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Summary
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Acting
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Film
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Edge
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Reality
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Great | Very Good | Very Good | Horrid | Glib |
| AVERAGE | Great | Very Good | Very Good | Horrid | Glib |
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Really Great
4.5
The Last King of Scotland was a terrific study of character evolution. Its about a young, dumb boy looking for an adve… |
Great
4.0
Superb performances all around. McAvoy was tremendous and Whitaker was absolutely amazing. The characters moved this … |
Great
4.0
Its weird to think of a story taking place in the 70's as a period piece, but it absolutely was. It felt really good, … |
Horrid
4.1
I place this high for a couple scenes within the movie. There are a few sex scenes, but nothing too graphic. Toward t… |
Glib
1.3
While this is based on real people and events, things happen quickly enough to establish the story that its almost hard… |
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Very Good
3.5
A man known by name when he should be known for his crimes, Idi Amin is chillingly portrayed by a sinister Forest Whita… |
Good
3.0
The film's name refers to Amin's claim that he would be the 'last king of Scotland', and Whitaker's imperious turn here… |
Good
3.0
The film looked and sounded fantastic, and that was probably down to the director choosing a recent historical narrativ… |
Sordid
3.4
This is definitely a film for adults. There's swearing and sex, but the violence (particularly images of torture and m… |
Glib
1.3
The character of Garrigan is based on another man (a British national also), and so can be seen to be fictional whilst … |
| Title Released | Summary ▼ | Trust |
|---|---|---|
The Sting1973 |
|
66 |
The Kite Runner2007 Drama |
|
116 |
Not Fade Away2012 |
|
66 |
Sunset Blvd.1950 |
|
66 |
