Thankskilling on netflix last night, its about a psychotic killer turkey so I just had to watch it. It was laughably bad but those really are the best movies at 2 in the morning.

Hermoine should like this one:
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Not too bad. Steve Zahn's part seemed a bit forced, and I felt like it might turn into "Saving Silverman" at any moment, but for the most part the movie left a lingering impression.

Herzog is notorious for doing that.

Elevator

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Honestly, I was hoping for something better, but I couldn't get past the terrible acting and the awkward pauses between the dialogue. The plot could have been a great one if the director made the movie a little more...dark. I got a half hour in and decided to switch to a comedy to sort of recover from the disappointment.

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Four Rooms (1995)
I've been meaning to see this since it came out. Turns out I wasn't missing much. The last two segments were a lot better than the first two, but still a pretty weak movie. Nevertheless, I'm glad I finally got around to it.

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Margaret

It took almost seven years for this film to be released. I think the wait and the push to get it made was worth it. I liked the movie. It was very very complex and the acting was very good. Is it some sort of contract clause that states that Anna Paquin has to seduce a teacher? It's like every single movie. I'd say that mostly every single character in the film is pretty unlikeable but I feel that makes the film more compelling to watch because of the dislike of the character. I thought Anna Paquin played the part of the private school NYC girl perfectly. I know these types of people. It was spot on. The ending was also quite powerful and emotional. Overall it was a bit too long but I really enjoyed it. It might be one of those films though that may require repeat viewings but might not be too easy.

8/10

For some reason Tim Roth's character annoys me so much that I can't get past the very beginning.

I think the reason is that his character is incredibly annoying. :laughing:

Yes. Hasn't stopped me in the past from finishing a movie. Roth found the perfect kind of annoying.

It's really weird because he's a good actor. I don't know what the hell was going on with him in Four Rooms.