I loved this movie. Then again, I love every movie with Freddie. Anyway, it's great. This guy, Jason, wants to get back at a teacher that failed him. So, he shoots a bunch of people and holds the rest of the school hostage. Thus the name. I don't want to give too much away, but Freddie lives. Also, he trys tohelp the police to talk Jason into doing something. Maybe it works, but then again maybe it doesn't. It's worth seeing. Ir has a little bit of action, some guts, dead people, blah blah blah. You get the picture. I recommend that you go rent it right now, if possible. The only place I've seen it is Movie Gallery, so check there first.
This movie, refreshingly, does not rely on special effects to carry it high in the box office, but rather a good story line.. The British jokes are the perfect touch.
Hugh Grant stars as a man that believes that he is an "island". This is before he meets Marcus, whose life is far from perfect. They each learn something from the other, and they are ALMOST instantly the only friend that the other one has.
A great movie. The characters fit perfectly with the excellent story line. Although, the ending was kind of upsetting.
Sam (Hayden Chritensen) is a teenage boy that stays in his room playing music and doing drug all of the time except during school. His father George (Kevin Kline) finds out that he only has a few months to live and is determinded to build his dream house with Sam. Sam simply does not want to, and he even calls the police at one point. In the end, something terrible happens. I won't say what, but I will say that Sam has great blackmail material on somebody.
I loved this movie so much that I payed to see it twice. But I wouldn't recommend it if you notice little details. I found ten things that might need to be fixed for the DVD.
Matt Damon stars as Jason Bourne. Jason is found in the middle of the ocean with two gunshot wounds in his back, and a bank account number from Switzerland in his hip. But he has no clue who he is. HE goes to the bank, andit all goes wrong from there.
Thia was such a good movie. From what I've heard it wasn't a very realistic representation of Jesse James though. He came out looking like a total sweetheart. And I still insist that the youngest guy was a dork.
When they return from the civil war, The James and Younger boys are not very happy to discover that the railroad was coming through their town and taking their land to do it. So like eveyone would like to, they went on a mission to get revenge. This mission was intensified when the Jesse and Frank's mother was killed. You will have to watch the movie to see what happens in the end.