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I really enjoyed Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (2007), and so did my Canadian girlfriend. (Yeah, taking another week off. JBJ was entertaining nonsense, but I really have nothing profound to say about it.)
You’ll have to get over a few hurtles to enjoy Son of Godzilla, the first being its title. Japanese audiences knew this as Kaiju-shima no Kessen Gojira no Musuko. Obviously its American distributor changed the title to force a parallel … Continue reading →
Salute your weekend with the caption contest! (Take that any way you like.)
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I hate to say it, but if I had to choose between The Rock and Extreme Crisis, I’d choose the former.
While Roger Moore is his usual 007 self, throwing out one-liners like no other, the movie parodies itself in other ways. The biggest example of this is Jaws, whose inability to actually die is played to the point of absurdity in this movie.
Transporter 2 (2005) aka Carga Explosiva 2 Now this is more like it. This film was easily better than Ultraviolet, undoubtedly because Jason Statham’s Frank Martin character is a lot more cooler, likable, and human than Milla Jovavich’s Vio…
The Scorpion King (2002) AKA: O Escorpião Rei Once in a while I need to watch some movie that wasn’t made in China, so I caught this on television. It’s a spin-off of the recent Mummy films that were quite successful at the box office, …
Cheese of the day: Gorgonzola. 2011-12-30 – Reheated Tweets for 12-23-2011 thru 12-29-2011 – http://t.co/vnKLe4O5 2011-12-30 listening to the score to "Copernicus' Star" by Abel Korzeniowski http://t.co/5ROHsyCZ 2011-12-30 Fiction project is at 19,000 words, which is far as I'm getting this year. #amwriting 2011-12-30 #FF @DavidJohnButler, so that when he hits bestseller lists [...]
Man, it’s hard coming up with something clever every day. I don’t know how Scott Adams does it.
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Is there a love strong enough that can withstand one pirate believing that her boyfriend pirate murdered her father in an effort to get revenge on her and her father…
Dulha Mil Gaya (2010) is never going to win any awards for originality; the story of the scorned or neglected wife winning back her husband by harnessing the twin forces of jealousy and a fabulous makeover is one of those stories that recurs over and o…
– Reheated Tweets for 12-16-2011 thru 12-22-2011 – http://t.co/viLjRSLg 2011-12-23 listening to the score to "Jane Eyre" by Dario Marianelli http://t.co/u3WBbwv9 2011-12-23 This weekend, #FridayFollow the one who said, "Come, follow me." You won't find Him on Twitter or Facebook. 2011-12-23 Photo: Vapors! http://t.co/QFH1SGvd 2011-12-23 Photo: Flickrous: Nyctophobia http://t.co/68Bk63FT 2011-12-23 Photo: Lighthouse and [...]
Well, we come to the end of another year and a rather prosperous one in terms of Hong Kong martial arts/action output. Although I haven’t seen any movies on the list (I received three of them for Christmas, though), I’d like to think that w…
To be perfectly honest, this film is actually closer in concept to being a sequel to The Secret Rivals than the film’s actual sequel was.
