Tuesday, September 30, 2014

My Tops of 2014 - September




THE QUIET ONES was never scary and nearly squandered the talents of Jared Harris and Olivia Cooke.




LOCKE had a fantastic performance by Tom Hardy but the car drama wasn't very inventive in the direction or script departments.




BOYHOOD didn't fully blow me away but it was a life-affirming, impressive work of art.




THE NOVEMBER MAN was a forgettable Bourne clone, starring a former Bond, that was bathed in misogyny.




AS ABOVE, SO BELOW was a, wait for it, shoddily made found footage horror movie but I was able to like a few of its elements, such as when it becomes NATIONAL TREASURE-lite.




SABOTAGE was bloody good when David Ayer was present and hard to follow when Skip Woods was present.




ATLAS SHRUGGED: PART III was an amazing travesty. I literally couldn't stop laughing throughout it. So glad the trilogy ended on a "high" note.




WRINKLES just wallowed in despair throughout and had nothing more to say other than "Alzheimer's sucks!"




THINK LIKE A MAN TOO was extremely useless, wasting a great cast and barely had any connective tissue to Steve Harvey or his books.


Back to 9. Need to watch more, especially since there is only three months left.

Hooray, I finally have a top ten!

Yeah, I was waiting to re-watch Under the Skin as part of the celebration of Halloween. Yeah, that's the ticket.


Best Films of 2014


1. The Lego Movie

2. The Raid 2

3. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

4. Snowpiercer

5. Guardians of the Galaxy

6. Boyhood

7. The Grand Budapest Hotel

8. Captain America: The Winter Soldier

9. Muppets Most Wanted

10. Under the Skin


Worst Films of 2014


1. God's Not Dead

2. A Million Ways to Die in the West

3. Atlas Shrugged: Part III

4. The Other Woman

5. Heaven Is For Real

6. The Amazing Spider-Man 2

7. Winter's Tale

8. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

9. I, Frankenstein

10. Son of God

11. The Legend of Hercules

12. Tarzan

13. Enemies Closer

14. Welcome to the Jungle

15. The Nut Job


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