Overall Star Rankings

#1 - frederic_g54 has 4716 stars from 649 users

Oppenheimer - frederic_g54's Most Popular Review

5 - What a waste of celluloid. When your 3-hour dialogue-heavy film gets drowned nearly every second by its music score, that’s a sign you were anything but confident about your story and characters to begin with. I wouldn’t have been bothered by this if Nolan had an Aaron Sorkin-esque talent for writing dialogue, but we all know that’s not the case. My score also directly reflects my annoyance vis-à-vis Nolan’s arrogance and self-indulgence for using miles of IMAX film just to film people talking.
#2 - MartinTeller has 5288 stars from 606 users

Groundhog Day - MartinTeller's Most Popular Review

72 - You will not be permitted to continue your life until you fuck Andie MacDowell. THE GODS DEMAND THAT YOU GET INSIDE ANDIE MACDOWELL'S PANTS.
#3 - KasperL has 8199 stars from 573 users

District 9 - KasperL's Most Popular Review

90 - Science fiction is, for me, all about the world that is created. More often than not it is the vision as a whole, rather than the plot, that sticks - and what a world Blomkamp creates here! Nevermind the allegory, this is about faultlessly realized aliens and mindblowingly cool weaponry. It's pure fun and, for once, a mockumentary framing device works very well, meshing seamlessly with the mindless action. Oh, and Copley does a great job, too, as the weird but loveable Wikus.

#4 - Alex Watkins has 4726 stars from 572 users

Apocalypse Now - Alex Watkins's Most Popular Review

6 - My favorite film, a surreal, haunting, visually flamboyant masterpiece. It's one awe-inspiring sequence after another, from the "Ride of the Valkyries" bombing to the incredibly nightmarish encounter at the Do Luong bridge. ("Who's your commanding officer?" "Ain't you?") Few other epics so freely embrace their own insanity, and it works to brilliant effect. Some movies transcend their genres; this one transcends its medium. This is the end...
#5 - Ytadel has 5232 stars from 549 users

Jack - Ytadel's Most Popular Review

1 - Francis Ford Coppola's masterful followup to The Godfather saga.
#6 - Pickpocket has 4713 stars from 549 users

Lost in Translation - Pickpocket's Most Popular Review

10 - I love it. It's just nice to look at all the beautiful scenery, very dreamy. I can always pop this in if I'm having a bad day and feel infinitely better. Also, the soundtrack is perfect and Kevin Shields should be forced to work on more films. Bill Murray is always immensely watchable and it's no different here. One of my favorites.
#7 - Moribunny has 3642 stars from 547 users

Chinatown - Moribunny's Most Popular Review

98 - Polanski does a wonderful job, the cast does a wonderful job, but Robert Towne's script steals the show. After a thousand little pieces fall right into place at the very last scene, the sheer perfection of this story hits you, hard.

#8 - Barthalen has 7987 stars from 533 users

Jurassic World - Barthalen's Most Popular Review

48 - "..and as you can see" the head accountant continues, "adding the Poochiesaurus Rex boosts expected revenue to ridiculous heights." The Omni Consumer Products execs applaud. "Once we realised we could simply copy the original product and replace its 'suspense' and 'sense of wonder' with our InsultinglyContrivedBullshit formula, we got results! We present to you... Jurassic World!". A reanimated dinosaur corpse shuffles into the room. It opens its crooked, drooling maw. Money falls out. Applause.
#9 - BillyShears has 14266 stars from 520 users

The Witch - BillyShears's Most Popular Review

90 - Nothing really sets a movie's tone faster than a baby in a mortar and pestle.
#10 - Mentaculus has 4473 stars from 519 users

Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi - Mentaculus's Most Popular Review

85 - Last Jedi manages to intercut a dozen characters of consequence between and through scenes, across the universe and within internal states, and somehow keep its core logic unscathed. And that logic is founded on a sly disregard for fan service. You want proclamations of heredity and lore? Go watch the Prequels. When Luke tosses his lightsaber, he dismisses an entire cottage industry built on safety and expectation. It's a blockbuster looking forward and not back. The sacred texts are burning.