Blood Diamond

It failed to pull me in completely, I found the focus of the story to be on the wrong person; Djimon Hounsou's performance and his character's heartbreaking story gets shoved aside for time spent focusing on the relationship between DiCaprio and Connelly's characters. It isn't before the final act that the focus changes to where it ought to have been all along.

Eragon

I went in expecting it to suck, I hadn’t planned to see it at all, but plans change.

It was a bit better than I had expected, but I had expected to be bored out of my mind. It had its moments. I was amused, and entertained, but there were also moments that I was bored out of my mind.

When the film first started I thought that it reminded me a bit about “Earthsea”, then as it progressed I saw elements of “The Lord of the Rings” and even an element or two from “Harry Potter”. One of the creatures and some events reminded me a lot of “Wizard’s First Rule”. So it had borrowed a lot from other elements, and the cinematography didn’t help with trying to separate this film from the others.

Seeing Jeremy Irons again was great, same goes for Robert Carlyle, though neither had much to work with, they did the best they could. John Malkovich seemed just to have put on his Cyrus the Virus persona again, however it wasn’t very intimidating

The little Saphira was adorable, that had to be my favourite parts of the film, the scenes where she was a baby. If they make plush toys or something of her, I’m sure it’ll be a big seller.

I understood that being a dragonrider was a very important role, but after the word had been emphasised several times I got tired of it. Pretty much every time it was mentioned the person who said dragonrider put this tone in his or her voice that made it sound like some kind of doomed thing. It just happened to often and ended up loosing its importance. By the third time I wanted to tell the screen: “We get it, it’s important!”

Message to moviemakers! Fight scenes and close-ups don’t mix! You can expect the audience to get a reaction from the audience during a fight scene if they can’t see what’s going on.

I didn't get much out of this movie, I was entertained at times, but it will never end up in my collection.

Constantine

I liked it, I must say. It's not the deepest movie I've ever seen, but I thought the visuals, style and such is really cool. I like the camera angles and use of color. Hell is really well made as well.
The role fit Keanu Reeves and his limited facial expressions well. The character, Constantine, is a dark and serious type, and that just worked very well for him. I really liked Rachel Weisz's character too, gave another view to the situation, a more emotional element to the film.
I know it's a far cry from the source material, but if you let the film stand on its own two feet it's pretty enjoyable.