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I think it's interesting what they did.
Totally.
This is one of my favourites, I just love everything about it (though I try to pretend the sequels don't exist). Thank you, now I know what I'm going to be watching today.
You know there's an animated film based on it currently in production?
Enjoyable film with nick nolte and eddie murphy.8/10
Honestly I wasn't too keen going in, I loved the original when I saw it in cinemas as a 10 year old, didn't have high hopes for this one despite the strong reviews. But I honestly loved it. While the original will remain important to me (it was the first superhero movie I'd seen) this one really does surpass it. Better acting, better effects, better story, better everything. Rhys Ifans is my favourite Spider-Man villain to date, Denis Leary was excellent, Martin Sheen was a solid Uncle Ben, though I preferred Cliff Robertson in the Tobey Macguire 'Spider-Man'. And Stan Lee's cameo is my personal favourite to date.
I never really understood Emma Stone's appeal, but I really liked her in this. Much preferred her as Gwen Stacey compared to Kirsten Dunst's Mary-Jane. Her chemistry with Andrew Garfield gives the movie much more depth compared to the Tobey Macguire/Kirsten Dunst love story.
Recommend it to new and old fans of Spider-Man, and to people who might not even care about comic books or their screen adaptations.
8/10
I know and I'm quite looking forward to seeing more SsTr product they put out. I've struck a deal with myself to at least sit through the sequels once, which will add legitimacy to any criticism I may spill over them after that. ;-)
1- Ocean's Eleven (a great movie because it has an interesting story)
2- Ocean's Thirteen (not as good as the first one but enjoyable, Pacino was great)
3- Ocean's Twelve (disappointing and lame)
4- Ocean's 11 (great cast but boring story and weak production)
It was good, but I was expecting more action. I was also a bit disappointed that they focused more on Ash than Ewan (Bean). It was intresting how they did that, focusing on the villians backstory and everything, but I'd have preferred it if they'd focused on Ewan the entire film tbh.
7/10
I have never been too sure of Bean as Bond, but after seeing him in that, more to the point, how convincingly ruthless he could be:
Now I know he could have made a credible tough Bond.
:-S
Can I please have those 90 minutes back?
It feels dirty... like self-abuse, covered in shame and the foul smell of all sorts of fluids that are only secreted under abnormal circumstances. I would call it 'loathing' but that term feels overly dramatic so I'll just go with the soberly descriptive 'disgust'.
Don't think this one is quite as good as the second one but those penguins are still hilarious so slight recommend.
Very good film ! The tension is immense, and you can't pause the film to go to the bathroom, as you want to see what will happen next ! Excellent actors, great music from Hans Zimmer... 8.5/10
I'm thinking of watching 'Traffic', 'Amores Perros' or 'City of God' next... 3 films I've never seen, but heard many good things about them :)
Absolutly fantastic ! amazing, amazing film. Great acting, especially by Douglas and Del Toro, the plot is very interesting, very good directing.... should have won Best Picture. one of the best films of last decade. 10/10
It's the music and background scores that really worked for me
Showed it to a friend who hadn't seen it yet. As an experiment, I took the 6 deleted scenes and thru the joys of modern DVD technology, switched them in to where they would've remained in the story. Anyway, Donner's Superman I and II make my 2 favorite comic book films of all time.
Have you seen both the Lester and the Donner cuts for SII?
By far the best films to emerge from the 60's spy craze imo, and better than most of the films in the Bond cannon. I like them both, but DTTM is the better of the two (it doesn't hurt that DTTM also happens stars Elke Sommer), SGD feels like a bit of a retread, especailly the opening. Both films are blessed with catchy title songs, in particular The Walker Brothers' <a href="
I diagree with the spy spoof tag, or rather DTTM being called a spoof. I consider it more of a thriller with a sliver of humour running through it.
It's a shame that Johnson turned down the Bond offer and/or that he didn't make a 3rd Drummond film. I think from now on, I shall consider DTTM as an honourary Bond film.
"She whispers oh such pretty lies,
Don't believe her,
For when you look into her eyes,
Love just isn't there,
Brother beware,
Take care my brother take care,
For the female of the species is deadlier than the male."
I'm sure he really got messed up, along with Carano, McGregor, and Tatum.
I just re-watched 'The Thing (2011),' and man, there are so many reasons that the original is better, I don't know where to begin. This film just doesn't cut it for me.
I feel that I must confess to this being the first time i'd seen BRIDES. I thought it was ok, Cushing was class as usual, but David Peel seemed to be trying too hard to channel Chris Lee.
Hammer Horror Dracula Films:
1. Horror Of Dracula (1958)
2. Brides Of Dracula (1960)