John Connor's Entertainment Log

Hoffman, Rain Man.. DDL, My Left Foot.. Hanks, Forrest Gump.. all performances that are extremely difficult to pull off. However De Niro in Awakenings manages to successfully portray a character that has a medical condition with five or six different stages, increasing the difficulty level significantly. If you have an appreciation for acting in films and have some room left on your ballot for the 90's Redux. Please don't forget Awakenings. (Featured on Mofo's Top 100 Films Directed By Women at #13.)

Awesome performances by Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell. The season finale episode; 10/10.

Fans of The Raid and The Night Comes for Us will undoubtedly appreciate/love this one.

Came out in 2001 but had more of a 90's film look and feel. Good directorial debut by Bill Paxton.

Solid Scandinavian disaster movie, love the location! I'll give The Quake and The Burning Sea a try as well. @MovieGal.

Less glorifying and more self critical than expected.

Howling Mad Murdock from The A-Team was the most sane character in this film. While Jack Palance and Martin Landau went full Cuckoo's Nest.

Decent True Crime heist flick set in Boston. Ruffalo and Hawke's performances saved it from mediocrity.

Good effort and socio-political message from Jodie Foster. The third act however, left much to be desired.

Decent low budget Sci-Fi Thriller.