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woopak_the_thrill posted a Quick Tip about The Grandmaster (2013 Chinese film).
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When I first heard that Wong Kar-Wai was going to do a film about Bruce Lee's teacher, I immediately thought that his movie would be like "Wyatt Earp" to "Tombstone"... that his The Grandmaster would be like "Wyatt Earp" to Wilson Yip's "Ip Man". Wong takes his film into an artsy approach that had become his signature. Having … more
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There are good aspects to video production becoming so affordable, and, of course, there are bad aspects. One might say “many bad aspects,” but I’ll just leave it at “bad.” One of the downsides is that any Tom, Dick, or Harry can – with a reasonable commitment of resources – throw together a film, take it on the independent or festival … more
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This movie was written by newcomer Delondra Williams and Keith Allan who wrote and directed The Asylum's 11/11/11, not sure why I felt the need to let you know that. Any way this is a good enough zombie flick especially for The Asylum. I would say if you are a zombie movie fanatic then check this out. To anyone else, you can probably skip it if you didn't like the previous zombie flick from this director … more
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RISE OF THE ZOMBIES I have to say that I really do love The Asylum; I can't help it I am a sucker for these no/low budget movies they churn out. That of course includes the mock busters they constantly produce. In fact I watch more of these kinds of movies than the ones with actual budgets and hit theaters. This film … more
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This is one of the best horror movie I have seen in a while, especially from here in America. I have really been enjoying foreign horror films more so the past couple of years but this one is very very good. Written by first timer C. Robert Cargill and director Scott Derrickson this movie has everything you could want from a horror flick. The best thing though in my opinion is the atmosphere of this … more
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SINISTER Supernatural/ghost/demon stories seem to always strike a chord with me for some reason. That whole things are there but you can't see them/things go bump in the night thing just gets me. I have always loved things like "Unsolved Mysteries" and "A Haunting" for just that reason. So when these … more
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This was a pretty good King film, especially for a TV movie. The DVD comes with a good commentary track on it and some behind the scenes stuff.
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STEPHEN KING'S DESPERATION "Desperation" is one of my favorite King novels out there, in fact I remember the day I bought it. It was in 1996 when I was living in Laredo Texas, I got it with his other novel under the name Richard Bachman, "The Regulators". I had to get both because they … more
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J.J. Abrams made quite a splash when he released 2009’s “Star Trek”. I suppose it was the right approach to revitalize the franchise, by creating a re-boot that gave him all the needed loop holes to do such things. His first “Star Trek“ flick left the ‘space opera‘ feeling and instead went for something that feels more like an action-adventure which was arguably … more
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I suppose being Bruce Lee's former teacher and someone who had made the martial art Wing Chun known around the world, the curiosity around his life became so strong that directors Wilson Yip and Herman Yau had their turn in bringing his life to the big screen. Wilson Yip's "Ip Man" was a film with a lot of fiction around it, which focused entirely on action sequences with Donnie … more
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Ah, the glorious 1980’s! The home video market exploded – thanks in large part to the Grindhouse and B-movie exploitation of the mid-to-late 1970’s – and audiences were won over with buckets and buckets of blood. Horror schlock – affordably produced and backed with respectable storytelling – enjoyed a renaissance, and fans flocked to their … more
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Note: my review is of the regular version of the film as I did not see it in 3D. I have had to read The Great Gatsby in both high school and college so it was a story that was burned into my subconcious. Additionally, I had seen the original with Robert Redford and Kathryn Lee Scott (those are the two actors I remember) when it first came out. This film is far superior to the original … more
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I don't know what the critics were saying in their preliminary reviews. I loved this film from start to finish and am looking forward to the next installment. As the whole universe changed when Nero attacked Kirk's father's ship in the first film and that Vulcan was wiped out, one cannot expect that these movies should follow anything that the original series and movies did. … more
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I'm taking a risk in saying I actually liked Star Trek into Darkness. On a website such as Lunch.com where liking just about any damn mainstream movie (let alone J.J. Abrams) is considered not so good, it's a wonder how much I've come to embrace things. And while I understand liking Mainstream movies or even praising them is not particularly "cool" with the Lunch.com … more
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Star Trek (2009) re-ignited the Trek world and set it on fire. Loved it or hated it, no one can deny what a reboot and shot in the arm it was for what was a tired series. The worst thing that it could be said about it was that it lacked the feeling of mankinds place in the galaxy which the older Treks at least attempted and it was just a colorful action blast. … more
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It took time for me to get into The Office. Years, in fact. I had heard all the hype about how great it was ever since it first began airing in 2005, and I had tried to take in the occasional episode. But the show's approach wasn't something I was accustomed to seeing, and it took a long time for me to understand just what creators Ricky Gervais (creator of the original British version) and Stephen … more
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Cops and robbers is a genre that almost goes into very familiar territory whenever a film gets released. Director David Armstrong’s “Pawn” is really no different, and yet it tries something new with some very familiar twists and turns. It’s screenplay starts off very simple as a cop (Forest Whitaker) walks into a 24-hour diner to have his usual cup of joe. What happens is totally … more
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When I saw the first Flower and Snake film, I became impressed with the lengths Aya Sugimoto, a popular pop star/model would go to make that film. Despite its multiple scenes of sexual intercourse and nudity, it did not wallow at all in the graphic eroticism. It was a tale of sexual desire, misplaced sense of loyalty and just how sometimes, even when something turns us off, one adjusts to whatever … more
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By Joan Alperin Schwartz The boys are back...Capt. Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), Scotty (Simon Pegg), Chekov (Anton Yelchin), Bones (Karl Urban), Sulu (John Cho) and Uhura (Zoe Saldana) … more
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Even if you pride yourself on possessing intimate knowledge of the happenings within the computer generated animated feature film industry, there’s a pretty good chance 2008’s Dragon Hunters flew well below your proverbial radar. However, unlike most internationally collaborated films of the genre, this isn’t necessarily due to lack of quality. … more
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