Posted by admin February 8th, 2010
A decent little no budget horror film, if nothing else has an original premise, which has been completely absent in the horror genre it seems an age. This begins with an opening of cracks in which a teenager gets angry bloody in the woods with a knife.
The city is about stopping at the store and go on, but the mysterious figure seems to have other ideas and just keep spattering blood out. The plot doesn
It does not really hold water after all the twists and turns have been eliminated, in fact, the argument seems to have less meaning more questions are answered - also the film suffers from the usual defects associated with independent films made cheaply (variable quality, ropey writing and crying out for some tighter editing), but as its budget was something like seven thousand dollars, Shallow Ground is an amazing little card of a creative team to keep an eye on.
Tags: Horror, Lindsey Stoddart, Patricia McCormack, Sheldon Wilson, Stan Kirsch, STARZ HOME ENTERTAINMENT, Timothy V. Murphy
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Posted by admin February 6th, 2010
This really is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. My family love dinosaurs and why we chose so we were very disappointed.
There is no decent argument, as terrible, not worth watching the original dinosaurs (dinosaurs are stolen clips from the movies very old) and seems to have been shot in someones living room and local forests. Quite how this film
never put on DVD is beyond me, I do not think I’m exaggerating when I tell my children and I could do a better job with our video camera. I hate to be so negative, but I felt I really should do a review to spare any more wasting your time on this film - there are plenty of other good ones out there!
Tags: Christine Morrison, Fantasy, James Black, Joseph A. Daw, Lance Randas, ODEON ENTERTAINMENT, Sci-Fi
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Posted by admin February 6th, 2010
You might think that a 30 years would be very fashionable, but has stood the test of time well. It is the continuation and episode 3 - As expected, looks like Darth Vader has established itself as a great Meany and how the rebels are trying to combat the new evil empire. The lightsaber fights are a little tame in comparison, and the story is a little weak, but if I never saw 30 years ago or have forgotten what happens then you need to see it.
Oh, yes, Harrison Ford looks very young!
Tags: 20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT, Action, Adventure, Alec Guinness, Anthony Daniels, Billy Dee Williams, Carrie Fisher, David Prowse, Fantasy, George Lucas, Harrison Ford, Irvin Kershner, Kenny Baker, Mark Hamill, Peter Cushing, Richard Marquand, Sci-Fi
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Posted by admin February 6th, 2010
One of the best movies I’ve seen for a long time. The photography is beautiful and the acting is rate.There must first “big” moments, only a constant weight impressive display of landscapes, friendship Guevara 2 men and political awakening.
It is by turns funny laugh (to blag their way in the local newspaper and are feted as heroes, only to be expelled from the city when Guevara was fresh with a local married woman) and deeply moving (found with a proud but poverty Mature affected by disposing of their land, forced to leave their children while looking for work). This beats Hollywood hands down.
Tags: Cinema, Drama, Gael Garcia Bernal, Jorge Chiarella, Mercedes Moran, Mia Maestro, PATHE DISTRIBUTION, Rodrigo De La Serna, Walter Salles Jr., World, World Cinema
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Posted by admin February 5th, 2010
Robert Mulligan’s grace coming of age drama, set in rural Louisiana in 1957, analyzes the changing relationship between two sisters who fall in love with the handsome new boy next door, Court Foster (Jason London). The younger sister of 14-year-old Dani (Reese Witherspoon), gains Court of friendship and a brief kiss but not his romantic affections, which is offered to college bound Maureen (Emily Warfield).
The once-close sisters turn into rivals
while learning some painful lessons on growth. But when a sudden tragedy, are forced to draw strength from their powerful familial bond. Witherspoon gives a moving performance in her film debut, and Mulligan demonstrates once again his grace and ability to tender (shown in the previous films as Summer of ‘42 and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD) for capturing the bewilderment, the awkwardness, and fresh excitement of adolescence.
Tags: Drama, Jason London, MGM ENTERTAINMENT, Reese Witherspoon, Robert Mulligan, Sam Waterston, Tess Harper
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Posted by admin February 4th, 2010
An amazing film that should be seen by everyone. The terrible thing about it though is that these events took place that allows you to do. The actors play their parts superbly, in the case Ngor must have been even more difficult, because in real life he was a doctor in Cambodia during the government Khymer Rouge government.
The history shown in
this film is something that should never be forgotten. Add Nixon at best a fool and at worst, very bad, while that show precisely what human beings do to each other if permitted. The music makes the film even more heartbreaking.
For those who have not seen, is in the selection list with a priority rating of one.
Tags: Craig T. Nelson, Drama, Haing S. Ngor, John Malkovich, Julian Sands, Roland Joffe, Sam Waterston, Spalding Gray, UNIVERSAL PICTURES UK
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Posted by admin February 4th, 2010
For sure it has a brilliant performance from Al Pacino and Colin Farrell is’nt half bad, but it only these two actors make the film even slightly worth watching. If you want to see Pacino in his wonder full, see ‘Heat’ or ‘Scarface’ or any of his, but the film doesn’t do any justice, the plot tedious to try my best to be cold clouds Pacino performance. Instead reader, I recommend that this film is just a little trash in an attempt to “Training Day”, which generally provides an equally brilliant actor (Washington) with a bright companion star Ethan Hawke and more opportunities in general, a much better written, better directed and the film more enjoyable, and a film that hits the senses to make a real night of it.
TRAINING DAY-Just watch your brilliant.
Tags: Al Pacino, Bridget Moynahan, Colin Farrell, Drama, Eugene Lipinski, Gabriel Macht, Roger Donaldson, Thriller, TOUCHSTONE HOME VIDEO
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Posted by admin February 4th, 2010
The original Tomb Raider movie was not a classic by any means, but with the appeal of games and great change of Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft, it was obvious that January would be a sequel speed making.With De Bont’s in the lead, This might have seemed better than the original. The bad news is worse, that does not mean feat.The original film, while it was absurd, at least, a bit of entertainment that can not
say about this piece work.There extremely boring story is basically very little, just a series of pieces are sewn ends to make a mess of bits of film.The only advantage of this film is, again, Angelina Jolie, which seems and it sounds great. It is also obvious that she is having a great time making this film, which is a shame considering that after this mess, probably no more Tomb Raider movies.
Tags: Action, Adventure, Angelina Jolie, Chris Barrie, Ciaran Hinds, Djimon Hounsou, Gerard Butler, Jan De Bont, Noah Taylor, PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT, Thriller, Til Schweiger
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Posted by admin February 3rd, 2010
This was a very worthy sequel in my humble opinion a great and original topic. The concept is very scary and I liked how Roth going to explore the other side of the coin in this film. It tied up some loose ends from the first movie, I’m surprised by it, but dear!
Basically Roth (and Tarantino - there’s definitely a tribute to him here) that some of the movies damn cool and this was no exception. If I may say, I think it has had some unfair criticism of ‘bashers Roth’! Taking it at face value, the original, seriously and bloody horror film leaves you wondering if these things actually happened.
After all, a lot of backpackers are not going to miss … Terrific.
Tags: Bijou Phillips, Eli Roth, Heather Matarazzo, Horror, Jay Hernandez, Jordan Ladd, Lauren German, Richard Burgi, Roger Bart, Vera Jordanova
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Posted by admin February 3rd, 2010
The Discovery Channel’s reality game show hosted by Jesse James, an outlaw motorcycle and a craftsman par excellence of the finest caliber when it comes to modifying cars and motorcycles. The show is structured around a challenge to the various teams of contestants, to take a car and turn it into a completely different machine.
The group was given seven days with a budget of $ 3000, and the final product should
resemble a stock car, but being able to transform into the assigned machine. If the end result is a failure, Jesse fed to a shredder, but all efforts are striking examples of extraordinary ingenuity. During the first season, Jesse and crew convert a Chevy Impala into a Zamboni, a hot dog vending stand in a dragster, an attempt to convert a hearse in a blender though, is shredded itself.
Tags: Chris Artiaga, Frankie Whiteside, Jesse James, Richard Petty, Television, Tom Prewitt
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Posted by admin February 3rd, 2010
It could have been an analysis of the tsunami disaster, a documentary on the causes of this phenomenon, an analysis of events or a little of each. Alas, it was that none of these! What you get is a little more news coverage of selected case histories about the British victims, helpers and British
family in a small area affected by the tsunami in Phuket (Thailand), it almost looks like a British tragedy, but one statistic shows that only 41 of the 150,000 deaths were British.
Sorry, I think this is a missed opportunity and not worth renting if you are looking for real insight or information.
Tags: Documentary, IMC VISION, Tsunami
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Posted by admin February 2nd, 2010
Absolutely terrible. I cheated on this by the original trailer did look interesting, intelligent and full of imaginative twists. Unfortunately, it is a parody cheap and unintentionally comical in the Hollywood blockbuster with all the usual cliches s, car chases and happy endings.
All the goodies survive car accidents, shooting, flying, while the evil get what’s coming to them. In the fifth point of view ‘(the same scene is repeated again and again and again and again from different points of view) was ready to shoot myself.
But being boring is its best, apart from that, to encourage the American patriotism and arrogance with a lazy and ridiculously unbelievable script and laughable symbolism. Forest Whitaker made a mistake according to this. He should have gone directly to the TV.
Tags: Dennis Quaid, Drama, Forest Whitaker, Matthew Fox, Pete Travis, Sigourney Weaver, SONY PICTURES, Thriller, William Hurt
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Posted by admin February 2nd, 2010
When I first saw this movie left me in stitches. I’ve never forgotten how funny this movie was.
Bob is the most fun and most entertaining of all the characters. His comments are hilarious, the way you argue with the dogs in the mall, so his antics in the cafeteria.
I tried to rent / buy this movie since, but without much success. I know I have the opportunity to see again you will not regret. Basically it is a comedy about a hunchback who finds life on the basis of the university.
When
discovered that his only friend is a rat and their diet is chocolate. Learn about life and love, you can trust and that can not be trusted. His life is upside down just to show people that he is not an oddball strange it must be enclosed.
The film’s plot may seem dull usual, but once they see him soon discover that it has done with his own style and not something that will never see again. If you decide to rent this film I am sure it won t be disappointed.
Tags: Allan Katz, Cindy Williams, Comedy, Corey Parker, Jeremy Kagan, Melora Hardin
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