Posts Tagged ‘Dominic West’

28 Days

February 9, 2010 - 11:41 pm No Comments

This was an entertaining film about addiction. This is a particularly Hollywood, and certainly not dealing in reality, in any shape or form, but keep weatching. Sandra Bullock gives a good overall performance in most of the film, but the supporting male actors were inspired and often unpleasant.

Sometimes, toward the end, I wanted her to be drunk took because it was more fun and entertaining that way! However, the story is good (albeit very corny) and is a good movie idea about being willing to change their own lives, so it is very watchable from that perspective. Do not expect anything special, but most people probably have something from him.

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Chicago

January 23, 2010 - 9:10 pm No Comments

Having seen the musical, but forgotten most of the songs, this was an ideal opportunity to refresh my memory. The film is snappily edited, beautifully photographed and the quality is good. Richard Gere is less wooden than usual, Renee Zellweger seems painfully anorexic compared to the scene of his theft Bridge Jones and Queen Latifah performance almost steals the show as Mamma voluptuous.

Oh, and Catherine Zeta-Jones attacks his role with the relish of a hungry tiger. Just one problem: all the characters are little resemblance to the side of John C. Reilly as the long-suffering boyfriend Zellweger.

This is a deeply pessimistic film based on music of Kander and Ebbs knockout stages and points well. Bob Fosse’s choreography adapted to competition, but apart from a couple of numbers, this is not surprising film had expected.

Worth watching, but that’s all.

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300

January 14, 2010 - 3:06 am No Comments

It is rare for a film to reach inside and RENCH their emotions from within, but this is done. You do not want to relish in the violence, war, anger and emotion, but you feel compelled to want more and more.

The film, regardless of his magnificent interpretation of loyalty, determination, pride etc., is a fantastic achievement. This is the direction and editing are a credit to the film industry as is the acting, costumes and comic-like overlays.

Splendid! 300 is a fast moving, graphic, sometimes dark film, which lends itself very well to a sequel! lets wait and ver’300 ‘, who knows?

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Chicago

November 2, 2009 - 8:10 pm No Comments

Chicago This is a disappointing film. Rene Zellweger is really impressive in that it is unrecognizable from its share of Bridget Jones. She steals the show from Cath Zeta Jones (Oggi Oggi Ogg).

Make no mistake about Catherine Zeta-Jones deserves an Oscar, but not for this film. Bob Fosse would be spinning in his grave if he thought this film dance choreography was all he had for us. This film is more Bugsy Malone of Cabaret.

Richard Gere has been on the verge of a Madonna’s best videos to know this Is not only cut, but it’s easy to be wise after the fact. Do not believe for one minute that this film has the depth to allow justice, corruption and failures of our legal system or even the condescension of the U.S. legal system.

OJ Simpson can rest in peace, this film does nothing to arouse the world.The live show is bound to delight movie but the show falls well short of participation.

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Mona Lisa Smile

October 30, 2009 - 10:12 am No Comments

Mona Lisa Smile Within the first 10 minutes of this film became obivious that this was becoming a “Dead Poets Society for girls, the main problem is that they have the charm of Robin Williams and Julia Roberts in it, which was very well for this function, act as if simply does not care at all. I like Julia in some of their functions, but the spark in it simply was not there for me, along with this, the story was very slow and it was not anything interesting.

Ok for a quiet night, I suppose, but be careful its not something we could see again and again

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300

October 18, 2009 - 1:44 am No Comments

300 not to be a buzz kill in this movie with great exaggeration … I saw it on film and thought yher, its cool ‘. but on closer inspection, when I thought LF.com its pretty average.

There AFEW moments of inspiration, with the type Scots shouting some catchy phrases, which is a very good marketing ploy. But the film has little else to battle sceans very good.

My friend, who is a historyion absolultly loves, despite his inacrability. For me, its a movie entertaiing good, but once you’ve seen it, Theres really no sense to revisit it again. So thats what I do, and say good movies to see once, but not worth the hype of the movie.

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Chicago

September 2, 2009 - 6:27 am No Comments

Chicago is an almost perfect example of crossing when it works. Chicago on stage is very low, and the configuration of history, almost cabaret.

But in the hands of Bill Condon, screenwriter, crossing problems are met head on and deal carefully. Rhythm is everything and that both the image and the story is cut up. By this simple device that are driven through apogee, 1920 The city of winds and rivers hold the owner of murderers on death row, Zellweiger, Zeta Jones.

Any plot shorcommnigs fade into pure Chicago Razzle Dazzle all. Richard Gere as Billy the showman Association, is no stranger to charm, helmets and sings and aquits themselves well with their clients in the death row.

This is a film whose pace was clearly at the top of the list of the creative teams, and this is cracking pace, with the original score by Candida blistering & Ebb, who keeps our feet tapping around and sends us to whistle songs. By no means a movie just for music lovers, but deffo for music lovers …

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Hannibal Rising

June 8, 2009 - 6:54 am No Comments

Hannibal Rising I am possibly the biggest fan of the trilogy of Hannibal Quantica this side, and having read all the books they expect to see the latest (or should that be first? - This is Star Wars?) Film Series.

What can I say? Disjointed, confusing, full of “filler” and, in general, not a patch on any of the previous films, and in 1980, including the outrageously bad version of Red Dragon!

Where did it all go wrong? Is this a case of flogging a dead horse? Harris may be true that books are not that easy to make the film, but this did not prevent “Hannibal” is a Fantastic Film …

In general, the lower end of the story of Lecter greatly and is not strong enough to resist in their own right. Do yourself a favor, hire Hannibal, even if you’ve seen before, you will get much more of him ….

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