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RobertHouse's reviews

by RobertHouse
This page compiles all reviews RobertHouse has written, sharing their detailed thoughts about movies, TV shows, and more.
6 reviews
Scarlett Johansson in Lucy (2014)

Lucy

6.4
8
  • Nov 11, 2014
  • Ignorance brings chaos, not knowledge.

    Hugh Jackman in Wolverine : Le Combat de l'immortel (2013)

    Wolverine : Le Combat de l'immortel

    6.7
    9
  • Nov 10, 2014
  • Great film about the second best member of X-Men

    Halle Berry, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Elliot Page, Michael Fassbender, Daniel Cudmore, Bingbing Fan, and Jennifer Lawrence in X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)

    X-Men: Days of Future Past

    7.9
    3
  • Nov 10, 2014
  • X-Men: Disappointment of Future and Past

    Sean McIntyre in Underground: L'histoire de Julian Assange (2012)

    Underground: L'histoire de Julian Assange

    6.6
    9
  • Nov 10, 2014
  • We look, but don't touch

    Underground has great actors and an even better story line. This movie should be more popular than it is. I'm not sure how much of the movie is real because I'm not Julian Assange, but I can say you can tell they tried to make it as accurate as possible. Considering I grew up using computers in the late 80's and onward I can easily understand this movie. For someone that has only been around computers for the past 5-10 years might have complications trying to understand the movie. I haven't been able to get the complete story on how computers were adapted in other countries in the late 80's so that was interesting for me to see represented in the movie.

    I feel the pieces left out in the movie are left out for a reason. This is a movie that was made to entertain and inform. We all know if you want the full story you must read the book or do research. You have to expect some parts left out in the film.

    I like Underground because it is not biased. The movie gave me a story of a hacker and it let me formulate my own opinion of him. My opinion is that I cannot give this movie a bad review considering what is being played in theaters and popular today.

    You cannot help noticing the people that actually watched the movie gave it rave reviews.

    I can quote Marianno Gorgeski "He is our Che Guevara of the modern internet era." Couldn't say it better myself. Also like he said he is trying to do more for the world than Facebook and the like are trying to do. That is why he is seen as a threat.

    The only summary that I came up with after watching this film is Julian Assange is seen as a genius because the world has become lazy and incompetent. If the people demanded the truth like they should I think we would all praise Julian for what he stands for.
    M. Peabody et Sherman: Les voyages dans le temps (2014)

    M. Peabody et Sherman: Les voyages dans le temps

    6.7
    7
  • Nov 10, 2014
  • Loved MPS on R&B then and now

    Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar (2014)

    Interstellar

    8.7
    9
  • Nov 3, 2014
  • 70mm IMAX a MUST

    I gave this movie a 9 out of 10 because while it is not perfect because nothing is, I at least thought it was perfect for the genre. I also would like to not that a vote of 9.5 is impossible for some reason and I think that is insane. People say all the time sci-fi is a hard genre and I disagree. The truth of the matter is space is a hard subject to make an interesting movie about.

    In this movie the only problem is if you have seen Gravity you at least got to look at a beautiful woman on the screen for quite some time. This movie (I have to be honest) Anne Hathaway does not look her best. Which makes sense because how can someone expect to look like a top model while spending so much time in space? Any who I had the pleasure in seeing this movie in 70mmm IMAX film and let me say I highly recommend it. I wish all theaters or at least all of the people wanting to see this film could see it in 70mm. I felt like it was the way the movie was intended on being viewed. Overall great movie for the fans of space.

    This movie is the dream of any kid that has ever dreamed of space. My second and last tip for those who have not seen the movie yet, is pay attention from the first minute to the last. You have to pay attention or you will miss something. Which we should all know by now since the Director is Christopher Nolan.

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