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8.7/10 stinky bananas For me, Wes Anderson is very hit-and-miss. This one is a hit. I'm a big fan of The Grand Budapest Hotel. This movie is very fun. It's visually stimulating. Ralph Fiennes is a delight. Oscar-worthy performance. The supporting cast is great, especially Willem Dafoe. I love that freaky-looking motherfucker. It's very funny. The story is great. Simply put, it's a Wes Anderson banger. Let's hit the highlight reel: "Don't touch my lobby boy" scene. Thumbs up.

7.5/10 stinky bananas Solid comedy. We're the Millers is filled to the brim with really good comedic performances. Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Will Poulter, Kathryn Hahn, Nick Offerman, Ken Marino, all great. Let's hit the highlight reel: Aniston tossing the weed baby on the road gets me every time. Pictionary scene. It's a BIG BLACK DICK. No ragrets kid. In the harsh landscape that is pop culture, this tattoo outlasted the movie's popularity. Aniston warehouse strip sc

5.5/10 stinky bananas Nondescript movie. Very mediocre. I've discovered that I'm not a big fan of M. Night Shyamalan's work. The majority of his movies are shit. He made a career off of one big twist in a Bruce Willis movie that broke everybody's brain. Granted, it was a good twist. Good for him, I guess. Anyway, the writing is clunky. There should've been way more alien fighting. I'm going to try out a new segment now. Here it goes: The Danny McBride Line of the Movie goes t

8.1/10 stinky bananas The cast lives up to the billing. Great performances throughout. Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, and Jennifer Lawrence are all excellent. Amy Adams is good too, but her accent is not. Not sure what that was about. The aesthetic and vibes are cool as hell. I like it. The soundtrack is great too. The script is pretty good, not great. The script's dialogue is excellent. There are so many fun back-and-forth moments between these actors, who are acting their