Havoc

This is worth watching for Joseph Gordon-Levitt's hilarious performance alone. Freddy Rodriguez is pretty distracting if you've ever watched Six Feet Under, though.

Gozu

This is really freaking bizarre, but what else do you expect out of Miike? It's also a fairly entertaining ride, and the ending is pretty funny.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Bah. All of the songs were abominable, and they spent way too much time singing them. I feel like there were 30 minutes of story, and another 90 of pointless singing.

I do love Burton's style, but most of it was almost too dark here. The actors were excellent and I suppose the ending wasn't too bad.

The Eye

Ugh. Pathetic. There are maybe two scary scenes in the entire movie. Probably a worthwhile watch if you like Ghost Whisperer.

Stephen King's It

Compared to the book, this pretty much sucked. I'd love to see what they could do with it now. I demand to see the space turtle that sicked up the universe!

The overall style of it was also terrible. But, all that aside, Tim Curry does a pretty good job with Pennywise.

11:14

This movie is great. The events come together perfectly and Rachel Leigh Cook is stunning. It starts out comedic, but winds up being a strong cautionary tale against doing the wrong thing.

The Matrix Revolutions

This redeemed the series for me. I like how they spent more time in the real world than in the matrix, and it was more gruesome than I was expecting.

Session 9

Freaking creepy, and the fact that it was shot in an actual mental hospital that had really been abandoned for over 15 years makes it even better. Oddly enough, though, I think it would've been scarier without the added "supernatural" element.

The Matrix Reloaded

One word: boring. Action, plot, costumes, everything. It tried way too hard to be flashy, and the only interesting part is the last 15 minutes.

Hitman

Empty and lame. Robert Knepper is the best part of the entire thing.

2013 edit: Seriously, Timothy Olyphant was the star of this movie? Who knew?

Paris, je t'aime

This was hard to get into because the first few stories are about meeting and nothing else, and I felt like they weren't complete. It turned out alright, though, with lots of recognizable people. The best exchange in the movie is when someone asks Natalie Portman's character if she's an actress. Answer: "I'm trying to be one."

Hot Fuzz

The first half was great, but it lost something when it switched to action and dragged on for far too long

Zodiac

Despite the fact that this version is much better than The Zodiac, I didn't nearly fall asleep during The Zodiac like I did while watching this. The aesthetics here are more interesting, as is the tack of focusing less on the killings and more on the people affected by them. It also has a more solid, satisfying ending.