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Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2. The first one was hilarious. The sequel sucked. Insurgent. Divergent was a great movie based off a great book. The sequel, Insurgent, even though I hadn't read the book, I could tell that the whole "special box" thing was contrived, and my brother (who did...

Batman and Robin. Really stupid movie, but (in my opinion) its a nice throwback to the old 1960's Batman with Adam West. It helps if I consider the movie a parody of Batman rather than an actual adaptation. The Cat in the Hat. I can't stand some of the adult humor in the movie, and the...

I actually thought that the 2014 updated version of Annie was pretty good. I grew up on the 1999 version, and later saw the 1982 version, which I also enjoyed, and I was sceptical when I saw the trailer for the 2014 version, because Annie is my favorite musical. But then I saw the movie, and I...

A fitting end to the trilogy. That's my position on it. In my opinion, the rot had already started to set in with the second movie of the series. Here's the way I consider the franchise to work (it's just my opinion though, so don't be sad if you disagree): - The original Terminator is (and...

I haven't either. I heard that it basically retcons the whole series.

I've only seen Psycho, to be honest.

My unpopular Terminator opinion is that I think that the first film in the franchise was the only good film of the franchise. For a low budget film, it sure felt intense, even when the special effects were laughable. It felt almost like I was watching a horror/slasher film. It's my favorite of...

I grew up with the Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, and I really enjoyed The Amazing Spider-Man (I was so glad they brought back the wrist devices for shooting web), and despite my disappointment with the sequel, I thought the filmmakers could redeem themselves with a third film, and was disappointed...

Eh, I believe canon is up to the individual viewer anyway. But that's just my opinion.

There should be a vote for "I don't care either way," because I personally don't. I never cared about the amount of stars a movie got anyway, because I judge movies based on how much I enjoyed them personally, not based on how many people liked them.

I actually spoke with the guy who wrote the screenplay about a year ago, on the forum he made for the movie. He said that he doesn't know whether or not the film will be theatrical or straight to DVD. It will depend on how it does at festivals. There's very little that's different between the...

Yeah, he also refers to Thorin as "Oakenshield" during his conversation with Bilbo, despite the fact that Thorin didn't earn that name until after Smaug took over the mountain, and I seriously doubt Smaug learned anything about it the few times that he left the mountain.

I can't say I didn't enjoy the Dol Guldur subplot in the movies, but when it comes down to it, it just gets annoying that it keeps interrupting the story that I actually went to the theatres to see. I'd be like, "Oh, he's just about to meet Smaug!" But nope, right when it's about to happen, we...

Yup, and from what I've read about it on the IMDb message boards (there's a novelization of the movie, so people who read it are posting about the differences between the original and the remake), it sounds like they are trying to make the plot make more sense. Give it a better flow, so to...

At the beginning of the book, they explain that the dog was named that for two reasons. One, because his bark sounded like a yell, and two, because "yeller" is dialect for "yellow." So I think we can count this one. 13 Film Titles That Include A Colour... 01. ELEPHANT WHITE (2011) 02. OLD...

13 Film Quotations... 01. "You said it; they stink on ice." - Mel Brooks - HISTORY OF THE WORLD: PART I 02. "Good evening, Clarice." - Anthony Hopkins - THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS 03. "Hello, everybody. This is Mrs. Norman Maine." - Judy Garland - A STAR IS BORN 04. "Ad hoc, ad loc, and quid pro...

There's a low budget "Wizard of Oz" film that I've been following for awhile. It strives to be a faithful adaptation of the book. Trailer 1

"The Hobbit" graphic novel. An extremely faithful adaptation of the book. There were some friends in middle school who didn't want to read The Hobbit, and asked me to help them do a book report on it, as I knew everything about it, and they didn't want the teacher to know that they hadn't read...

No, that was "Lego Batman: DC Superheroes Unite." That particular movie is based off of the "Lego Batman 2" video game, which was probably one of the best Lego video games ever made in my opinion (it was also the first Lego game with voice acting).

That really sucks.