The Brothers Bloom (2008)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844286/

The narrator spoke slow and was starting to put me asleep. When Stephen told Bloom's gun and wiped it clean and put it in Bloom's hand he left his fingerprints on it. When Stephen found Bloom and had coffee with him when did Stephen loosen the lid from the sugar. At Penelope's home the flat bed showed up fast unless it was already on site. Penelope was to get into things quickly. The train scene during the thunderstorm, WOW. That's all I have to say about that. in the kissing scene their noses look-a-like from their profile. So where does Penelope's habits come into play? How did she know that Stephen was not really shot? I had a feeling the Stephen was not playing died because he did not open his left eye fully.

X-Men: Wolverine (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458525/

I think this movie was good and I like the humor in it. The film takes place in 1845 so we know Wolverine is at least 155 years old. In the first X-men when you see Wolverine and Sabretooth meet they did not show that they knew eachother or that they were brothers. The brothers were in many wars and as they continued to go to war Victor turned to the darkside. After Styker recuited the muntants and they were in the elevator I love the music. In the first X-men Sabertooth is blonde and his eyes are ALL black. How did Wolverine and Kayla live in Canada and be able to wear short sleeves and nothing in bed? Sabertooth teeth grow throughout the film. For being over 155 years old you would think that his teeth would have been at the proper growth once he reached adulthood. With all the metal in Wolverine's body wouldn't he sink when in water? When Wolverine met the old couple and they gave him their son's clothes, why did not they say what happened to their son? When Wolverine said to Styker, "After I kill Victor am coming after you." and he did. How did Remy LeBeau end up about a block away after Wolverine elbowed him in the face? How does the eyes continue to stay lit after it was disconnect from the body? Dr. Xavier walks and has no hair at the end of this movie but in X-Men: First Class in the end he was shot in the back and can not walk and has hair.

The Deer Hunter (1978)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077416/

I did not really enjoyed this film. The majority of the film was about them at war and I am not a big fan of war/drama movies. Meryl Streep at her current age looks the same as she did in this film. Christopher Walken kind of looks like William Fichtner and Robert De Niro kind of looks like Ryan Gosling. Working in that steel mill a day or night how did the group of friends still have energy? I would love to know what their secret is. I know it's a movie go with it. During the wedding when the guy in the white jacket was talking I did not understand anything he said until the last sentence and then he sing "You're just too good to be true". When was the point in showing the wine drops fall on Angela's wedding dress; which brings me to why didn't anyone notice red stains on a white dress and not say anything? When Michael ran down the alley at what point did he take off his underwear? If he took them off he would have had to stop and Nick would have caught him because he was not that far behind. Who would drive to the hunting spot in their tuxes? Why didn't they change when they got the car and when did they get the car from the bride and groom? Twinkies and mustard really? I did not like that Russian roulette seen when they were caught. Why did the Vietnamese split Steven up from the rest after he played the game? How did Steven brake his leg? Was it from falling off the helicopter and into the water? For me it was sad seeing the dead bodies and it makes me think that the bodies that were shown was a really small amount of those that really died at Vietnam. Nick's prostitute head her kids head on the light. I do not think anyone noticed that. I did not like how the film went from getting to know the characters to what happened at war (I am OK with that part) to focusing to Nick and then to Michael then Michael trying to get things back to the way it was before war. When we saw Steven at the VA hospital he lost both legs and there was something wrong with his left arm. I thought he lost one leg. What happened to his arm? This film left me with many questions.

X-Men: First Class (2011)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1270798/

I thought this movie was good. It answered questions. When Erik was young and was in Sebastian Shaw's office I could not help think (once they showed the whole office) "what a creepy office". Why would anyone want to have a wall of mirrors in their office. Maybe when he met with the enslaved members and wanted information from them he would lead them to that room and torture them. In this film Xavier looks like he is about 10 years younger then Erik. I thought they were the same age. In the second and third X-Men you see Hank and you would have never known until you saw this film that he liked Mystique. Which brings me to Xavier "adopting" Mystique as a sister and they never seemed like they knew or even liked each other in any other X-Men.

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