FlyingTurtle

I’m too lazy to go into detail.

Casablanca was sort of boring to me, I’ll have to watch it again. Blade Runner was alright, the 90s-feel bothered me. A Streetcar Named Desire was also slightly boring and I might have to watch again. Fast Times At Ridgemont High was good but the brother character annoyed me. Dumb & Dumber was also alright.

Hero was not bad. I actually don’t remember a whole bunch of it. The changing of stories about what happened and what characters actually did confused me a bit. But I did like the character of Broken Sword. And obviously the colors were amazing. The cinematography was so bizarre, but really cool to watch.

The Graduate was great. Dustin Hoffman was AMAZING in it. They way he delivered some lines were just dead on perfect. The ending was very atypical and cool and tied in with one of my new favorite movies (500) Days of Summer, so that was definitely a plus. :)

I had only planned on watching Clerks, but I found the story so enjoyable that I ended up viewing Clerks 2 as well.

I prefer the first one, but there were aspects about the 2nd that were good (the nerd face-off between LOTR and Star Wars for example :) ). Both I thought had really well-written, Dr.-Cox-from-Scrubs-type dialogue which made up for the crappy everything else. I’m generalizing here, but the acting was quite poor in both. I think this was due to the fact that this was a college-film-type project to begin with. Kinda wish they had decided to just remake the first Clerks with better actors than making a sequel, but o well. They were both entertaining.