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I admit, I enjoyed the books by C.S. Lewis when I was a kid, I guess you can compare the books to today's bestseller Harry Potter in that aspect. Now, 20 years later, I get to see the movies based upon these books that really liked when I was just a kid and I'm disappointed. I don't know if it's because I've grown up and can't seem to identify myself with the characters anymore or because this movie just doesn't do it for me any more. The CGI effects are often pretty good however as are the other visuals, but the characters and story just feel a bit outdated, it seems this movie wants to be like The Lord of the Rings, but those books are so much mature than this (and the movie too for that matter). I thought the first movie was somewhat better, giving it a 6 out of 10, but this movie is just not quite as "good" as the sequel. So, even if you enjoyed the books when you were a kid, or enjoyed the first movie, don't automatically mean you'd enjoy this, I'm afraid. To say the least, I'm a bit disappointed after this movie took ~2½hours of my time.

Since all hype and good critic around Wall-E, I thought it was time to see this Pixar/Disney movie. Said and done, I watched it the other night, and the first 10 minutes were pretty good, Wall-E and Eva are lovable characters, no doubt about it. But after that, it went downhill to become just okay, the "supporting" characters in Wall-E are just so boring and don't have any personality at all, they aren't likable at all really. And the idea of having the main characters only, communicating with each other by their names and body language didn't make my day at least. No, this certainly wasn't as great as the IMDb users wanted it to be. It's definitely not worth an imdbtop250 place, that's for sure. However, it's an okay/good movie and you'll definitely laugh at Wall-E's wonders, but as for the script goes, I found it to be rather weak.

This has to be the worst Swedish cop movie ever, hands down! It has so many flaws that I don't even know where to begin. Other Swedish cop movies such as Beck and Wallander sure aren't great, but in comparison to this horrible production, they really stand out as great movies.

To begin with, the story is horrible; the writer must have missed some classes and should probably have spoken with real coppers before he wrote the story, cause it gives very little information, and the actors/actresses make up clues kinda, it isn't remotely close to guess like they do, and be right without no mistakes at all. The actors/actresses aren't very good either, mediocre to say the least. The movie just doesn't feel authentic, which has to do with a very poor storyline and the actors/actresses as well. I wouldn't recommend anyone watching this really, because I don't have anything good to say about it.

1/10