gilbertcarlton7 Reviews

Little Bear (1995–2003)

Really great show.

[10/10 · 22 March 2021]

I love the movie and the series. Iv been watching it since I was a little kid and I plan on watching it with my kids when Im married.

Rottentail (2018)

DO NOT WATCH

[1/10 · 21 July 2020]

All I can say is.....What the Fu**. This movie is terrible.

NOS4A2 (2019–2020)

A MUST see show.

[10/10 · 27 June 2020]

I love this show!! Phenomenal acting and a really good story line. Keeps me hooked on every episode.

The Purge (2018–2019)

Couldn't stop watching.

[10/10 · 16 June 2020]

Absolutely phenomenal!! Highly recommend. I hope season 2 is as good as season one.

Dog Pound (2010)

An Unsung Hero against a corrupt and abusive Correctional Facility.

[10/10 · 23 October 2017]

My review is going to contain SPOILERS. DO NOT read it if you haven't seen the movie yet. This movie was incredibly moving and sometimes very intense. At the end of the movie I felt very empty because I was hoping for a different ending but I see the ending as a sort of Martyrdom for my favorite character, Butch. In this movie I see Butch as a defender and unsung hero. He never committed violence unless he was pushed and provoked by someone else. For instance in the beginning when the Correctional Officer was abusing him, he defended himself or when the crooked trustee bullies who ruled with abuse and terror, where terrorizing him and his friends and he took care of them and gave them a taste of Justice. He also defended and protected Davis by dealing with them. When Angel was murdered and Davis was raped and committed suicide Butch reached his breaking point from the injustice and that nothing was done about it and he incited a riot during the hunger strike for the death of the two boys. What I got from this movie is not that Butch, his friends and the majority of the inmates are the bad guys but that the crooked and abusive officers and inmate bullies are. When Butch saw that nothing was going to be done and that officer Goodyear refused to answer for his crimes and say what happened, he decided to take justice into his own hands, in the only way he was able too. I was hoping that the movie would end with Butch making Officer Goodyear and all the other crooked officers answer for their crimes and that he would escape. I was very frustrated with the ending but I think it served to give Butch martyrdom in his fight against corrupt bullies whether they are in the form of corrupt and abusive correctional officers or violent and abusive inmate bullies. One of my favorite movies of all time and the meaning of it will stick with me for a long time.

Let Me In (I) (2010)

Better then the original.

[10/10 · 24 December 2015]

I really liked this movie. I saw it last night. I saw the original before i saw this one and i actually like this one better then the original. Chloë Grace Moretz and Kodi Smit-McPhee do an amazing job in it. In the scene at the end i thought she wasn't gonna come back to save him but she did. Thats one of my favorite parts. I also really liked the ending scene where he's on the train and he has Abby with him but she's in a big trunk and he is tapping on the box talking with her in morse code. I do wonder where they are going though. I also enjoyed this remake better because it is in English instead of Swedish. I don't mind subtitles but i found it much easer to watch this one and pay attention to it since it was in English.

The Crow (1994)

My 2nd favorite movie of all time.

[10/10 · 23 December 2015]

I watched this movie last night and i can now call it my second favorite movie of all time. It is incredibly good for a multitude of reasons. Brandon Lee is the one and only Crow and was a real life superhero, just like his dad. I will admit i cried during this movie just because of how good it is and especially because of the incredible poetic quotes it contains. Especially the one at the end of the movie, that is connected to the movie and real life. What is incredibly sad about this movie is that during one of the last days of filming Brandon Lee was accidentally shot and killed because of a firearms accident on the set of filming "The Crow." This should have never happened and it bothers me that it did. Brandon Lee could have been in all the other movies in the series and he could have been just as popular as Spider Man or Batman. He had a great acting career ahead of him and had just started acting, he died at the age of 28, on March 31st,1993. This movie is action packed and filled with drama, horror, love and poetry. It effected me even more because of the death of amazing actor Brandon Lee on the set of the movie. After his death his fiancée and others decided to finish the movie, and dedicate it to Brandon and his Fiancée, Eliza Hutton. The movie was finished with a stunt double (a friend of Brandon's) and special effects.