My Massive 20-Word-Movie-Review
I have been watching quite a few movies lately. Mainly new ones but also a few old classics that I still hadn’t seen. I came to this because Melinda is in The Netherlands for a while and we have basically finished most of the TV shows we use to watch. I didn’t want to write a large review for all of them, so here is my 20-word-movie-review for all of them.
The Bank Job (2008)
A “true” fiction story told as a documentary which doesn’t help the suspense. Set in London though, which is “interesting”.
No Country for Old Men (2007)
Typical Oscar winner, with some great scenes. Somehow it seems to stick but don’t know why. Couple of “quotable” scenes.
Rambo: First Blood (1982)
Made in my birth year, but never seen it before. Sadly enough it’s quite boring. Die Hard was way better!
Cidade de Deus (2002)
#2 movie to see of this century according to IMDB. Don’t really agree but again an Oscar nominee that sticks.
Helvetica (2007)
Fairly boring documentary about a Type Face (Font). What else do I need to say to make this 20 words?
Blades of Glory (2007)
Typical Will Ferrell movie, so you need to like those movies to like this. Jon Heder balanced it out though.
Be Kind Rewind (2008)
It had some great scenes, but I’ve never seen so many people look around after the movie going: was that it?
Not to toot my own hoot, but ten words is where it at - http://thetenwordreview.com
It’s tempting to change our plans for “Be Kind Rewind” this afternoon now in light of your review - that’s pretty much what I was already expecting, but Becca is hoping for more.
I know about the 10 word review, but doing that wouldn’t be quite this original, right
Plus I basically think 20 is about right for me. Don’t want to do more or less.
About “Be Kind, Rewind”, it definitely has hilarious moments but I don’t think you need to go to the cinema for that. Rent the dvd one day, or simply download it whenever you want to see the funny bits.