TheLastStop41

LOTR is without a doubt, the best movie I've ever seen. I don't care what the Academy says because without a doubt, it was the best film of 2001 (obviously... i said it was the best movie I've ever seen). It deserved the Academy Award 10 times more than A Beautiful Mind did. I mean look at the difference between ratings. LOTR: #3 ABM: #126 See a difference? LOTR will go on to be an unforgotten movie as what Star Wars is. In twenty years ABM won't even be on the top 250 list, while LOTR will still be in the top 50. SO LOTR fans just remember. Academy doesn't mean sh*t. Time says it all.

Most comedies are underrated, and this one is truly underrated. Robin Williams is a great comedian, as good as Steve Martin, and in this one he really pulls it off. I hate to admit this, but if I were in Robin Williams position I would of done the same thing. Though this is a comedy, it does have drama in it. It has extremely good character development. Robin Williams and Sally Fields steal the show. The kids all that great except for Mara Wilson. Really the only thing the other two did was smile or frown, and say "why can't dad be here?" But besides that it is a real good movie and it's a surprisingly long movie, which comedies are usually about an 1:45. This one was over two hours, but it's certainly one the best comedies made, and I forgot by how much I enjoyed this movie. It's worth more than a 6.4, more like 7.0-7.5/10 maybe on the top 250 even, but not the top 100. Anyway, this a great comedy and I give a 10/10. The final showdown in the restaurant is worth to watch the movie alone. It's hilarious and extremely well done. I applaud you Chris Columbus!

P.S. I know I rated, this movie 10/10, and I said it should have a 7.0-7.5?10, I meant for the average rating. Probably most of you figured that out, but some people were probably curious why I gave it too different ratings.