A villain may make or break a movie.  If the villain acts childish, is supposed to be smart but never does anything to show it, and hyperconfident for no reason at all, that villain sucks.

Deus ex machinas are oh so last millennia.  Avoid them.

You probably have a quirky sense of humor if you love older, bizarre movies like Clue, Once Upon a Crime, and Galaxy Quest, as well as painting well-known symbols from children's shows...

There is something to be said when certain children's cartoons are more poignant than many live-action movies.

Sometimes, it's shocking how much you can care about a fictional world and its inhabitants.

After a long week of work and studying, a feel good comedy is a must! Go watch a hilarious at the end of a hardworking week and you won't regret it!

Watching a movie with only a few people in the theater is quite fun, you can say a lot of things you normally wouldn't say when a lot more people are around.

Titles can be deceiving. Example: Joy Luck Club. No joy and no luck is what they really mean.

You know when a movie is good when it evokes almost every emotion humanly possible. From squeals and squirming from the pain of the slice of the neck, to the tears of sympathy and sadness, all of this can come from just one move, a very good one.

Although death is no laughing matter, there is something oddly fascinating and humorous about being in an imaginary Hunger Games with celebrities and ordinary citizens.

Example:
MoogleKid's >>May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor!<<

Read it.  Go.  Now.  Off with you.  Shoo.

You may be pleasantly surprised when watching a film that is not typically your taste. A silent movie may turn into a movie expressing thousands of words.

Watching a long movie with a friend who gives amusing commentary makes the movie not seem as long. It makes the movie even more enjoyable than it was in the first place!

You can usually tell if a woman directed a film due to an emphasis on pathos.  Just sayin'.

Rewatching a movie is like double checking your work; you will notice an astonishing amount of things the second time around.

Not falling asleep during movie certainly helps one follow the plot (assuming there was a plot to begin with).

The saying "an oldie but a goodie" is usually right, especially concerning movies.

One of the most wonderful, heart-wrenching experiences a person can have is to finish a series, no matter the media form.

To simulate the state of a brain after a strenuous test, watch a Christopher Nolan movie!! Your head will be spinning like the top at the end of Inception.

Watching a movie for the second time will still make a person jumpy. There may be parts of the movie where you failed to comprehend the first time. Example: Gushing blood from a wounded person as they take out a dagger from their body. Slightly disturbing.

There is a very fine line between being a thesaurus addict *coughstephaniecoughmeyercough* and being unversed in adjectives *coughhouseofcoughflyingdaggerscoughsubtitlescough*.  Try to stay in the middle.