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Super Freak
With Maniac being in first person does it have the shaky camera effect ?. I can rarely sit through those type of movies.
No. It's shot with steadicam. It just kind of gets boring.
With Maniac being in first person does it have the shaky camera effect ?. I can rarely sit through those type of movies.
Just watched Batman & Robin for the first time in about 15 years.
The best part was on the special features disc, where Schumacher apologizes for making it.
kahkah / 10.
Would you even rate it as a 60s TV show tribute type film? I'm curious. I haven't seen it in about the same amount of time as you.
Actually.. in all seriousness, it does have one or two decent things going for it.Would you even rate it as a 60s TV show tribute type film? I'm curious. I haven't seen it in about the same amount of time as you.
Silver Linings Playbook 9.5/10
Not much of a Drama (or Eagles) fan, but this is a well written, acted movie. I think this was an admirable presentation of people with mental illness who find some inner peace with grace, humour, and humility; with the assistance of family and friends who care for you, professional help, and yes --even medication.
Best movie I have seen this year.
Actually.. in all seriousness, it does have one or two decent things going for it.
Uma Thurman.
She is awesome. I mean it. A complete stunner, & does the tongue in cheek villainess thing perfectly.
Arnold.
As always he's larger than life, & when you're an Arnold fan - you look for the good, & there's glimmers in this. His lines are ridiculous - except for one:
"..my name is Freeze - learn it well, for it is the chilling sound of your impending doom!"
How do you top that line?
Some of the stunts are pretty cool; like Batman's acrobatics etc.
All in all - it is kinda like you said a-dev; a tip of the hat to the 60s era - Michael Uslin even describes it so in the documentary on the DVD.. which is surprising because I thought he'd rubbish them, but he validates both Schumacher films.
I only watched 'Forever' the other day too, & I see why people defend it. It still retains the Burton factor to a degree, & Val Kilmer was really good in the role as others have said. He picked up from where Keaton left off.. almost.
Give B&R a watch a-dev - it's worth one more at least.
Yeah, it's not champagne cinema - we all know that already.
28 Days Later - 8 out of 10
28 Weeks Later - 6 out of 10
28 Weeks is still OK and has some great visual moments and I like some of the Characters (Hawkeye is always great) but it does not do enough to be anything more then just a typical sequel.
Well.. I just mentioned a few things, but if you don't agree - cool.It's a special kind of bad. I mean I can't think of any redeeming value for it. My kids can't even watch it.
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