Commentaires de Solid_Gold

This was yet another great episode of SVU. Although Benson's appearance was brief, she still made an impact, as always. William McNamara was an outstanding guest star. He should have become a series regular, although the viewer can sense some jealousy towards him from Stabler.

This episode outlines the dangers of allowing impressionable teens to use the internet unsupervised. If your child is always hanging out at someone else's home, make sure you know what the kids are up to.

Petition to make McNamara a series regular, even all these years later! He's a fantastic actor, both on the big screen and small screen!

The actor who portrays Bundy, as well as the detectives and other cast, all have obvious U. K. accents. Who was their accent coach? Anne Hathaway? You would think this movie was about Jack the Ripper!

I couldn't watch the entire film. The acting was garbage, or "pure rubbish" as the Brits would say, since this movie seems to be set in Yorkshire, or somewhere else in Great Britain.

Next time, use U. S. actors!!!! Or at least Canadians!

1987's Overboard was an awesome, funny, and enjoyable movie. Why doesn't Hollywood adhere to the rule "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"??? The acting in this garbage remake of a film is atrocious! I did not even laugh once, and I couldn't make it past twenty minutes. How do I get those twenty minutes of my life back?

All rock music fans need to watch this. I was laughing so hard, especially at the "Big Bottom" performance scene. I love the flashback scenes to the band's early days too, it reminds me of Led Zeppelin, back when Jimmy Page was in The Yardbirds.

What a truly touching film. I cried incessantly. The story of Zain and his struggle as an abused child living in abject poverty is a must-see for the many spoiled, ungrateful brats residing in North America. And by North America, I mean the continent, not the northern U.S! While people in the U.S., Canada, and other countries complain about trivial things such as not having a brand-new car, children like Zain and his siblings suffer immensely. They do not even have blankets, or their own separate beds. I do not want to give too much away, but I must say that this is a beautiful, profound film. The protagonist forms a close bond with a young woman who is an illegal resident. He is a very sweet, protective little boy with a heart of gold, despite having horrible, negligent parents. Whatever your opinion about refugees and illegal immigration, this movie will tug at the heartstrings.

As a life-long fan of classic rock music, I highly anticipated this film, and it did not disappoint! Rami Malek and the other actors gave outstanding performances as the Queen band members. While the film displayed classic Hollywood artistic license by omitting or altering many facts, it still respected FM's legacy. I had to force myself not to sing along with the songs. There were many tearful moments as well. What a fantastic film!

I can't get enough of this flick! The first time that I watched it, I was a little girl and I love it even more now as an adult. Okay, so it's not one of Pfeiffer's best movies, but it's still good. A delightful mob satire, it's almost non-stop laughs. Mercedes Ruehl stole the show. She had the best lines, especially during the grocery store scene. She's the generic ball-busting mafia wife with the best one-liners on film since "Dirty Harry". Seriously, I kept on flipping through the flick just to watch the scenes with her over and over again. She's the best! Dean Stockwell is also pretty good in this, a very charming and rakish version of Tony Soprano. And Angela's Caribbean friend was also a nice touch. Watch this movie if you need cheering up!

The use of the n-word is so common today that it's almost mundane. Blacks use it, whites, Asians, Latinos, etc. Have we forgotten that it is one of the most heinous words in the English language? Watch this great movie in order to see how the word is so hurtful and scathing. Both Whoopi Goldberg and Sissy Spacek are beautiful in this film. They are outstanding actors! The bond between their characters predates the bond between Minny Jackson and Celia Foote in "The Help". Everyone should see this. Stop using the n-word, no matter what colour your skin is. The circumstances of this film happened not that long ago; but so many of us don't realize what it's like to not be able to sit where you want on the bus, or to drink from whatever fountain you please (fountains are dirty anyway! I once saw a man in the park let his dog drink from it lol). Please watch this movie so that you can have more compassion for people, no matter what their background!

I love this movie. The first time that I saw it was when I was a little girl, around 9 or 10 years old. The storyline is great: a killer who targets women who have been unfaithful to their husbands. It is unfair that the killer does not target unfaithful men, but hey, this is a giallo after all. It's funny because I am pretty sure that I only like this movie because I watch it in Italian, and that makes it exotic to me. If it were an American movie, I would probably not like it as much. Farley Granger is quite handsome, even more so than in "Strangers On A Train". There is a red herring that I found predictable, but I've been watching horror films for most of my life, so I often guess correctly what's going on. I knew who the killer really was long before it was revealed. I found the ending quite sad though. It would have been nice to have a different outcome. At least this giallo doesn't have the graphic violence that some of it's contemporaries have.

"Ted" most definitely has some laugh out loud moments, and overall I enjoyed it. Sadly though, there is an overabundance of scatological jokes and other offensive material. While I am a woman with a sense of humour, I found a lot of the lines to be outrageously sexist. Of course, I don't take this movie seriously; it's about a talking teddy bear. Still though, I think that Seth McFarlane has gotten a little out of hand. There are some scenes that just made me ask, "WHY? WHY DID YOU HAVE TO CROSS THAT LINE?". Those are scenes that I would skip over if I watched this again. Giovanni Ribisi and the boy who plays his pudgy son are hilarious, with their Kathy Bates in "Misery"-type characters. The sex-scenes leave me perplexed, because I do not understand how those acts are anatomically possible, considering that one participant lacks the body parts necessary to engage in said act. Anyway, this is a great movie to watch when you just wanna chill. But Seth McFarlane has issues.