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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
Not as good as I or II, but it works!
OK, did anybody think this was going to top I or II? That's almost impossible, the first two were too good to out do. But this was a VERY worthy sequel that had some fantastic special effects and great suspense. This was a very fitting conclusion to the end of the Trilogy. The female Terminator was great, as well as the rest of the cast.
Scary Movie 3 (2003)
Has some laughs
Had some laughs, but was overall a let down. loved the Michael Jackson scene (funny) liked the idea of Leslie N. as the President, and thought Simon Rex was simply great! the fart jokes have to go, they're over used, and hate people falling or tripping or being hit by something accidently. how many times times can we do this for a laugh? Loved the Pam and Jenny scene, they were funny together.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
original was better
How many times can they remake a picture? This wasn't all that bad though. There were some moments i was scared and thats not an easy thing to do. The lead girl was great and the movie kept you interested till the end. Liked the sheriff too and loved what happens to him later in the film.
The Trip (2002)
Great writing and acting make it a standout
It was funny, warm, provocative, well made, and "destined to become a modern gay classic". Alexis Arquette, as the couple's flamboyant friend Michael, has many of the movie's funniest lines, although he's rivaled by the couple's friend Beverly (Sirena Irwin), who may seem like just a bubblehead blonde (In the early scenes of the movie, she seems to have modeled her character from Goldie Hawn in "Laugh In".) but who actually has a heart of gold. Jill St. John is incandescent and VERY funny as Alan's redhead mother, a lady who's way ahead of her time. Jill St. John plays Mary, the ex Las Vegas Showgirl and hip mother, returns to her first role on the big screen since 1992 and nails an untouchable performance showing great comedic range and makes the audience glad to see her back on the screen. The film features classic tunes such as Missing Person's `Destination Unknown' and Bruce Springsteen's `Cover Me.' The Trip has been playing gay and lesbian film festivals throughout the United States, picking up tons of awards and to packed houses due in no small part to the universal appeal of the central love story, based on the conceit: `What if this was your first love? You messed up your relationship and here was your chance for redemption.' The lead actors (Sullivan and Braun) give outstanding performances and explode with chemistry on screen. Their talent shows them capable of not only drama but also comedy with great timing. Definitely leading men material and we will definitely see more of them on the big screen. It clearly shows in this film the actors performances are giving and supportive of each other. The Trip not only entertains but also provides a history lesson/refresher. Swain has combined some footage and dialogue that takes you back to one of the most turbulent times in gay history. Swain has delivered a great package of script, actors and direction for his debut.
Big Eden (2000)
Wanted to like this
I did not like the lead character and that's always a kiss of death. Even Hannibal in "Silence Of The Lambs" was likeable even though he was a serial killer. I liked the fact that all these people who would not normally accept gay people did in this film. It's a nice change of pace for a change. Overall, I was bored here!