I would have to say that one of my all time favourite films would have to be the "The Dark Knight". I mean, it's pretty understandable due to the amazing acting from the legend (made after death) Heath Ledger. The very thought of his monologue scene in the interrogation room sends chills down my spine.  I am quite the super hero supporter especially when it comes to DC Comics but this movie open the doors to my love and appreciation of Super Villains. Christopher Nolan must also be given a round of applause, nay, a standing ovation for his dedication to making one of the most invigorating and gritty series of the Batman franchise. It has inspired the era of bold films showing the true face of the characters we know and love.




With actors such as Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel you would expect it to be a laugh per second. I kid you not, DISAPPOINTING, i see why reviewers have been slashing the latest works of Rogen. I don't understand how a team of people who have absolutely fantastic comical chemistry off screen come crashing down whilst filming. Granted these films are never high quality (i.e., stage and props) however it really should be the relationships that bring out the best in this film.