Great film.

I don't know if I should be happy or sad about this. Happy, I suppose, that at least kids enjoyed the flick enough to investigate further. Sad that the early Shyamalan films basically don't exist for anyone under the age of 25.

I've never had a truly exquisite after-dinner mint. I must be eating in the wrong restaurants

I hadn't heard there was a twist of any sort but spent the whole film waiting for one anyway because, you know, Shyamalan. I'm just glad the twist wasn't something stupid like the psychiatrist was all in his mind.

I'm saying the story isn't interesting enough or original enough to stand on its own. I do like how it ended though.

It's enjoyable and never boring, but I doubt it will stand the test of time. As I commented a few days ago, I think if you take away the songs and the dancing and the general va-va-va-voom feel, what you have left is a pretty uninteresting film.

I can't really comment on many of these as I have yet to see most of the films … also, I think the Oscars are sort of silly. That said, I'm surprised that Amy Adams wasn't nominated for Arrival, and heartened that Nocturnal Animals was pretty much ignored (except for Shannon, who more than deserves all the praise he's…

Yeah, Tom Hardy must really be kicking himself now that he was forced to drop out of it.

I'm chuffed for Michael Shannon and sincerely hope he shows up in a Hawaiian shirt

I really must see Hell or High Water. I've heard it's good, but what I heard was that it was good gritty genre piece for grown-ups (which is great), so I'm pleasantly surprised to see it get Oscar love.

I know … It's almost as if he thinks he's a serious artist or something

*clutches pearls handed down through several generations*

This deserves many upvotes … now do Match of the Day

I'm hear to conjugate verbs and kick ass, and I'm all out of verbs

I see what you did there.

I'll go as high as a fourth-rate Good Bruce Willis, and that's my final offer!

Isn't there usually a rep from the animal cruelty watchdog on sets? In any event, I won't be watching it because I just saw the trailer and it looks truly awful. I'd watch Fireproof before I'd watch this … even though the trailer does contain the absolutely brilliantly accidental double-entendre line "If I can get you…

Oh very much the Bruce Willis of forgettable direct to video fare. if Diesel was a third-rate Bruce Willis of the Die Hard era, he'd be tolerable.

You really haven't missed anything by avoiding the Fast and the Furious franchise, unless increasingly ridiculous plots and increasingly ludicrous action sequences and Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris bickering at each other (a la Will Smith and Martin Lawrence) make you go weak at the knees … that said, as mind-numbingly…

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