Burton’s first Batman film BATMAN has obvious Burton touches: odd and disturbing characters, dark tone, neo-noirish look, the film still manage to be generally accessible to the mass audience.












American Hustle David O'Russell gives us a movie that is dazzling bringing viewers into the crime world of the 1970s






numbing.And for the record, Kill Bill Vol. 1 is not a Shaw Brothers kind of film, despite the Shaw logo which opens the film.



Oblivion is a much more complex story than is likely expected. The complexities do provide some depth to the film and force the audience to pay close attention; however, the juxtaposition between the style and the narrative is not smooth. Occasionally, the film is forced into a lul

a powerful movie, in which it's main theme centers around drug abuse & addiction, and the dangerous consequences that may follow.

a very good opener. Lots of comedic scenes and also shows the estrangement of your first few days of college nicely.#3 THE FRESHMAN - 4/5.




























HALLOWEEN. NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. The list is lengthy. Some of them introduce new characters that send goose bumps up our backs. Others tread over old material and put a fresh spin on them.



Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen acted wonderfully. She always had an air of sadness yet responsibility. She made the tough heroine believable and relatable because her emotions were close beneath the surface despite her hard exterior. Elizabeth Banks as Effie Trinket provided much

















80% of the dialogue in this movie is like this. It's like a big, dumb, obvious summary of what's going on at the moment. "Mom, I'm not a slave any more!" Mom: "All your dreams have come true"