I'm sure the other reason you gave it a 5/10 is because Miley Cyrus was in it.

echidna64 wrote :

A Very Murray Christmas 5/10

It starts off decent enough but it is missing a third act- Murray just wakes up and it's over. Clocking in at a mere 50 minutes, it still feels bloated with song after song as Murray and the gang stall for time.   -end quote

A Murray Christmas to me would have been a new Ghostbusters movie (that isn't the load of bunk that stars an all girls cast) made before Egon died, and released this month.

Ant-Man (2015)

I enjoyed this movie, but felt like it was a bit overrated. I came into it having been told by both critics and friends that this was a truly great superhero film, but felt underwhelmed by it. Yes, it was funny, clever, and action packed. It was a good, solid superhero film. But it was not Guardians of the Galaxy good, or Avengers good. Still, the final fight scene with Thomas the train bursting through the bedroom was a gas, and the ending was satisfying.

3.5/5

Robocop 2

Still don't like that little kid villain, but the action scenes are solid.

3 1/2 stars.

John Wick (2014)

Dolly Dearest (1991)

The Muppets Christmas Carol

I just love the story of A Christmas Carol, and this is an amazing rendition of it.

5 stars.

Just finished watching Christmas Comes to Willow Creek with the family.  We all enjoyed it.  It was filmed not long after the Dukes of Hazzard was cancelled, and Tom Wopat's character seemed a lot like Luke Duke, but John Schneider's character on the other hand was a lot more obnoxious than his Bo Duke character.  BUT, the two could still throw hands with the best of them and we got to see three fight scenes in the movie.  It's a pretty good little Christmas flick.

mickyarber wrote :

BUT, the two could still throw hands with the best of them and we got to see three fight scenes in the movie.  It's a pretty good little Christmas flick.

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It just wouldn't be a Christmas movie without a few fight scenes, now would it?

Trucks (1997)