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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Good movie, although I barely liked any of the singing. However, I did love the soundtrack with no singing over it. Can anyone link me to it? Because I can't seem to find it. Depp and Helena Bonham Carter were terrific as usual. The film was funny at times and the deaths were shot awesomely. I dare say I'd have liked it better if it weren't a musical, though...
Dark Star
!@#$ brilliant.
My favorite!
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Good movie, although I barely liked any of the singing. However, I did love the soundtrack with no singing over it. Can anyone link me to it? Because I can't seem to find it. Depp and Helena Bonham Carter were terrific as usual. The film was funny at times and the deaths were shot awesomely. I dare say I'd have liked it better if it weren't a musical, though...
Really? I thought the singing was perfect. To each his own I suppose.
Yeah, Depp and Carter surprised me by singing so well, considering their lack of experience in the field. I think Sweeney Todd may be my favorite Tim Burton film.
Pillow wrote:Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Good movie, although I barely liked any of the singing. However, I did love the soundtrack with no singing over it. Can anyone link me to it? Because I can't seem to find it. Depp and Helena Bonham Carter were terrific as usual. The film was funny at times and the deaths were shot awesomely. I dare say I'd have liked it better if it weren't a musical, though...Really? I thought the singing was perfect. To each his own I suppose.
I mean it was great for what it was, but the music is not my kind of thing is all.
Yeah, Depp and Carter surprised me by singing so well, considering their lack of experience in the field. I think Sweeney Todd may be my favorite Tim Burton film.
Ed Wood for me.
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Superman: The movie
It was okay, but a little cheesy.
4/5
I still haven't seen Ed Wood yet - I've heard it's great.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Still good.
Insidious
Second time I've seen it. Obviously not as scary the second time, since it isn't turned up full blast in an all black movie theater, with people screaming, like it was the first time. Still good, and still THE scariest movie I've ever seen. I love it.
Just wondering, why is Darth Maul in it? 
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Insidious
Spoiler (click to read)
Just wondering, why is Darth Maul in it?
The same reason that he shows up in almost every n00b brickfilm entitled "Star Wars VII": Everyone loves him.
The Sasquatch Gang
Freakin hilarious. The funniest I've seen in a while. If you haven't seen it, here's a taste of what you're missing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF91tolwLu4
Se7en
Fantastic thriller. David Fincher is brilliant.
Sid and Nancy
Loved it. Gary Oldman plays an amazing Sid Vicious. He did an amazing job during the recreation of My Way video
The original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIXg9KUiy00
The film (Some bloody gun wounds at the end): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arMXYEDuWPg
The Zookeeper
I only liked it because I like extreme pain.
Psycho
I'm really annoyed at my Film Teacher for giving away the ending to this movie. But aside from knowing the end, I really liked it. It wasn't particularly frightening, but that might be because the 'Shower Scene' has been so heavily embedded into pop-culture. However, its atmosphere was brilliant, as well as some excellent psychology behind it. The twist is still absolutely genius, and I also found Norman's character to be fascinating.
An excellent movie, but ruined somewhat by my Film Teacher....
Psycho
I'm really annoyed at my Film Teacher for giving away the ending to this movie. But aside from knowing the end, I really liked it. It wasn't particularly frightening, but that might be because the 'Shower Scene' has been so heavily embedded into pop-culture. However, its atmosphere was brilliant, as well as some excellent psychology behind it. The twist is still absolutely genius, and I also found Norman's character to be fascinating.
An excellent movie, but ruined somewhat by my Film Teacher....
I wrote a review on Psycho yesterday, but I'm first publishing a Zookeeper review. I mostly agree with what you said, though, but yeah knowing the ending would make it way less interesting to watch for a first time.
The Last Airbender
Big Momma's House 2 Ooooooooh! You got som'in you wanna say to Big Momma?! 
The Fly
Awesome horror film still after multiple viewings. The ending is amazing.
The Last Airbender
This is one of those movies where you just need to say the title - and let that speak for how you felt about the movie.
Pulp Fiction
Still the greatest film ever.
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