Jaivien

Okay I went in to this oh god not another sixth sense been there done that, where as that movie was great it focused far too much on the powers itself this prefers to look more at the warped mentally of a murderer then the effect the power has on the person. I deal funnier in point and beautifully directed this has a huge amount of potential. because the scenes are more realistic then most &much more capitivating.the sixth sense and stir of echos were horrors with a twist this was more of a murder mystery with a fresh edge. very impressive.

Well I got free tickets to the London film festival and had no idea what I was going to see but I have to say this was brilliant! the casting was perfect for each role Laura Dern delivered her normal wonderful performance. Based on a remarkable true story this is a brilliant adaptation of an inspiring novel in which four boys (especially Homer) decide to build and design little rockets after they see Sputnik for the first time, learning all the science and math's necessary. It's a touching father son story set in a mining town in America during the 1950's, the film lifts you up and makes you cry. Defiantly worth seeing, new actor Jake Gyllenhaal (Homer) really makes and impression, look out for him in the future, I have a feeling he's going to be big!

Well it's got two excellent actress's Kristey Alley and Kristen Dunst but they are totally let down by poor plot line terrible scripting and one dimensional characters What where they thinking? this film is better left on the shelf because after you watch you wish you hadn't wasted your time or money... it had promise it could of been funny but it dragged on for so long you lost interest. Desperate attempts at black comedy were just tasteless. Frankly watch the first half hour for Alley and Dunst as well as a few jokes and watch it go down hill to the depths of total crap...