Archive for May 2017
12 posts from 10 to 28 May 2017.
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Here’s an obscure film that shouldn’t embarrass whoever participated on it.
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Yet another feel-horrible tale of lucky people in a tragedy.
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Woody Allen is not perfect, and this is an example of it. Just like Scoop, this still has chucklegoofs, but the drudge you need to wade through before getting to the good jokes is too much.
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Ultra obscure baby’s first noir with a star-studded cast. The producers must be crazy to throw away this, it’s not so unworthy to deserve the Direct to Video mark of shame.
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This is a remake of Open Water 2: Adrift. It’s better than it sounds, but I haven’t seen the original.
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If Prometheus is like the The Phantom Menace, this is like Revenge of the Sith,
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This is a story about a group of fisherman from the outskirts of Lisbon that sink their boat in the mud in viewing distance from the shore, but since some are weak, old and/or injured, can’t get to safety before tragedy happens.
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Bog-standard comic book adaptation. Not even worth to hate.
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The director of The Last Seduction did not spring into existence with his magnum opus. First he did this low key, light noir, set on a small town, in which our lead drops into. And it’s not a remake of Yojimbo.
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90 minutes of runtime with a one-line script
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Peter Jackson does Life Is Strange
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I re-watched King Kong today and it’s still as impressive as the first time.