Entertaining enough but could have been so much more. Segel's character definitely had some of the better lines, but Timberlake's character was really goofy. I found myself really not caring for the plight of Diaz's character, and I really thought that Lucy Punch was much hotter than Diaz anyway.

One intense as hell movie. Takes some of the good parts of poltergeist, the exorcist, and paranormal activity and mixes them all together for one horrific formula. Hell of a lot more effective than any slasher movie could ever dream. I made the mistake of watching this before I went to sleep, so now I don't wanna go lol...at least I left the light on though.

You could see where this would go from the very beginning. Very surprising chemistry between sandler and aniston though but it enjoyable enough. Odd cast that included Nicole Kidman and Dave Matthews (yes that one), but looking back he's been in a few Sandler movies, that I just haven't noticed. And odd to see Dan Patrick and Andy Roddick, but then again we get it Adam Sandler you know lots of people. Moving on, there are worse ways to kill a couple hours.

I've seen far better jokes in non-comedic movies, but damn Natalie Portman and Zooey Deschanel looked great in it though.

Heartbreaking and joyful at the same time. Matt King takes his family along on his journey through the grieving process simultaneously having to deal with his wife in a coma, learning that his wife was having an affair, and deciding on a major land deal that would affect the entire state of Hawaii, also trying to deal with his 2 rebellious daughters and one giant douche-bag. (""You little fuck! Do you get hit a lot?!" ) He's got a lot on his plate, and this could come off as a convoluted mess easily, but it does not as the direction in this is top notch. As is Clooney and the oldest daughter Alex played by Shailene Woodley, who i think defintely got snubbed in the best supporting actor category for the Oscars. Anyways, great little movie and I will be checking out Payne's other top rated movie Sideways as soon as I can.

Kind of like watching a NFL game with throwback uniforms.

Two leads who couldn't be more charming and carry a movie that is nearly silent in its entirety. A bold move with today's attention deficit viewers who flood the theaters for CGI fighting robots but ignore the one's that actually have a story to tell. Facial expressions and body language are key as in most silent movies, but portraying that has to be a lot more difficult that saying a few lines of dialogue. It goes to show why there were far better actors of yesteryear.

While Zoe Saldana is sexy as hell, can't help but be bored by this by the numbers revenge flick.

Gotta say, a lot better than I expected, for those expecting Rock 'em Sock'em Robots the movie it is so much more than that. Real Steel is fun and it does have tons of heart even though Hugh Jackman's character is a giant asshole, but I guess it goes to show that even giant assholes are redeemable, well at least in Hollywood fairy tales.

Like watching a master chase game unfold. A realistic slow burn look into the British paranoid side of the Cold War.

I didn't feel the movie was really special in any way, after watching it really surprised with the Oscar nom, I've seen plenty of films this year that were far superior to this. No stand out perfomances other than the duck from the beginning of the film, seriously I was hoping that the duck and the horse would bond and become friends or something. It dragged on in several parts and really considered fast forwarding. Every time the kid was whining about his horse I wanted to punch him in the face. Gotta give credit to Spielberg though he tried to make us emotionally connected to the horse, but it didn't take at least for me, and I can't say I can't connect with animals because there have been other films with animals that I've connected with, plus there was the damn duck in this one. I loved the goddamn duck for some reason.