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Wrong Turn 2 - Dead End

It was a little disappointed with this film as I hoped it would coincide with the first at all levels. There’s enough blood here to satisfy any horror fan, but I want more suspense, when in the forest. Not enough of the cannibals pursue victims.

It has its moments when the eye candy back fell apart, and when a character is cut in half, but the queues after a while. The hard command call is more like Charlie Sheen of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Better than some of the horror movie currently doing the rounds, but my advice is do not expect to be satisfied with this.

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Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2010 No Comments

Stay

What is painfully slow and boring movie! Watched attentively to the end, but could not make head nor tail of what it was by the time it ended!

(and it seems that I am not alone!) Great actors, the film was too terrible for words. The conductor of that closet Ewan was spot on!

Several scenes showed him in pants that were too short and she looked rough. Perhaps their poor quality apparel was relevant to the script / story, but I did not really understand the movie, I think you never know!

Or in this case not even want to know …. all I can say is: do not watch this movie!

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Posted by admin on February 26th, 2010 No Comments

Valley Of The Dolls

Most movies do not do justice to a great novel, and this is no exception. Although the title and character names remain the same, this film is far from the mark, CAPURE relationships, the excitement and essence of the sixties, the classic novel by three professional women in the industry lots of entertainment suffering headaches and become over-dependent on the pills’dolls’ in the title. In fact altered in both the film and the relationship so badly handled, it is difficult to see one of his favorite novels get maimed on the screen.

The central love story between Anne and Lyon Burke Lothario is totally misunderstood rejection Anne Lyon in the film, when the novel spends his adult life he longs for and refuses to renounce it. Do not bother with this film - a big disappointment.

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Posted by admin on February 25th, 2010 2 Comments

Kiss Of Death

KISS OF DEATH opens with ex-convict Jimmy Kilmartin (David Caruso) attempting to distance himself from his shady past. His cousin, Ronny (Michael Rapaport), shows up at his door asking for help with a blow, and Jimmy agrees to participate against his better judgment. Things get ugly when they shot a detective, and Jimmy is left to take the fall.

While waiting for Jimmy to a normal life with his wife (Helen Hunt) and daughter disappeared, he becomes a pawn of the police in their attempts to bring down a psychotic gangster named Little Junior (Nicolas Cage). Caruso and pumped-up, supremely menacing Cage highlight a spectacular cast that also features Samuel L. Jackson as the cop who becomes an ally of Jimmy solo and Stanley Tucci as a Machiavellian district attorney.

Novelist Richard Price supplies the screenplay and director of Barber Schroeder (SINGLE WHITE FEMALE) ensures that Kiss of Death, based loosely on the 1947 film of the same name, unfolds with the precision of a well-made watch while bristling slots throughout time with unstable life of a vividly imagined criminal underworld.

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Posted by admin on February 24th, 2010 No Comments

24 - Season 4

As my colleagues raved about the delights of 24 I refused to listen and of course it would be otherwise made for U.S. television some fluff, but how wrong I was. Is not it more than anyone that my Jack Bauer, “cried the boss and you know what, he was right.

Here’s a federal agent that can literally save the world and it does, again and again. Start with Season 1 and then to see everyone. Do not be surprised if you are in the dark of night, while the world is sleeping just to get into the review more episode.

Grip does not even begin to describe. 24 has something very special and appeals to all ages and for you girls out there, there are plenty of great tough guys to drool.

I loved it, loved it, loved it!

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Posted by admin on February 22nd, 2010 6 Comments

Me, Myself And Irene

Me, Myself And Irene Just when you thought it was safe to watch a Jim Carey, this piece a pure compound film raises its ugly head. Carey was always (in his youth) no more than one dimension, but at least it was fun, or you could shrink for him if not laugh with or against him.

This film however is nothing less than a piece of garbage boring nonsense. If this is Carey grown hope all managers soon realize they have no need of his dual personality clumsy m -idiot/look-at-me-I ineffective ‘more crazy character.

If anyone needs to see this kind of thing is done correctly, without having to resort to innuendo sewage and worse, see Jerry Lewis.

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Posted by admin on February 22nd, 2010 5 Comments

Cheaper By The Dozen

Clifton Webb stars in this lighthearted comedy as a patriarch who has more children than he can count on two hands. Together with his beloved wife, played with dry humor, Myrna Loy, Frank Gilbreth must contend with the problems of five fathers. This includes a mass tonsillectomy and adolescent crises of the eldest daughter, his lack of a date for the school dance is solved skillfully by the parent, who carries himself!

Based on the true story of Frank and adventures in raising a child Lillian Gibreth as described in the book written by two of his sons, Cheaper by the Dozen is directed with a refreshing post war optimism by Walter Lang. Despite the large family must be run with a neat, though comic, efficiency, is Dad’s charm and love for his offspring keeps the family.

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Posted by admin on February 20th, 2010 5 Comments

Firefly - The Complete Series

A colleague helped me with this as a collar around the edges of the space adventure. It was set in a galaxy that seems alive, pulled together a team most likely to reach only a number and have laid the groundwork for a run of bad episodes. Not afraid of killing a character or desserts to share only the villain of this series is strange attitude …. Star Wars is not (but not much), but fortunately is more Star Trek star wars.

So if your in your space adventure science fiction, but Star Trek is very likely that a clean cut and politically correct that you need to see this.

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Posted by admin on February 17th, 2010 6 Comments

Night Watch

It is an incredible movie. I was aware from the outset that it would be subtitled and I do not mind this.

Some of the best movies (film) I’ve seen have been (ie, House of Flying Daggers, Hero, Tsotsi, Apocalypto), and it seems to stop noticing them after a while. And in this movie are much more into account in its place.

The camera work is excellent and the angles change so often that leaves you reeling - the game fast paced and sometimes confusing film. Scenes of change between what can be seen by mortals, and what can be seen by others, and each of these scenes have been shot hundreds of times to catch all the angles that combine to give the final result.

CGI is also impressive, especially considering they are working with a budget that Hollywood would laugh. Night Watch is completely fresh and original and unlike anything I’ve seen before.

He never takes himself too seriously and combines a light humor with an air of dark menace. Khabensky I’ve heard described as the Russian Peter Jackson could not agree more.

This film is a masterpiece and I feel that the trilogy that happen to be a work of genius compared to another famous “trilogy”. I can not recommend this film enough. I saw this movie again and again and can not wait til the day section, was published in the UK.

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Posted by admin on February 15th, 2010 4 Comments