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Sherlock Holmes

“Went to the movies with the family ... this movie was way too long!” — Read More

Reviewed by natasha

“Cute.
Uh, steven colbert, hugh laurie, seth rogen, john krasinski, will arnett, and keifer sutherland......need i say more?” — Read More

Reviewed by Mandakinnnns

Along Came a Spider

The Maltese Falcon

“it's a san francisco film noir classic...Bogie is A Private Dick, Sam Spade who's partner is dead & he's now dealing with that dame Miss Wanderly, and a slew of other shady characters...get the bird...” — Read More

Reviewed by lilmike

Cop Out

“haven't seen it yet.” — Read More

Reviewed by kevintu

Exit Wounds

“love this movie” — Read More

Reviewed by brad767

Dirty

“Great movie.” — Read More

Reviewed by Rampage_Jesse

“I recently heard or read something about this movie. I then saw it on netflix streaming, so I watched a bit of it. It might just be one of the wost movies ever. Its about some attractive young girl who has dreams about sex, and is exposed to all kinds of sex. Pretty pointless. Supposedly, the sta...” — Read More

Reviewed by Stwo

Nighthawks

Something New

The Narrow Margin

Ride the High Country

The Enforcer

Steal

“This was a good movie, funny, and I just like these break into a bank and steal money movies....not sure why.” — Read More

Reviewed by sohadi

Monsters vs. Aliens [Blu-ray]

Vampire in Brooklyn

“horrorish movie with a bit of humor thrown in randomly” — Read More

Reviewed by Mrnerdnet

Shutter Island [Blu-ray]

Shutter Island

Cop Out

“Pretty good, wish it was better though. ” — Read More

Reviewed by kfinch

Code of Silence

“I had never watched a Chuck Norris film before. This was my first one. It started off alright but I got sick of it after about 40 minutes. I had to turn it off.” — Read More

Reviewed by kojinick90

The Maltese Falcon (1941)

Tv Shows

Sherlock Holmes

“The Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes collections are the best adaptions of Doyle's stories that I've seen on a screen of any size. I have no doubt that someone who knows about Victorian/Edwardian England would pick small details to pieces, but the series does an excellent job evoking the feeling of t...” — Read More

Reviewed by AiYume