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John Moore raped Max Payne. Now John Moore raped Die Hard. After Live Free Or Die Hard, I wanted more. After A Good Day To Die Hard, I wanted to forget they ever made a fifth. This is my Crystal Skull! This is my never-happened.
The Zero Therom Gilliam on good form here, good companion piece to films like Brazil and 12 monkeys. It makes for a interesting commentary on modern society and humanities relationship with technology.
Oculus Genuinely good horror, will definitely give it a second viewing.
So it seems they're serious. Wow. I guess Aaron Eckhart wanted to buy a summer home or something....
Unfortunately not even accidental comedy, Eckhart looks like he made an effort certainly in the gym and fight training. Eckhart is not given any decent story to work with, Bill Nighey essentially plays the same character he played in Underworld. It does lack the fun of Van Helsing, it borrows from that film too.
Zombeaver The zombie beavers are quite funny, though the film otherwise is terrible.
Friday 13th Part 2
Friday 13th Part 3 IN 3D!!!!!!
These films have cleaned up pretty well, not wached these since late 80s. The first film is a classic and despite many Jason tropes not coming till later, the first film is genre defining and the best for me. Part 3 3D is amusing because things are blatantly waved into the camera. :))
My favourite 'Jason' film in the series, not counting FvsJ, is The Final Chapter. We have Corey Feldman, lots of gratuitous T&A (from twins... TWINS!!!), Crispin Glover and his AMAZING dance, a wonderful shot of Jason's head gliding down a sharp blade, ...
Good to know. I like Cusack, so that's already on my to 'watch list'.
Okay, it's barely a movie - only 30 minutes long - but I'm impressed. Here's a project that was funded through a kickstarter fund raiser, yet really pulls it off neatly. An homage to 80s B action flicks, Kung Fury is fun from start to finish.
If you're just too cool for E = mc², try the film that goes for E = mc³. You can watch Kung Fury for free here:
Given that it was made by so few and for so little money, I respect Kung Fury. More than that, I have a great time with it! How about you? 30 minutes, folks...
Nightcrawler - A fascinating story, well made, and Jake Gyllenhaal was very good indeed. Somehow this felt so believable, which obviously just made it creepier.
Ned Kelly - I was not familiar with the Ned Kelly legend before this, so I learned something new. And in this film version he was played by a legend whose life wasn't much longer. *sigh*
Third time I see this. Damn funny.
If you are a fan of the show, you will probably love every second of the movie like I did.
IN THEATRES!!!
By now many of my friends here have learned of my unconditional love for Blade Runner. Surely I mustn't go into the details of the film again. ;-) Rather, I wish to express my joy in having finally gotten a chance to see the film in theatres. You see, my local theatre was kind enough to do this 'one week only' showing of Blade Runner, The Final Cut (which happens to be my favourite version of the film I might add.) Like a madman I dropped everything, called a friend and went to the showing of a film I must have seen a few dozen times already. The funny thing is that @boldfinger had recently made me jealous when he shared a similar Blade Runner experience with me here. I never would have guessed that in less than three months, I'd have the exact same experience.
Right, seeing all those details, all those wonderful models and those amazing light effects; hearing that truly amazing Vangelis score; enjoying the great acting performances and the remarkable blending of the cinema noir genre with existential science fiction... I would never have imagined that it would play out even better on a large screen than at home. Never mind the fact that this film is as old as I am; knowing that everything I see was built for real makes the final result even more mesmerizing.
I am truly grateful for this opportunity.
Absolutely loved it! DeCaprio just gets better and better in my opinion! Jonah Hill had me in tears of laughter as his business partner! :))
Cinemark was showing it as part of the digital classic series. The film itself looked so nice, probably better than it did on its initial release back in 1964. I'm sure they probably used the Ultimate Edition DVD to screen it. There was a decent sized crowd in the theater including a grandfather with his grandson(I'm guessing he was about 10 years old).
So now that I've finally seen a Sean Connery 1960s Bond film on the big screen. Now, I want to see the first 3 Panavision Bond films TB, YOLT and OHMSS on a big screen.
last summer (at least i think it was last summer) i got see Diamonds Are Forever on the big screen, and it was so much fun... here in Cleveland, the Palace Theater (which is our largest broadway style theater) will show classic movies on a big screen when plays aren't going on.. this is what the theater looks like inside...
and before the movie goes on they have a man playing an old theater style pipe organ - it's awesome.... but what made this even better, is that the print of DAF we got wasn't a new cleaned up version, it was one of the old original prints - so it had all the scratchy film grain, film pops, cigarette burns.. it was a real treat..
and surprisingly there were quite a few people there for the showing - young people too.. i figured it would be a slightly older crowd, but a lot of 20 year olds were there.... i've been emailing the Palace Theater frequently to see if they could do more Bond films - or even scary movies around Halloween time.... but so far i am unsuccessful in my attempts :(