#5
The Shawshank Redemption is one of the
greatest movies every made and many critics would agree. It conveys one of the
most important messages in life. Andy Dufresne “Tim Robbens” befriends “Red”
played by Morgan Freeman and asks him to smuggle a rock hammer into the prison.
The movie follows the life of Andy on the inside and shows exactly how a huge
task can be done bit by bit.
An amazing story 7/10
An amazing story 7/10
#4
Step Brothers is in my opinion one of the
best comedies ever made. The plot alone is so bizarre you know you are in for a
treat. Two 40 year old men living with their parents is just so idiotic you can
help but laugh. The movie also casts two of the best in the business Brennan
Huff played by Will Farrell and Dale Doback played by John C. Reilly.
Tummy crunching funny 8/10
#3
Midnight In Paris is a very interesting
movie and another one of my personal favourites. The movies questions would life
be better before our own time? Have you wished you were born in a different
decade? This is exactly what Gil “Owen Wilson” wonders when he finds himself
reeling back the years and discovers himself in Paris in the 1920s. With dreams
of living in Paris after he marries his fiancée Inez “Rachel McAdams” but with
her against the idea what will he do?
A journey back in time 8/10
#2
Dear John is a very worthy runner up. This
is a movie I have watched time and time again and love it more and more every
time I watch it. This is you typical “chick flick” based on a novel by Nicholas
Sparks. Its about a U.S. marine and the love of his life. John played by Channing Tatum meets Savannah
played by Amanda Seyfried on the beach on day and they hit it off. When John is
deployed to secret locations the couple decides to exchange letter and follows
the story from there.
Emotional roller coaster 9/10
#1
Pearl Harbor is without a doubt my favourite
movie by a country mile. It tells the story of two friends and their experience
with World War II. It would be a shame to tell the story of the movie because
nothing I say would give it the justice it deserves. All I can say is you are
truly missing out if you have not seen it yet. It gets me every time. As a
viewer you can only sit, glued to the screen.
Outstanding 10/10