Sherlock Holmes 2: Still amused me, still made me laugh so hard, and the ending was genius. 5/5
In Time: It was so boring it hurt me. 1/5
Midnight in Paris: No. Just no. 1/5
Horrible Bosses: Not really good but SO UNFREAKINGBELIEVABLY FUNNY. 4/5
Bad Teacher: If the main character wasn't Cameron Diaz, I would've said this movie only deserves 1.5/5, but she was perfect for the role and I love the whole revenge thing so 3.5/5
The Ides of March: I don't really get the point of the story. Don't know because the subtitle was shit and I couldn't hear what was said because the sound was drowned plus my mom's friends were in my house when I was watching this movie so there was really nothing I could do to understand the dialogs or because I was sleepy or because I just don't get the point. Conclusion; 3/5
Crazy Stupid Love: The idea of this movie was actually very simple but it was smartly wrapped. Another favorite comedy romantic. 6/5
(A half goes to Ryan Gosling as Jacob marry-the-fuck-out-of-me Palmer and another half goes to Jacob Palmer's wardrobe—whoever did that surely deserves an award!)
Enjoy the rest of your holiday, lucky people. :-)
Horrible Bosses: Not really good but SO UNFREAKINGBELIEVABLY FUNNY. 4/5
Bad Teacher: If the main character wasn't Cameron Diaz, I would've said this movie only deserves 1.5/5, but she was perfect for the role and I love the whole revenge thing so 3.5/5
(A half goes to Ryan Gosling as Jacob marry-the-fuck-out-of-me Palmer and another half goes to Jacob Palmer's wardrobe—whoever did that surely deserves an award!)
I made this picture to explain how jaw dropping he was in this movie but on second thought, I suggest you to see for yourself and I can guarantee you will agree. Right away.
Enjoy the rest of your holiday, lucky people. :-)









