Brilliant, but you already knew that. Anything with Tom Cruise and Renee Zellweger has to be a hit.
It’s classic, and the first. Any review I give this movie will never do it justice, you know the plot, here are the technicals.
Good camera work, great story, many twists, great ending, and in general a feel-good flick. Rating: A.
Soundtrack knockoff (Garden State) but still good. Camera interesting. Intro very long, cut in half would give the same effect.
Only one problem… what’s the point? Always thought the movie was moving into the part that made the plot, never came. Speaking of plot, there is none… or maybe it just isn’t that good. Guy dumps girl, girl gets mad, guy gets sad, guy finds girl, guy gets happy, guy messes up, girl gets mad …
Nothing interesting besides the gratuitous use of nudity. If you’re looking for a background piece, this is it. No plot, no interesting insights, no thought provoking scenes/twists/etc. Leave it on during a party for the soundtrack, or better yet, just skip it and buy the latest Shins album. Overall rating: F+. Why the plus? Because the camera work doesn’t completely suck.
A story of a triumphant journey to find their first grade teacher. Rhett and Link show their talent plugged in but not signed on. The internet celebs (known for local commercials – http://www.rhettandlink.com/) throw technology to the side and try to find their teacher through face-to-face only contact.
Soundtrack is great, engaging story throughout, and interesting ‘actors’ they find along the way. Impressed with their ability to tell a good story, and roll with where the movie took them. Wish the they would be more life-like instead of acting for the camera. All-in-all, they tell a story that we all think about at one time or another.
Ordinary plot played out with twists, making it uniquely impressive. Some places technically rough. Give it a B+.
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