Showing posts with label Movie Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Monday. Show all posts

Monday, August 15, 2016

Movie Monday - 8/15

For Movie Monday I watched: The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)


The #moviemonday choice for this week was #grandbudapesthotel with #ralphfiennes #willemdafoe #adrienbrody #saoirseronan #tonyrevolori and many many more! On my #blog (#blogpost), you can see the #review for this movie. --- If you have any #suggestions for the next movie I should watch, please feel free to comment below!

After watching this movie for the fourth time, I have to admit I really enjoy this movie. The movie is about a Hotel in it's prime, and then there's a murder. This movie is action-packed, with romance, and adventure. I don't want to give anything away because there are many twists and turns.

If I were to give this a rating from one to five (five being the best), I would give this a four and a half because I enjoyed this movie, and it flowed nicely. Then again with any movie there were some parts I would have changed.

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Monday, July 25, 2016

Movie Monday - 7/25

For Movie Monday I watched: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)


The #moviemonday choice for this week was #charlieandthechocolatefactory with #johnnydepp #freddiehighmore #davidkelly #noahtaylor #helenabonhamcarter and many many more! I've been wanting to rewatch this #movie for a while now. On my #blog (#blogpost), you can see the #review for this movie. --- If you have any #suggestions for the next movie I should watch, please feel free to comment below!

This movie was comical and I enjoyed it. Obviously the original is always going to be a classic; however I like how this (newer) movie, even though it did stay pretty consistent with the original, it did have quite a few differences. Without giving anything away, examples of that are Willy Wonka's childhood being revealed and the ending was different. If I were to give this a rating from one to five (five being the best), I would give this a 3.75/4 because I enjoyed this, but I could see where others would not. In addition, with any movie there were some parts I would change.

On a final note, I thought it was funny during one scene (I was wondering why) the music seemed so familiar, and the reason was because Tim Burton directed both Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Alice in Wonderland.

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