Ice
Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009)
Aside from being the worst history lesson since 10,000 BC,
I can't really think of anything overtly wrong with Ice
Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs except for the fact that the
formula used in every single movie is getting staler and older.
I
Love You, Man (2009)
Much like Superbad, I Love You, Man's recognition
of the actual fondness that guy friends show to one another and
the ballsy honesty about the hidden world of casual man
affection is the thing that elevates this movie from an
average comedy to something more.
Imagine
That (2009)
Eddie Murphy is back because obviously we are all terrible
people who deserve to be punished.
An
Inconvenient Truth (2006)
That is what I like most about this movie, it isn't not all doom
and disaster... the point of An Inconvenient Truth is
that there is something we can do and we can actually reverse
what's being done to our planet, but only if those in power can
let go of greed, agendas, and ignorance.
Inkheart
(2009)
This movie is butt-numbingly boring with an story that does
nothing with its delicious premise, actors there for nothing but
a paycheck, and characters that are two-dimensional,
unconvincing, and dumb as a brick.
The
Invention of Lying
(2009)
There's literally nothing worse than a movie that hits its stride in the first ten minutes and then spends the rest of its time on the screen trying to match that first burst of brilliance.
Iron
Man 2
(2010)
I know the movie isn't bad, but it is a frustratingly average follow up to a movie full of such style and originality. While those qualities are present in Iron Man 2, they are muted and, alas, so is the movie as a whole.