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Lost Woods (2012)
Wow, a good Bigfoot movie finally!
This is not what I expected. This movie went deep into the heart of, not the beast outside of man, but the beast inside of man. The beast on the outside is a legendary creature, Bigfoot. The beast on the inside: fear, hate, dread.
Now, one reason I loved this movie was because I LOWERED MY EXPECTATIONS!!!! Ding ding! That's the key to enjoying any Bigfoot movie now-a-days really. Just lower your expectations, and BAM... you'll love every second of this.
My respect to the filmmakers.
B.C. (2013)
Not a movie worth watching
Now, I have seen some pretty bad stuff on the Syfy channel. Stuff that I give a 1 star rating, and I will admit that "B.C." is better than those movies. However, it still has it's problems. When I first bought this movie on DVD from Amazon, my hopes weren't very high. I knew this was a Syfy channel movie and I had to approach it with caution. At least it wasn't so bad that I had to turn it off before finishing it, like I had to with "Giant Octopus vs. Mega Shark". The problems with this movie is mainly the connection between the characters, it's very weak. Unlike most Syfy channel movies, the plot actually wasn't too bad. The special effects were, as you can guess, good enough to enjoy. I will admit, comparing this movie with the 2006 movie "Mammoth", this one was much better. No one knows why this movie is no longer on Amazon, but it's not Syfy's best for sure.
Hunting the Legend (2014)
Another Eat 'em up showboat with poor acting
For me, this is sad to say, because I've always been a fan of the horror and sci-fie genre movies, but, this movie was NOT scary. That's always the point of these movies, to scare people. But, this one is not on the scary list. It was poorly written, and I didn't like the fact that all these actors didn't play characters, but they played themselves. This movie is not worth the time or money, so don't do it. And, if you have a kid or know a kid who is a Bigfoot fanatic and wants to see this, don't let him, because, it's full of bad language. So that settles that. This movie is NOT scary and very low budget. Not to mention, the creature itself (which you don't see much), it looks awfully fake.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
Better than the Others
Having enjoyed the last two Hobbit movies, I waited longingly for this third one. After it was released in theaters, I went to see it. It was amazing. Probably just as good as the book, I loved this movie. It expressed a new kind of light on the Hobbit series, and had a storyline which I wasn't expecting. The special effects were very realistic, and it had a few new characters that were enjoyable. It had good acting, and the characters were very explained. The story was just as good. The storyline was fruitful and not quickly paced. It all made good sense, and was very entertaining.
I would totally say this is the best of them all.
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013)
Better than the First
If you're looking for a very intense and acion-packed movie, and like Peter Jackson, then you need to see this. This Hobbit was probably my favorite of all three, and I think it should have won a Award for it's great story, talented actors, and great special effects. I remember the night I watched it. I had popped a big bowl of popcorn, gotten some canned soda, and watched it. After seeing the giant spider scene, I knew this was going to be a good one. I loved the way they did the scene where Smaug awakens with Bilbo Baggins just a few steps away. It also reminded me of the very last scene in the first film, where a bird taps on the outside of the cave with a rock, and smaug's eyes open. Peter Jackson sure did a wonderful job at this intelligent, exciting sequel to the Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and it's a one of a kind film. So, if you liked the book, and you liked the earlier Lord of the Rings films, then I would recommend this film out of all of the three Hobbit movies.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)
A Great, Action Packed, Super Fantastic Movie!
After watching this movie, I just couldn't wait to see the sequel(which at the time I didn't know if there was going to be one) and was filled with amazement(the good kind). Even though it was rather dark and brooding, it was actually very interesting in the fact that most of those kind of movies are not very good at all. I liked it also because of Martin Freeman who is one of my favorite British actors. It's special effects where god as well, with the battle scenes, and scenes with giant creatures and stuff. After watching at night was actually really cool because it was kinda scary as far as the "What's right outside my door?" theory due to the ogres and things. So, if you're looking for a good intense movie that doesn't have any junk in it, this is the one.