Precrime would probably work if they didn't just lock every convict in a tube without trial or therapy. Especially the crimes of passion, you could probably rehabilitate those people with little work. Also forcing the precogs to live in a pool isn't the nicest thing, but no system is without flaw

It's fascinating that there would be a company who designed a robot that could learn the language of animals and weren't aware of it. Regardless, this movie was awesome. I'm a sucker for animation and this was a fun one to watch

It's very funny to me that they have a human woman and an ape woman in this movie, but Mark Walberg has WAY more chemistry with the ape. The plot was a bit more out there and honestly wasn't as dark as the original, which was a shame. Still a very solid movie.

I really liked this movie. The priest was a much more interesting character than I expected. I thought he'd be just a stick in the mud, but he was quite layered and interesting. (I really like John Lithgow) The soundtrack was also good, but they really do beat the title track into the ground

Yeah, this one ages like hot milk. I enjoyed parts of it. The soundtrack is super nostalgic, they had a pot smoking dog puppet, they had an N64 controller, etc. The movie itself was very braindead though.

I really like the props, the set, and the physical acting in this movie. A lot of people complain live action remakes of cartoons are worse that just an animated movie, but I really enjoy when people put 110% into making a faithful one but with practical effects. The music wasn't my favorite though

This movie came out a little over a month after 9/11, which I imagine was unfortunate. But, also on my 5th birthday, which is kinda cool. As for the movie itself, I think I need to watch it again someday. It was very weird and psychological, and I imagine on rewatch I'll notice more with it.

So this movie aged badly, but that's boring to talk about. My thing is, the villain of the movie is a guy who scared off (albeit in an extreme way) a bunch of high schoolers from his strip club. One of who keeps returning to try and kick his ass. By 80's standards, he's not that bad.

*SPOILERS* since this movie is only 2 months old. Probably my least favorite of the series so far, but not because it was bad. I will say that suicide by diamond doesn't sound like a great way to go, but it is one way to get rid of generational wealth, I suppose.

I'm sure this has been said before, but why the hell did they rescue everyone from the bus, but then take Sandra Bullock an area where it is known the terrorist was going to be? The entire end of the movie couldn't happen if she wasn't there! That said, really liked the film.

Better than I thought, but I'm still mad. I like the goofy human transformation stuff in the games, Scum soda, the different monsters. I actually really liked Ralph's design in this movie though, but also I really disliked Lizzie's. And the whitewashed George, which was weird.

Of the Ghibli movies I've seen so far, I like the art in this one the most, and that's saying something. I was especially fond of Ponyo's bug-eyed fish form. Also both her and Sosuke's mom are pretty hot, but that's besides the point.