Reviews

I went to see this at my local, small town theater. I didn't know anything about it other than the screenplay was by Quentin Tarantino. Got there to find they had pulled it after the theater owner saw it and decided it was not a movie he wanted to promote. I remember being disappointed and thinking old fart. Now i'd like to thank him. Reservoir Dogs, True Romance and Pulp Fiction, bloody and violent as they are, have charm and humor. If I'd seen this in 1996, I may never have watched the Bills, Basterds or ...Hollywood. This movie had nothing for me. Would've been better to watch Pulp again or favorite Walking Dead eps.

I absolutely hated it when leonard laughed at penny's beliefs. He's supposed to be a genius? The sheldon and raj story line is a 10, but i'm finding the leonard character pedantic and unappealing. "one of us has to keep an open mind." He should've done that before he laughed at her.

What should've been the best episode wasn't. A voice over telling us they talked about their lives? I'd like to hear their dinner conversation. The beginning of their sexual reunion was good. Tender and a little goofy.

The first time was enough. It became awkward and forced. More conversation please!

I don't understand how the show people couldn't see andy is a terrible character. This ep gets an 8 because i liked the interactions between all the other characters. I remember when the show was airing thinking they'll be writing this guy out soon. Loved angela's flower bun!

Another great Christmas episode. It ends with some of Michael's best lines ever. "I need to find a way to push Meredith to the bottom. I think I can do it. I did it with Jan."

It's been almost 16 years since this originally aired. It's still the best finale ever. I was blown away then, blown away now.

As a teenager, i remember thinking this movie was pretty good. Recently i had the pleasure of seeing 'it happened one night' and 'the silence of the lambs', thought i'd make it a trifecta and revisit 'one flew over the cuckoo's nest'. The real tragedy of this film is how the women are portrayed as cruel, overbearing, uneducated, having no voice. That was hard to take. Mcmurphy's crime, statutory rape, is dismissed as if it were nothing. I give this movie 5 stars for great acting. (never saw the sunshine boys, george burns must've been incredible.) side note, imdb needs to change it's rating system. If 10 movies get a 8.6, for example, all 10 should be at the same position.

I was hoping dexter would go out with a bang, but it's not. I've been trying to overlook the weak parts, but hannah is supposed to be a fugitive and she's going around all absolutely fabulous. Please, some mousy brown hair, glasses and baggy clothes. A quick trip to target is all it would've taken. This is so obvious, i can't let it go.

Anthony Hopkins delivers the greatest performance I have ever seen on film. So much for actors being at the height of their powers when young. Olivia Coleman is also very good as his daughter. The filming and the way the set decorations changed helped me to feel how he felt losing his mind. This is what movies are for. I highly recommend.

This is my 3rd time watching ssn 10. Ok, the governor wanted the prison, the termites wanted them, the wolves wanted stuff, ditto negan. I am still unclear on the whisperers objective. It seems they exist only to be cruel, child abusing psycho killers. Now that our people know they're mixed in with the herd, it seems too obvious to mow 'em down, only walkers not hit in the head would get up. Acting, special effects, etc., doesn't make up for no story.

I saw this years ago when it originally aired. Even knowing about the first part, it was still terrifying. Omg, omg,omg. The first guy in line was half of the young couple from the house with rick and carol. Nice call back, kinda short lived, tho. Excellent episode.