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Jack Black and Kyle Gass play fantasy versions of themselves in this comic showcase for their side-band Tenacious D, an art-rock outfit with satirical, barbed lyrics.
This movie has absolutely no respect for the account in the bible, and treats the whole story as laughable fantasy.
As a homeschooler, I of course deplore this show for its ridiculous, fantasy land, obscure & unfunny stereotypes about the kids being "weird hippies who are so smart they're alienated from the super-cool high school students".
It is a fantasy movie, not really that bad and it might easily have passed with a rather good review - if it hadn't been called Solomon Kane.
Sai quickly becomes hooked as she is whisked into an alternate fantasy reality which involve Vampiric creatures.
Doug Headline can't be accused of not being knowledgable in the genre (He is editor of a high-class fantasy imprint, has worked for legendary magazine Starfix.), but why a scenario that uses EVERY cliché in the book (except maybe the Odious Comic relief) ?
I'm not saying everything in all movies should be totally realistic, but such unbelievable fantasy things and situations in one movie are way too much.
They took a fascinating fantasy world of Barbarian tribes, farming villages, witches, supernatural creatures, and a cult of religious fanatics using a pyramid; and thought it would be funny to mix in our materialistic pop-culture world of rock & roll, sushi (I think thats what it was), and flashy sports cars.
This is what Hollywood does to good fantasy movies when they run out of ideas.
I at first thought this little fantasy excursion would be a little entertaining.
If all you want is a safe dinosaur fantasy movie for your kid, it will do just fine.
he's very popular in poland for his fantasy short stories ( i believe none of them has ever been translated intrto english.
The addition of poorly done fantasy scenes make Catherine seem insufferably silly.
The children are fine as far as their acting abilities but the story probably would have been much better going into the fantasy realm but they did have a human story to tell as well, which probably caused the confusion with the filmmakers.
Released by Full Moon there is little evidence of Full Moon's better output here, Charles Band ignoring his own rule that his films feature fantasy killings (e.g.
you know, i always fancy disturbing or strange movies, especially when they get shown at the fantasy film festival in hamburg, germany.
Nothing but the director's juvenile fantasy come to life.
Still, the fantasy aspect of this particular story, previously filmed in 1924 from the book by Laura E. Richard, is enough to captivate those in the proper saccharine spirit.
The problem, though, is that you know BABY'S DAY OUT is all fantasy and the baby is going to be fine.
The director added a bogus fantasy storyline about a reincarnated snake who finds his long lost girl (in the previous birth) dead by 2 guys, but the blame goes to 10 people.
The main premise for this movie is every woman's fantasy: a vagina that kills and eats men.
Well at least it is a fantasy for every woman who has ever had a fight against a man.
The generally atmospheric score has some absurd parts (like the music that plays during the first appearance of a monkey), and there is a truly awful fantasy scene involving....a gorilla.
In the meantime, look for the books (by A. Sapkowski), a very inteligent, postmodern fantasy.
The original Bride with White Hair is a great kung fu fantasy film but this one was pretty weak.
Nothing fantasy, nothing weird, the box got opened boom they came.
In fact, AT THE EARTH'S CORE is a silly fantasy adventure in which Peter Cushing - who appears to be on something strong - and some other actor (whom I don't know) use a giant digging machine called the "Iron Mole" dig their way down to the Earth's core - only to find that the inside of the Earth is pink and populated by ape-like creatures who have enslaved the humans.
All the characters are stereotypes taken from Waterworld or Book of Eli or The Hills Have Eyes or, whatever, just choose another apocalyptic slash fantasy slash wizardry movie that you have seen and there you have it.
As a big fan of most modern fantasy movies, I was really looking forward to this.
Add slo-mo drifting and violin music all wistful and melancholy, add James Fox who seems to hope he might be seen as daring (like in PERFORMANCE) and the result is amphetamine fantasy alphabet soup in widescreen.
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