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Ash in this one was essentially Duke Nukem (well, technically Duke Nukem was essentially Ash), which I loved.
Tarantino at his naughty best. the usual blend of funny dialogue, comedic relief in unlikely places, and lots of violence and foul language.
a thrill ride.
It was interesting, although I didn't knew nothing about it before (like the story in the comic and so on). Some characters were more fun than the others, Rorschach was the best in my opinion (but Sally Jupiter, when young, was my favorite, you must know why...)
The ending was a little disappointing but overall it was interesting, as I said, though not my favorite of the genre.
Driving Miss Daisy
Very entertaining and sentimental, with great acting. I would like if they went deeper on the racial issue but I know that it isn't a political focused movie. A true classic anyway.
One of my all-time favourite guilty pleasures. Sci-Fi, combined with 60s flavour and femme fatale Jane Fonda as the titular character, what more could I ask for?
The film makes no sense whatsoever but that's one of its attractivenesses IMO. Directed by Roger Vadim and released in 1968, along with my favourite Sci-Fi film ever made (2001: A Space Odyssey), this is one of those sweet time capsules that 60s fans like myself will watch over and over again.
What you'd expect of a SciFi channel original film. Though ROTY (say that back in your head) will hold a little extra entertainment value for any Witchblade fans; it stars Yancy Butler & David Chokachi. Squint and it's like a Witchblade reunion film... ok it's not, but it's better than actually watching this film.
Indeed it was a powerful idea.
I'll gladly see an all Roschach movie!
By the way, I liked the counter-historical context, Nixon's 3th term and so on.
Followed that up with 'Jack Reacher': pretty bland and dull, in my opinion. I'm a fan of Tom Cruise, but it was just the normal ol' stuff that's only worth a rent in my eyes. Still, it was nice to spend a day out at the movies with my girlfriend. I was going to see SF again, but I just could not sit in those theater seats any longer.
Being a long time Tolkien fan it was weird I was weird (or probably not) that I wasn't that excited about it. Perhaps is because Bond and Skyfall consume my fan feelings.
Anyway this first chapter was fun to watch, perhaps too fun at times, not because of the comic elements from the novel but by those new added to the film. It was very entertaining and certainly spectacular. While I can't figure out how they can extend the story left into two more movies (especially if they are 3 hours long), I will enjoy them nonetheless.
Rudd and Mann make a great pair, but Apatow's films are marketed as a fun comedy, and always turn out to be depressing or incredibly sad to an extreme amount. Still, it was fun - though it felt like it dragged a bit - and I enjoyed what I saw.
My fiance liked the first 3 movies and she saw Jack Reacher with me so I had to go and see this with her.
I haven't seen the first three but this was alright. 48 fps was a bit jarring at first but you get used to it (although I saw it in 2D, not sure if that makes a difference). I'm not really into the whole fantasy thing but the cast and action scenes made this entertaining enough for me to enjoy.
I'm glad I finally saw why everybody was raving about Gollum. Andy Serkis was brilliant.
If I hear the name Lucio Fulci I immediate turn my head in the direction of the voice that spoke this divine name. Fulci is one of my favourite splatter deities, topping Bava and Argento in my list. The New York Ripper is one of the very best giallo films I've ever watched - praised - devoured.
Quite naturally this self-reflective 1990 film, Nightmare Concert, wasn't going to escape my attention. But, to be sure, it did somewhat escape my Fulci enthusiasm. I'm not exactly disappointed - some of the kills are intense and deliciously juicy - but there's a certain spark of Fulci energy I've struggled to find during the entire film. The plot, though usually not the main focal point in this type of film, is undeniably weaker than in some of his treasures from the older days.
Fans of Fulci will love to take a bite in this piece of meat, but I can't promise it'll taste as good as the Fulci classics.
http://toddmthatcher.wordpress.com/2013/01/04/the-007-files-the-man-with-the-golden-gun/
Gemma looked great in pop, thank god they didn't put her in a raincoat. :)
Wonderful, wonderful film. It's rare that I'm let down by a foreign film, and this was no exception. Great acting, wonderful pace, and it gave me the same feeling as the Australian film 'The Square.' Great time, and I heavily recommend it.
10/10
I just love the creativeness of it. Such a simple, but rather out-there plot, with great little gags littered throughout. Plus, moments of tension unparalleled elsewhere. Such a fun, thrilling movie.
I watched North By Northwest for the first time today, don't shoot!
I absolutely loved it. Cary Grant is such a likable actor, and the ending was a surprise for me. I didn't realize the, er, location of the final chase was.. well.. what it was. I love the little gag where he pulls her up at the end. Smooth, fun transition that caught me off-guard.
10/10
'Is there something wrong with your eyes?'
'Yea - they're sensitive to questions.'
Yes, awesome pre-Bond movie! Hitchcock's best IMO.
Just finished 'Act of Valor'. Trying to get through these 2012 movies as fast as I can, and this one was marginally good. The acting was decent, considering real SEAL teams were used for the movie. Pretty interesting plot and concept that they managed to work the action around their training area: yachts, camps, buildings, etc.
I was none too crazy about the over-usage of the first-person views throughout the entirety of the movie, and I felt the action growing a little stale after a while. Still, it was nice spotting little moments in the movie that actually happened in real life.
Moving on to 'Killing 'Em Softly' and 'The Grey' next, followed by (hopefully) 'Cloud Atlas' and 'Lincoln.'
That was a fun little twist in the plot at her house. Cringe worthy indeed. I'll have to go back and watch it before they release the remake. Yes.. the Hollywood remake - )-
I've tried to get myself to watch this on Netflix for the past 2 months. I guess I'll sit down and do it today, though I've had the ending spoiled for me :(
Awkwardly short film, but wonderful to see Pitt back at his best again, along with a great supporting cast. Film moves pretty slowly and I felt that most of the characters in it were slowly creeping toward an inevitability, but a lot of the shots and camera work made up for the slow pace, and I quite enjoyed myself with this one.
Wasn't as great as I was expecting it to be but still a good film. The tone and pace of it reminds me a lot of Blade Runner.
Great horror which is my 7th favorite film ever.
10/10
Yeah, I agree...
Has shower and sees dark menacing shape with knife
OKAY! PSYCHO IS THE BEST!
:-O
I am having a major Bat-A-Thon, watching all of the Batman movies again to celebrate The Dark Knight Trilogy coming out on Blu-Ray. Typing tyhis whilst watching The Bat, as featured in Cinemassacre's Bat-A-Thon.
DarthDimi said:
Barbarella
One of my all-time favourite guilty pleasures. Sci-Fi, combined with 60s flavour and femme fatale Jane Fonda as the titular character, what more could I ask for?
The film makes no sense whatsoever but that's one of its attractivenesses IMO. Directed by Roger Vadim and released in 1968, along with my favourite Sci-Fi film ever made (2001: A Space Odyssey), this is one of those sweet time capsules that 60s fans like myself will watch over and over again.
Looks at picture
If I can quote PSY, eh, sexy lady!
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