What a terrible, awful, unfunny mess this is. No sense of character or wit or timing at all. Hated it. 1.5/5
Unfinished Business on Netflix
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
The Loft
The plot of this thriller is interesting with a twist I didn't see but the acting is so bad it's jarring. Average. 2.5/5
The Loft on Netflix
The Loft on Netflix
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wentworth miller
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
I hated this with a fiery passion. It was awful & trite & had none of the original's magic. 1.5/5
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues on Netflix
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues on Netflix
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christina applegate,
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kristin wiig,
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paul rudd,
raunchy,
steve carell,
will ferrell
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
As Cool As I Am
This film didn't treat its serious & often dark subject matter as serious as it should've & thus disappointed. 3/5
As Cool As I Am on Netflix
As Cool As I Am on Netflix
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claire danes,
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ftrq,
indie,
james marsden,
jeremy sisto,
netflix,
sarah bolger,
sentimental,
understated
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Bachelorette
This raunchy comedy is horrifyingly bad, made all the worse but two moments of utter clarity. Brutally awful. 1.5/5
Bachelorette on Netflix
Bachelorette on Netflix
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adam scott,
black comedy,
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ftrq,
isal fisher,
james marsden,
kirstin dunst,
lizzy caplan,
netflix,
raunchy,
rebel wilson
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Robot & Frank
A touching & very sweet dramedy about the nature of humanity, far more charming than I had expected. Well done. 3.5/5
Robot & Frank on Netflix
Robot & Frank on Netflix
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comedy,
drama,
frank langella,
ftrq,
indie,
james marsden,
jeremy sisto,
liv tyler,
netflix
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Hop
The animated parts of this Easter comedy are far better than the live action counterparts with wonderful voice acting. 3/5
Hop on Netflix
Hop on Netflix
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animated,
comedy,
family-friendly,
ftrq,
hank azaria,
hugh laurie,
james marsden,
netflix,
russell brand
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