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Drive-In Horrorshow doesn't have stories that are in any way imaginative, and they are rather stories that follow classic horror schemes and mostly don't add much to them and in fact detract from them. There are some good elements here and there, as well as good gore, but these moments are few and far between instead of being truly polished tales. The makers took the safe rout with a trashy design.

Sofia Coppola made a visually captivating film in which there is not much to criticize in terms of styling, costumes and sets, helped by the actors who played their parts well. I especially liked Kirsten, who I thought was beautiful in the background, although she almost seemed dumb, which doesn't feel right for her, but she played it well. However, I’m not the least bit surprised when it comes to Nicole.

On the one hand, it feels like a fine conversational romance, but on the other, I was thinking that I hope they get to Paris as soon as possible, because I was definitely not blown away by the film. It's as if Eleanor Coppola fell in love with Woody Allen and wanted to make something in his spirit. She did, but it really is only in spirit.

This is definitely one of the best horror parodies I've ever seen. It knows what a slasher is supposed to be and knows how to deliver one, but at the same time, everything is ludicrous. Most of the time, it's actually not even overly awkward. There are good scenes and good elements that really made me have fun with it and I enjoyed the film. Such parodies deserve to be made.

Recently, there have been too many family-oriented movies revolving around a dragon or a dinosaur, making it not very original anymore. The film "My Pet Dinosaur" also has an issue with trying to be overly cute and the storyline is truly transparent. It's almost clear from the beginning how the film will unfold.

This is pretty much a cheap replacement for Cars, and it doesn't work because the graphics are really ugly. I've never seen 3D this bad, even the textures are so poor or missing entirely that I was almost embarrassed to watch the film. Never mind the fact that visually, it was trying too hard to resemble Cars.

At first glance, Thirst seems like a film that doesn't have much ambition, which is indeed true. The plot is a classic survival story, and unfortunately, it’s a bit boring. However, I definitely do appreciate the special effects in the film, which are more than good. It’s just too bad the story isn't a little more original. Anyway, it's good enough for average.

This is a very unremarkable little film, but it got under my skin thanks to the performances, which are very pleasantly natural. I really enjoy Danny Glover in these little films, and he performs well in them. This is a nice example of wanting to make something, but also wanting to give it something more, perhaps simply trying to make a small film say something.

I’ve got an issue. This film has something I love - wrestling. But it also has something I hate, and that is fanatical, or rather ecclesiastical and dogmatic belief in God. So there’s a battle raging inside me because the wrestling matches in the film aren't that bad. Unfortunately, though, my negative feelings ultimately prevail.

This is a classic action film where a young man tries to save his beloved. There's naivety and there's no useless macho guy who can do everything with a snap of his fingers, and yet there's also a hero who has to suffer through everything, right up to the end. Finally, there is still hope for a better tomorrow. A decently average film.