The_Rider2004

I don't mind some of his projects, his earlier stuff certainly flourish with amusement and to its core is funny, "Billy Madison", "Hubie Halloween", "Click", "Big Daddy" and the original. The promos and reviews were also glowing for this movie, why don't U enjoy it so much?

Well, much like Grown ups the fart jokes are so frequent, it did make me feel I'll just seeing it on-screen, it did go too far. And 2. The writing doesn't feel as strong, and the villain is scorned for Happy Gilmour, a regular trope that doesn't fit the story. It was good without the villain because seeing him overcome his challenges was good, it worked.

I enjoyed Adam Sandler, I don't mind his work as I said, I enjoy his Hugh heart and his humour, but the regular tropes didn't work for me, and the humour was too much to take, and the movie was over-long.

But the Golfing was amazing, the added scenes of the scores, and the acting was spot-on, it was genuinely amusing, and the story fitted perfectly with an outcast trying to get back into a sport he once deemed he loved. It's a fun concept, the film is at it's best here, as the commentary remains fluid and engaging throughout. This is the best bits. And the cinematography looks crisp and clean with bright filtered colours to feel the realism.

Otherwise for me, the Jokes took me out. The villains motivations wasn't as good or as strong as it needed to be. And the Jokes were too far, and the story was overtly long.

So, I'd rate this a 4 Out of 10 Because I enjoyed watching the sport, some hilarity their but some may not find the Jokes amusing and good for a one-time-watch. And a slightly underdeveloped villain, fairly Mediocre. 4/10.

Short budget, on a shoe string, but movies can still be good, take "12 Angry Men" which I will watch for example is great. Now their can be merit. And this film is good, it's a positive one-timer. Nothing more though, and nothing less.

The script isn't Terrible either, the concept of a remote location, near a woods with bizarre occurrences, feels good but somehow misses the spark. The writing feels slightly shallow as it sort of seems like the characters don't feel much, and the occurrences feel half-formed as they sort of happen after some build-up. And the build-up also feels very good, but it doesn't feel fully earned as it sort of does just happen. And the characters do just react but not in ways you'd often expect.

I did enjoy it though. The setting has nice Visuals, the story has a nice flow to it so the pacing isn't too overbearing, but as I said it does feel half-formed. Too many ideas at times, and not enough Character conflict, or enough of a reaction to fully build the tension and scares. But where that lacks, the story doesn't lack in thrills, and a mystery that flows nicely.

The soundtrack doesn't always fully do it for me either, but I like the music in the woods as it seems eerie and almost mythical, like how their trying to make us feel something, and it definitely works for me. However, I'd of liked a more thud in the music, to cramp up the thrills and make us feel the scares more.

But the scenary looks nice, the water looks great too and the wide shots feel beutiful and the scenic areas also are naturally stunning to look at. The cinematography isn't that bad either, I found myself enjoying that pretty much. Because I enjoyed it because the area was lit nicely, and it also does create for some good scares.

The Dead people was great to see, the signing of turning away was horrifying. That does feel great and will traumatise you with the dark effects and cramped up atmosphere. Unfortunately, it was slightly too late but it doesn't mean it wasn't a positive. The scares were their and the atmosphere was at it's best.

I'd rate this film a 5 Out of 10 Because whilst the characters are decent, and the reactions feel shallow, the story had some nice scenery and had some brilliantly creative ideas that fitted in a half-formed movie with occasionally good progressive build-ups.

One of the best in the early run, It's superb storytelling and it's high production-values always gives it some merit. The episodes are good, but this one has history, and really gripping throughout. The slow-burn thrills and layered character-development makes this show so great to watch, and I've seen this episode multiple times, so I guess I'm enjoying it.

What I love about this episode is the action, the plot revolves around an enemy of Walter who's trust hasn't been backed yet, so now Walter wants to know stuff, he's using him as a stitch, for all his wrong doings.

And the comedy relief character is one of my favourites, not only does he embody the role perfectly, but his drunken, half-dressed antics always fit how he acts and how he comes about, he doesn't strick you as the type of guy to do wrong, so his form is sort of hidden as well and it's a great way to mask it, especially when they are doing Meth or Drugs. It's silly, it's weird and it screams his character. Jessy Is perfectly played, acted and thought-out that it makes him such a perfect and unique character in something so highly-intelligent as this.

I love the action, the high-stakes, the drama and the constant build-ups that in my opinion does it in a satisfying way that feels complete for are main-protagonists.

I'd rate this a 9 Out of 10 Because it was gripping, intense and script baste that It made the points seem interesting.