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The film has issues from the offset. The director likes to linger on boring shots, and many of the other scenes are choppy montages set to the songs written for this film by Biffy Clyro. The soundtrack itself is pretty great, but its implementation in the film is rather jarring. The songs will sometimes appear […]

Wow, this wasn’t just a great Christmas movie, it was an amazing regular movie. It was so smart and witty, with colorful characters who were really memorable. They had fun with the standard Christmas movie genre, but in a really smart and super respectful way. This was just a really fine piece of writing and […]

If there’s one thing I’ve learnt from Skinner, it’s not to accept a dinner invitation from Ricki Lake: 20 minutes to prepare and cook an entire chicken?!?! That sounds like a recipe for some serious E.coli to me. And while we’re at it, Ted Raimi isn’t so hot on kitchen hygiene either: he fails to […]

The Trojan War (1997) starts with a pretty good premise, even if it was stolen wholesale from 1987’s “Some Kind of Wonderful”. Semi-geek virgin, desperately in love with the schools unattainable beauty who has become disillusioned with popular guy she has been dating. Protagonist’s gorgeous (anywhere but in this school) tomboyish best friend is secretly […]

When one describes a romance film, it is normal to use the classic line, ‘Boy Meets Girl, Boy Loves Girl, Boy Loses Girl…” It would be easy to use that formula for any love story. But this is no ordinary love story. It’s tragic, it’s surprising, and above all, it feels so real. It’s not […]

Angela Mao stars as a pre-Ming dynasty (or around that time) restaurant waitress. The restaurant seems to get one bad customer after another while something clandestine is going on with the restaurant. It’s being used as communication post for the Chinese rebels. They use coins to indicate that one’s an agent. Soon, Lee Khan the […]

Among the two dozen or so westerns Audie Murphy made for Universal Pictures from 1950-1966, DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER (1954) is one of the better ones, featuring a gold miners-vs.-Indians plot with Audie caught firmly in the middle. It’s fast-paced, full of action, and features a host of lively character actors, including some great villains. […]

The actors in this are god awful. Have they even acted before? From the opening scene it’s like instant boredom of two actors with no personality of charisma talking to each other in slow motion. It just keeps getting worse with more and more boring dialog exchanged that is rather watch paint dry than watch […]

The Midnight Eye reviews of Jissoji’s films, ostensibly a very well written piece that is almost the only critical source readily available, reads a spiritual importance that should place Jissoji next to Dreyer and Bresson, it considers them successful films on Buddhist thought. Stylistically they couldn’t be more different but what about the content, does […]

Patch Of Fog stars Stephen Graham in an immensely creepy role and Game Of Thrones own Conleth Hill. The general theme, stalker which let’s be honest has been done to death but there is always more to add and Patch Of Fog proves that. With an interesting twist to the concept both leads bring fantastic […]

The movie Night Crossing captures the feelings experienced by the vast majority of East Germans during the period 1961-89. I lived in West Berlin during most of 1967 and travelled through The Wall into East Berlin on a weekly basis. Why? Excitement, crossing a border into a Soviet governed country, experiencing the smells and the […]

The low rating is completely off, in my opinion. Some trash productions get praise by fake reviews and sometimes also by real ones, but something like The Courier gets totally smashed? Yeah, suuure. Now don’t forget this page has the courier 2019, watch online, the courier 2019 free download, full movie hd.  In terms of […]

I decided to watch this based on friends recomendations and I was not disappointed. The action scenes were well choreographed and believable. I loved the acting (I found it solid) and how everything worked out. I plan on seeing it again.   The first time I watched “Art of Decepetion” I loved it. Great cast, […]

This is a magnificent adaptation of David Guterson’s acclaimed book. Scott Hicks took on a gargantuan task in attempting to make the book into a film, not only because it was so powerful and well received, but because it was so lengthy and daedal. The result, however, was one of the best films I have […]

To say that this movie is self-complacent would be a gigantic understatement. As gigantic maybe as Tarantino’s memory, overloaded with scores of details that he doesn’t care to sort out. So he unloads them in bulk. The result : it’s like you go to a promising party but end up cornered most of the night […]

Great family Christmas movie, set (for once!) in the sun and not the snow, half the world (maybe more??) have hot Christmas times! A family movie that rediscovers the joy and heart of Christmas. Great cast and acting. Take two jaded parents, who have grown apart, two kids determined to have a magical Christmas, despite […]

Never turning up on television, long out of print on video, and never released to DVD, HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS has fallen prey to neglect in recent times. To a degree, this is understandable; taken purely on its own, HOUSE at first seems to emerge a bit disappointing today. The oft-cited problem is that […]

Surprisingly good suspenseful mystery here! I watched a used copy of the full frame HBO Video VHS, and I’m tempted to upgrade to the widescreen DVD which also has a commentary track. Two pretty young English women are bicycling across the French countryside using scenic backroads (shot on location). The blonde spots a young Frenchman […]

SEVENTH HEAVEN, released as 7th HEAVEN (Fox, 1927), directed by Frank Borzage, is a tender love story set in pre-World War I Paris that unites two unlikely people to become popular twosome of the silver screen, the pert and angelic Janet Gaynor and the tall but not-so-rugged Charles Farrell for the first of twelve movies […]

The story of how a young, fairly inexperienced man ends up largely by accident as a civilian in Iraq for a short time (the time to smoke 20 cigarettes), and gets caught up in events there which lead to him coming home to Rome a very different person. The transformation in his life is told […]

This film completely passed my radar and I only came across it by accident. Some well-known actors in a film that draws on the same dead-pan humor and special effects as Red Dwarf. Now don’t forget to free download the movie from Filmxy. Kristin Kreuk looks great as usual. Amanda Tapping gives a good performance […]

Directed with a slightly overused yet still very affective “artsy” style by relative Hollywood virgin Demian Lichtenstein, GRACELAND starts with a bang. Judging from the television spots and theatrical trailers one would assume the film revolves around the slowly bubbling brewing plan to knock off a Vegas casino dressed as Elvises on International Elvis Night. […]

I had heard positive things about this concert movie and had hear that even those unimpressed with Lawrence’s films had to give him props. Although I have found his films to be puerile and unfunny more often than not I somehow find him personally to be pretty amusing in his delivery. So in a way […]