I was not expecting to be so invested in this. Tony and Eilis are amazing together.

I had hope even though I knew what was coming. What a powerful biopic with great performances.

Django Unchained is well-made and acted, but honestly not for me. I'm glad I finally checked it off my watchlist though.

As a fan of Ghosts on CBS, it was fun to see Brandon Scott Jones in this. Plus, even though Tom Ellis is barely in this at all it still reminded me that I miss watching Lucifer. Also, I'm surprised to say it but that final musical number was actually kind of fun.

The Pianist is one of the best, most effective, and brutal WWII movies I've ever seen. I haven't seen a lot of Adrien Brody movies, but this is easily his best performance from what I have seen. I see why he won Best Actor at the Academy Awards for this.

Can you blame me if I wanted Belinda to gut Locky like a fish? Really, though, I'm just surprised this got made in 1948.

For Chris Evans and Michael Huisman and that's all.

Fine, but not terribly memorable. I did like what Jude Law did with Hook in this one and where they took the story between his character and Peter. I'd say my favorite visual is how they travel to Neverland in the beginning.

Wow, that was bad. I'm glad that this didn't derail Michael B. Jordan's career.

I had absolutely no expectations for this 3 hour and 33 minutes long movie, but I loved every second of it.

That was fun. It was cool to see Harvey Guillén on my screen as well. I might have to look up the video game that inspired this.

Maybe my expectations for Psychokinesis were too high considering how much I loved Train to Busan. There are some fun moments here, but enough stuff that left me scratching my head and with more questions than anything.