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apwatches:

#171  |  KNUCKLEBALL!  |  Ricki Stern & Anne Sundberg  |  2012  |  5/18/2013

apwatches:

#171  |  KNUCKLEBALL!  |  Ricki Stern & Anne Sundberg  |  2012  |  5/18/2013

walkingwiththemoon:

Madea’s Witness Protection
★★☆☆☆
I love Madea. SO. MUCH.
But this movie left me wanting so much more. It was dull and not that funny. Madea wasn’t blasphemous enough and the jokes were less crude. There was also no drama. 

walkingwiththemoon:

Madea’s Witness Protection

★★☆☆☆

I love Madea. SO. MUCH.

But this movie left me wanting so much more. It was dull and not that funny. Madea wasn’t blasphemous enough and the jokes were less crude. There was also no drama. 

mattaaronharpermovies:

Movies Watched in 2013:

111.) Piranha 3DD, 2012, dir. by John Gulager — 2/10
Danielle Panabaker and Matt Bush are the leads this time out, and they’re just fine. The film around them, though, is nigh unwatchable. The closest I’ve come to shutting a movie off halfway through in a long, long time, Piranha 3DD misses out on almost everything that made its predecessor bearable and instead picks up and runs with everything that brought it down. I was about to give this a 1.5/10, which would have tied it with Werewolf: Beast Among Us as the lowest I’d ever rated a movie, but, as I mentioned, Panabaker and Bush are fine and Ving Rhames and Paul Scheer, in their baffling four minutes or so of screentime, are rather hilarious. If you were going to make a sequel, why not follow the plot (again, the first has no third act, leaving itself wholly unresolved) and close out the story instead of moving to a new city and ignoring the resolution to the first encounter with the cartoonish piranha? Don’t bother with this one, not even for a minute.

mattaaronharpermovies:

Movies Watched in 2013:

111.) Piranha 3DD, 2012, dir. by John Gulager — 2/10

Danielle Panabaker and Matt Bush are the leads this time out, and they’re just fine. The film around them, though, is nigh unwatchable. The closest I’ve come to shutting a movie off halfway through in a long, long time, Piranha 3DD misses out on almost everything that made its predecessor bearable and instead picks up and runs with everything that brought it down. I was about to give this a 1.5/10, which would have tied it with Werewolf: Beast Among Us as the lowest I’d ever rated a movie, but, as I mentioned, Panabaker and Bush are fine and Ving Rhames and Paul Scheer, in their baffling four minutes or so of screentime, are rather hilarious. If you were going to make a sequel, why not follow the plot (again, the first has no third act, leaving itself wholly unresolved) and close out the story instead of moving to a new city and ignoring the resolution to the first encounter with the cartoonish piranha? Don’t bother with this one, not even for a minute.

purifieddesign:

Industrial Design. Terrace Chairs by Kaare Baekgaard.

purifieddesign:

Industrial Design. Terrace Chairs by Kaare Baekgaard.