tonyjea92

Iv'e never been a fan of survival movies mostly because they're predictable and because MOST have to do with being stalked by animals. I stumbled upon Frozen one day and i heard some things about it but I decided to see it for myself. This movie has to be the most terrifying survival film ever. I couldn't tell you what is worse being frozen to death, jumping from 50 feet in the air or being attacked by wolves but this movie pretty much got me thinking that staying indoors is the safest place on the planet. Even if your not a fan of skiing or winter sports in general this movie will grab a hold of you because it downright has a real feel to it no CGI, no bad acting but REAL emotions

I want to start off by saying that read my title and trust me look at origins as never having been made. The Wolverine is a Xmen movie i can feel good about again because quite frankly ever since X2 and "maybe" Last Stand (yes i like last stand) all xmen movies were very shall i say slow and boring. Origins was by far worse then First Class but First Class i still felt was rather slow paced and kinda bland acting for the most part. Now that we have Wolverine i feel like the films can get back on track with what made Xmen and X2 so much fun to begin with.

Of course there are some points in the movie i found somewhat "cliche" but still Wolverine is definitely Marvel's answer to the Dark Knight where its a movie about dark times and superb acting not just blowing stuff up.

So even if your not an Xmen fan you still should look at this movie as pure summer fun with a brain not dumb summer fun with bad acting and no plot

Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man is irreplaceable like Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and once again Robert/Tony Stark shows off why we love him so much in these movies.

Iron Man 3 is one of those hard to create movies when it comes to making a perfect trilogy but Shane Black managed to pull it off quite well i believe. The personalities he puts into his characters coupled with a heck of a lot of action is just top notch in my book.

And Ben Kingsley as the Mandarin was something I have been waiting for in an Iron Man film and he does deliver a presence that dare I say is a successor to Heath Ledgers Joker