Reviews

This is my personal favourite and could well be 07's greatest production.

I've never heard of Gabriele Muccino, but obviously he is a great director. Also, the script and screenplay for this movie is exceptional.

This story is heart-warming because it's based on a real event, and its ending was what I was hoping for.

Smith, Newton and the rest of the cast put in the greatest performances of their career.

This should be an Oscar winner.

This movie is one Jerry Zucker's great successes! The screenplay is fantastic in this movie, with Swayze, Moore, Goldberg and Goldwyn making it effective.

Goldwyn and Aviles play good villains, and Shiavelli plays a very scary role too (a very suitable actor).

Thia movie does include quite a lot of goofs, but it has a great plot, which makes up for the goofs.

The spirit effects in this movie are fantastic too, regarding that the year was 1990!

This movie is a must-see romance/horror movie!

This movie is one of 2005's best movies.

If you are a football (soccer) fan, this movie is for you! Danny Cannon is usually regarded as a bad director but this movie is directed very well.

Becker acts in his best film as a poor footballer, and then moves up to the FA with the help of former footballer Glen Foy (Dillane).

Iures, Dillane, Becker and Nivola make this movie superb as it moves from sadness to happiness.

It does tend to get repetitive after a while, but that's not a big factor. Thumbs Up!

I have been waiting a long time for a movie or TV show to have a clown as a serial killer.

Men in masks are in far too much and they tend to get boring. Clowns are the scariest killers.

In this episode Sam and Dean go to hunt a clown that has been killing parents that have little children. You don't get to see the clown kill at all which is quite dull, but he still looks freaky!

The costume design in this episode gives it a thrilling effect, but it's still corny like the rest.

If you are a coulrophobian, I wouldn't recommend this!

This movie is about a man (Stiller) who looks for a job and finds one at a Natural History Museum as a night watchman. On his first night he discovers that all the artefacts and statues come to life with a special Egyptian board. Then he tries to convince his not-very-gullible son (Cherry) and a woman who works at the museum (Gugino) that this actually happens and does so.

This movie has outstanding special effects, but it is repetitive and suffers from a dull plot.

Ben Stiller's acting is at possibly his worst, and so is Owen Wilson's. But Dick Van Dyke, Ricky Gervais and Robin Williams performances are great (which is probably why this movie stays alive).