No matter what anyone say, i think that this is a great horror/thriller film, and it really shows how being stuck in a room with another person can really screw with your mind, and what it can force you to do. I think that the idea of Jigsaw, and the franchise was good, but its been too hollywoodised, and has been ruined. The sooner they end it the better.

There is only a limited few Tim Burton films that i can stand, and this is one of them. I think this film was well thought about and emotional meaning is so much more than any other Burton film.

Ewan McGreggor is brilliant in this film, and gives a good performance, even though he had to go through some random things.

But overall i think this is one of Tim Burton's best, maybe even THE best, and it is heavily under-rated.

Adam is one of those films where not a lot happens. However don't be fooled into thinking that makes it a bad film. In fact quite the opposite, instead of cluttering the film up with vast silly story lines, it focuses on a relationship between these two brilliant people.

Adam is a very indie and charming film. The film is made by its cast, both Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne are fantastic together, and in this relationship they make each other better people, and Adam is finally able to get over his Asperger's.

But what completes this film is its soundtrack. Every song is carefully picked and works brilliantly, Joshua Radin's - When You Find Me is just chillingly beautiful.

Children of Men really steps it up and shows that hollywood i doing too much sitting on its arse. Cuaron shows his world in style in what is quite a chillingly real, and gritty future. He takes some human themes and shows you how crazy the world would go if a tragic thing like this happens.

Its a surprise to say that Clive Owen is very good in this film, and Caine equally as good, even though his death scene was quite horrible and just a little bit funny at the same time.

This film leaves you a bit depressed afterwards, but don't let this put you off. It is a fantastic film, and movie enthusiasts would love it for its dynamic and well thought about shots.

This is the second film i've watched today with Tom Hanks in, and he has died in both. Never the less Road to Perdition is a brilliant film. Mendes has made this film look stunning with all the period dressing. The film had a great cast, Tom Hanks ws brilliant as always, and Jude Law makes for a very good assassin.

I can say i was expecting a sad ending. But the music definitely made the film even more powerful with its soft piano melody. This is definitely a must see.

Cool Runnings is one of those films you used to watch and love as a kid. Everytime i watch it, it takes me back to that time, therefore its hard to say bad things about it. Cool Runnings has a charm, a charm that hardly anyone can get away from. It's lightheartedness makes the truth behind the story even more enjoyable.

Also for the type of film it was, there wasn't as many cliches as you would have thought. The ending shows that, you don't always have to win, its all about respect.

For the fact that more or less all of this film is green screen, i can only praise the Hughes Bros. for this, visually it looks stunning. Some very good performances from both Washington and Oldman. However throughout the film there always seemed to be something lacking. Like a bit more back story, and maybe a bit less Mila Kunis.

This film screamed twist, however i was still very surprised by the ending. However i can't help but think that the last 5 minutes of the film were a bit lacklustre, and a bit pointless.

Not a bad return for the Hughes Bros., however i want to see better.