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Well, I never thought I would say this but Jim Carrey is very funny in this film. He is endowed with all of God's powers and comedy ensues. The plot itself is fairly predictable but for once Carrey's overacting works. Jennifer Aniston is fairly anonymous and Morgan Freeman is God. (50 words)

I was given this by a friend who simply said "Watch it". Afterwards I still don't know what to make of it. How it got commissioned is beyond me as the humour is very subtle but it is well acted, clever and Bill Murray started his comeback here. (48 words)

Not quite sure what to make of this. None of the characters are sympathetic or believable but maybe that was the point... to try and show war as a caricature. The battles themselves were good but have been done better elsewhere. Worth a watch but not a classic. (48 words)

Rom com with Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan, he is a 19th Century Duke who is transported to the 20th century and falls in love, ahhhh (26 words)

Surprisingly funny spin off from Dogma, even for adults! (9 words)

Slightly over played but really pretty good drama with Jennifer Lopez about a Chicago cop who meets a man who refuses to talk about his past, as it becomes clear that she saved him from a car wreck in which his wife and son were killed. (46 words)

Poignant and very funny story about the WI ladies who do a nude calendar. Great performances and lots of fun cameos. Gets a bit silly once they go to LA though. (31 words)

Thriller' with John Cusack and Ray Liotta, slightly in the slasher serial killer vein but with a crap twist that meant the rest of the movie was irrelevant. (28 words)

Jeff Bridges and Toby McGuire in heartwarming tale of man and horse, with excellent comedy turn from William H Macey. Get over the name and enjoy the movie. (28 words)

Unpopular review Number 1; Spectacular in its effects and its length, this finale to the trilogy had a lot more of the same, which was fine, but basically consisted of the most drawn out ending ever. He got there, the ring was destroyed, they all went home. (47 words)