struggled through it. Luckily he made up for the weakness of this film with 'To Live and Die in LA'

Since "The Shining" is one my favorite films made by one of my favorite filmmakers I naturally found this to be an intriguing documentary to see. Sadly the result is an unfocused effort to take meaning out of the symbolism and elements of the film. There are actually better, shorter, more focused videos online that I recommend watching before his.

Yet, since this is a thing I enjoy doing so much, analyzing classics, I couldn't help but be entertained with thought and it was a nice look back at the film... as far fetched as some of the things were.

Ponsoldt's debut feature is a bit flawed but I appreciated an alcohol recovery film with limited melodrama. Winstead's acting prevented this movie from being truly memorable and Aaron Paul just can't be good enough to save it completely.

The re-teaming of Norton and De Niro is even less impressive than "The Score". Two notably intense actors phone it in with a story that never really intrigues. Thankfully Jovavich supports the story in possibly her best performance yet. Too bad it will not be remembered, since it's in this mediocre film.

A back and forth between a couple having an affair on the same night, in different countries.
This could have easily been over-acted or dramatized... but it wasn't, and I appreciate that.

However, by the middle I didn't care about these characters, and by the end I didn't see any point the filmmakers were trying to make.

Whoopi was a huge star... and then she did this movie. She is actually still entertaining but this movie is pure lazy filmmaking. It is something you could call an 'air ball'.