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English title: Aguirre, the Wrath of God. heretofore referred to as Aguirre Aguirre is Werner Herzog's 3rd movie and the first he made with Klaus Kinski - a collaboration that lasted 15 years and six films. Kinski was a brilliant actor, no doubt; yet of the 100+ movies he starred in, we most...
I am going to preface this by saying that I am going to spoil this movie (2012) in the following paragraphs and so if you’re the sort of person that doesn’t that like that happening to you then you should stop reading when I tell you to! But if you've seen one Roland Emmerich movie then I'm...
Assisti ontem. Em resumo: entrei na sala de cinema acreditando que iria assistir um filme de ficção científica e terminei assistindo uma comédia, bem ao estilo dos filmes da franquia "A Múmia". Foi propaganda enganosa e não valeu o preço do ingresso.
So every Sunday. . . or at least every other Sunday the hubby and I go to the movies. We saw "A Christmas Carol" and "2012." I really tried to like "A Christmas Carol", but really could not get into it. I really, really like the graphics, but I could not get into the story. I remember seeing this...
100 to 1 here: http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/film/article6902642.ece I don't agree with a few choices ((United 93, Bad Santa, Anchorman could be trown out, while Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain is sadly missing)) but the list features a good mix of art-house...
I saw the film Serious Moonlight last night at the Three Rivers Film Festival in Pittsburgh. Although I am a Meg Ryan fan (she's just so gosh-darn loveable), I didn't have high expectations going into the movie based on the trailers that pigeon-holed it as a screwball romantic comedy. I was...
ah, Brazil a movie whose tagline should have been (but wasn't): Mistakes? We don't make mistakes yet we do. we do make mistakes, as in all bureaucracies, and someone will be found to blame. Brazil is Terry Gilliam's dystopian vision of a not-too-far-future from a present that took an odd turn around...
Oh man, let me start by how much pain I'm in... or more like my right shoulder! Yesterday I got the Anthrax vaccine and didn't start feeling it until this morning. My shoulder is so sore and any little movement aches. It's like my arm has been cut off and taped back together and any rubbing that...
I went to see Pirate Radio today. (It was called The Boat That Rocked in the UK. Not crazy about the name change but the movie was fantastic.) I love anything Philip Seymour Hoffman is in and this movie was no exception(he was SO good as the young priest in Doubt. I also really liked Rhys Ifans and...
If you haven't seen it yet, go see An Education. You can't beat London and Paris in the 1960s. And don't forget to pick up the soundtrack on itunes; it's amazing.
back in the olden days of b&w TVs, Friday night was fight night. thus, Yo, Adrian! It's me, Rocky. Rocky was a labor of love, the little movie that did, a personal tale that became a multimillion dollar enterprise. it is also the movie that has spanned the most sequels (Rocky II, III, IV, V, VI aka...
I know that I cannot be blogging all day long, I need a break in between. The fun of blogging is that we can watch TV while blogging. It seem the local TV channel do not have much movies to watch. I found this site with direct tv, you can see all the special deals on the website. I heard a lot about...
The trailer for the action-comedy Date Night is online. When I read the IMDB synopsis ("In New York City, a case of mistaken identity turns a bored married couple's attempt at a glamorous and romantic evening into something more thrilling and dangerous"), I thought this movie sounded cute. It...
The holes in the story were even bigger upon second viewing. And way to ram home family values. It was a touch over the top. One of my FB friends made the observation that as long as you treat it as an action comedy, it's great. And can I just say that Oliver Platt never lets me down? Never. Not...
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