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Child's Play 2 is fairly good.
Problem is, I really wanted to like this because of the environmental/physical similarities, but the dialog was inane and I suspect the original target audience was actually older than the 7 - 10 year old demographic to which it belongs (due to some fairly graphic violence, e.g., blood spatter).
Anyway, this film is a fairly restrained affair, impeccably acted by its small cast, economically written, nicely photographed, and captured here on a pristine-looking DVD.
Despite the far-fetched central conceit of the possibility of freezing a man indefinitely and bringing him back to life, the movie is fairly believable; a testament to its intelligent script and fine players.
Although it's fairly safe to state that David Cronenberg delivered his greatest work during the 1980's (with genuine masterpieces such as "The Fly", "Scanners" and "The Dead Zone"), his 70's films definitely shouldn't be underestimated!
Watson sets sail & is expecting a fairly quiet journey until he hears a report about a small plane being shot down & it's three passengers being killed.
El Charro opens up in a fairly interesting way, leading me to believe it was some sort of religious supernatural thriller.
This used to be one of those old, mid-morning movies that was shown fairly often.
The overall premise - a group of humans, kidnapped to start a breeding program on another planet - seems fairly standard.
Murders are fairly few in this one and not gory, the film does however include an absolute rip-snorter of a strangulation sequence, one of the best examples of such slaying I've ever seen in fact.
The story is told fairly straight, but its twists and turns are contrived and I couldn't discern any unifying dramatic structure.
From what I remember this was a fairly bad movie... but it had one redeeming feature.
The plot was fairly predictable, except for Princess Sarah being the black knight.
It is fairly nasty in a visceral sort of way but it's also derivative, (it's "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" in all but name), and appallingly acted, (look out, in particular, for the elderly European couple with the walking frame), so that any serious point it may be making is lost.
Actors all did a fairly solid job but the script and the narrative where derivative, unexciting and dull.
They are fairly believable, with the slight exception of the North Korean commander who seems perhaps too heroic.
I would recommend this to anyone; go in expecting a fairly romanticized comedy and you shouldn't be disappointed.
But there is a continuous stream of action running through the film, and Kelly shows once again that he had the stuff to be a martial-arts star (although his career was fairly brief).
Well about the plot and the characters, you'll just have to see, it is fairly well done movie, lots of good scenes, although some bring up thoughts of deliverence , but don't come close to 'Squeel like a pig boy'.
The twin billing of the late Bernie Mac and Ashton Kutcher is rather appealing and the two comic-gifted actors do fairly well.
Fairly amusing to begin with, this film quickly descends into realms of implausibility bordering on the absurd.
What we the viewers are let in on is a fairly accurate portrait of generation Y's aimless slacker lifestyle, and the struggle for love and adventure therein.
I thought a joke like this was fairly obvious.
"Ringu 0" is a fairly slow-moving film, and a surprise revelation concerning Sadako that comes halfway through is very hard to swallow.
Paul Thomas Anderson's "Couch" is a fairly good example of how a dolly and a film camera don't always make a good film.
Jackie Chan directed this fairly typical parodic plagiarism of several of his own films (and a few from before his time).
Terrible English language title but what do you do if you have the delectable Edwige Fenech featuring in a fairly ordinary gangster movie, in which she strips several times - to great effect?
It follows Thomas Mallory's "Le Morte D'Arthur" fairly accurately.
Strangely, the sets held up fairly well; the steaming turbines; the weirdly flat body bags, and so forth.
The film makes excellent use of its desert locale, and Gerald Fried's bizarro score keeps the tension ratcheted fairly high throughout.
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