What an amazing script. Very entertaining and engaging.

Amazing movie. A great adaptation, with lots of fan service for those who enjoyed the animated series or the books. Visually stunning.

Almost nazi views, deeply reminding of Cidade de Deus in the editing and too much love for violence. Amazing performance by Wagner Moura, indeed. Luckily, the character got a lot more human and likeable in the second one. This one is just a bunch of prejudices thrown as facts.

THIS is a good movie about drugs. The first one was just stupid, with too much prejudice. Now, without hyping the violence, the movie can depict how police officers in Brazil are just as victims as the drug users. Beautifully filmed, also, and a good action movie, with a way more likeable hero now that he's being more like a human and expressing an opinion that's more in tune with the lives of people, not death.

Filme incrível, deveria ter ido pra disputa do Oscar. Fiquei o filme todo com a sensação que tava vendo um clássico do cinema europeu. Amei.

Not deserved AT ALL. It's a good movie. That said, Inception, Black Swan and The Social Network are AMAZING movies. Anyway, the Academy has been giving this to the wrong movies for some years now.

Great movie. Not the best one I've seen in the last weeks, but definitely worth watching.

I think it's the best Aronofsky movie I watched so far. Natalie Portman is love.

Sarah Polley is ALWAYS amazing.

Bad movie. I had already realized Aslan was Jesus, no need to rub that in my face.

They're trying not to get caught, and to figure out where are the other Horcruxes. Unfortunately, the movie was not clear about how Voldemort was chasing them.

Surely the best so far. The dancing scene was lovely, and I loved the script.

I find it funny that people do realize that Teeth is a humorous movie, but not Jennifer's Body. OF COURSE it's meant to be funny, and I really liked it. Smart jokes and great script from Diablo, as always.

Weird, I liked the movie a lot. I think movies are not all about entertainment, and this one depicts pain and frustration extremely well. It's depressing, but it's good. The fact that it is an "ordinary" story about "people screaming at each other" does not mean that it is bad. And it's based on a novel, so the "ponting fingers" isn't from Sam himself... even though most Americans DO deserve it.

Watched it yesterday. At first, I felt absolutely confused. As the hours went by, I couldn't stop thinking about it, and now I find it absolutely genious. Extremely metaphorical, yet very real, and I love the "story within a story" thing.

I think it's genius. Always impressed by Nolan's work. It's a lot easier to follow than Memento and Amnesia, but it's intelligent anyway. I love it.

I actually loved the movie, even with anyone else hating it.

Definitely the weakest in the series, thanks to Steve Kloves and Chris Columbus.