I hate that movie. Every scene with either Dakota or Cruise is down right terrible as they are such unlikable characters. But then, usually any movie Cruise is in is down right terrible because the man is just an unlikable in the real world as he is a dbag. I cannot believe people still give that man money by watching his garbage. The only movies he is in that are any good are Legend and Tropic Thunder.

I wouldn't say Ray is unlikeable, he's fallible and when he does something that makes you dislike him, it's on purpose.

But yeah Rachel deserved a slap.

Recently, I've been rewatching the Harry Potter movies. They're a lot better than I remember, but, at the same time, I wish they stuck to the books a bit more than they did (especially in regards to the Two-Way Mirror).

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

What more needs to be said at this point? The plot is a mess; too many ideas happening at once & almost none of them actually make sense. The characters are usually either pointless or annoying; the action scenes are exciting but too jittery to follow well & it just goes on way too long.

Is it a bad movie? Absolutely. Worst I've ever seen? Not really. Hell, I can't even call it the worst sequel I've ever seen.

4/10.

Yeah, unfortunately for as much as Revenge of the Fallen sucks, there is Dark of the Moon, which sucks even more. Of course, for every Dark of the Moon, there is Alien Resurrection, Alien vs Predator Requiem, Jaws The Revenge, and Moonraker.

GOONIES.
Truffle shuffle, opera-singing henchman, young Cypher from Matrix, Pre LOTR Sean Astin, 2012 TMNT Slash, Josh Brolin hi-jacking a pink bike with training wheels, Data, and Sloth are what makes this movie awesome. And The Goonies R Good Enough.

I watched the animated Wonder Woman movie yesterday. Aside from Diana and Steve outright killing a bunch of guards instead of subduing them, I thought it was a great movie.

Can we please get a live-action movie, now?

Zack Snyder: Nope :p

Anyways, I am watching The Wolverine. And THIS time, it isn't the unrated version.

Isn't Diana a warrior first, and willing to kill if pushed to that point?

Even then, there was no need for her to kill those guards. Same with Steve.