I'm really struggling with a rating for this film. There was a lot that was good. The acting was good as always, the first two-thirds of the story was good, and I actually really enjoyed Cumberbatch's version of Khan. What I find utterly unforgivable, however, was the last third of the film. How can Abrams get "Star Wars" so right and this film so badly wrong? Without spoiling anything, the changes he made to the end of this story I felt betrayed the characters he is attempting to honor with these films. I so strongly disagree with these choices that I have to condemn this film. And, as a bonus, Abrams' lens flare penchant was worse than I've ever seen it before. It's not a bad movie, but it's a terrible Star Trek movie. I'm going to give it three stars and call it a day. 3/5
Star Trek Into Darkness on Netflix
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Saturday, December 3, 2016
Star Trek Into Darkness
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
A Girl Walks Into A Bar
This is a decent comedy with great acting but it left me colder than Guiterrez's previous efforts. 3/5
A Girl Walks Into A Bar on Netflix
A Girl Walks Into A Bar on Netflix
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Friday, March 9, 2012
What's Your Number?
Stupid, vapid, inane, and utterly pointless. Anna Faris makes me want to stab out my eyes. Argh! 1.5/5
What's Your Number? on Netflix
What's Your Number? on Netflix
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Margin Call
It might be a bit preachy but this thriller is indeed gripping & the cast is uniformly excellent. Well done. 4/5
Margin Call on Netflix
Margin Call on Netflix
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