Posts Tagged ‘MGM ENTERTAINMENT’

New York, New York

Posted by admin February 13th, 2010

In 1977, following the black blood dripping from Taxi Driver with a revisionist musical seemed like a bad idea and therefore the film was empty for it. In fact 2 ½ hours of a musical with Liza Minelli is a scary prospect indeed - until you see the movie. New York, New York is [...]

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Ronin

Posted by admin February 11th, 2010

David Mamet wrote this screenplay under the name Richard Weisz, as a hired gun, like the masterless samurai of the film’s title, who roamed Japan in the 19th century, loyal only to themselves. A group of men with highly developed skills are called to a meeting in an abandoned warehouse in Paris. Sam (Robert [...]

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The Man In The Moon

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 [...]

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The Children’s Hour

Posted by admin January 22nd, 2010

The Children’s Hour is far from being the best time of everyone involved and there are several reasons for this. The first is the script, exaggerated, melodramatic and very dated in its attitudes.
The actions follow suit with the two main child actors in particular in the last dance of the hearing nerve, [...]

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Into The Blue

Posted by admin December 24th, 2009

Your typical action movie teenager with all the fun and humor of brainless popcorn as you might expect. However, do not listen to people when they say it is full of action, since not even get to see any fighting right until halfway through it and even then only a few UPS strike dumb, [...]

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The Amityville Horror

Posted by admin December 13th, 2009

1979 film The Amityville Horror is considered by many as one of the scariest movies ever made. This may be a little more than one extreme view, however, has its moments, especially the scene where the voice screaming GET OUT to a shaken place Father Delaney (played by Rob Steiger).

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Stargate S.G. 1 - Series 7 - Vol. 37

Posted by admin November 12th, 2009

I’ve been watching Stargate SG-1 from the start being a big fan of the original film (Devlin and Emmerichs best!) At that time SG-1 has emerged with the quality science fiction and an enemy at times very cool in the Go’auld shape. Now the torch has passed to the upper considerbly Stargate Atlantis (in [...]

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Cuba

Posted by admin November 3rd, 2009

I rented this movie because I’m leaving on honeymoon to Cuba and I am researching anything and everything. I never thought that this movie obsure Sean Connery to be good - but it is!
Okay so I was a little confused about who was what and where they went, with whom, but the [...]

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For A Few Dollars More

Posted by admin September 22nd, 2009

This is the 2nd film in the trilogy of films of Sergio Leone dollars. It is loaded with action and adventure and mixes revenge and greed very well to create a large and modern Western. Eastwood is once again great in his role as bounty hunter and delivery of a storm of action. [...]

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Shattered Glass

Posted by admin September 11th, 2009

SHATTERED GLASS recounts the rise and fall of Stephen Glass, the real life journalist who ruined his career by writing fictional articles for the magazine The New Republic. The movie, set in scandal-frenzied Washington DC at the end of the Clinton era represents Glass (Hayden Christensen) as a journalist affable, precocious and charismatic [...]

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The Pink Panther

Posted by admin July 30th, 2009

It was a difficult task for anyone to try to remake the Pink Panther, as well as define the Inspector Peter Sellers. Unfortunately, Steve Martin, but does’nt try to do very well. Die Hard fans of the originals will have a finger on the stop button all the way through the film.
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Bull Durham

Posted by admin July 23rd, 2009

Kevin Costner has become synonymous with baseball, from the 90’s melodramatic ‘Field of Dreams. “However, for a look back at his obssession with the sport, you will not find a couple of hours spent in the fall” Bull Durham. While the theme is enough to put off any true Brit, who rightly believes that [...]

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The Night Of The Hunter

Posted by admin June 25th, 2009

Mitchum only makes you think of Philip Marlowe, then you definitely need to see this movie. night of the hunter is a great representation of American expressionist cinema and a fantastic opportunity to see Mitchum as a fine preacher Powell terrifying.
sadly this was one of Charles Laughton as director, and only the [...]

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