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Simply put, the first Die Hard is the archetypal action movie. It is a film that defines a genre.
The film is full of improbabilities that cannot be explained. Getting to London from America in seconds via a helicopter, and the US military acting as the worldās military are just two of the problems.
One would like to describe the āLittle Sparrowā as a diamond amongst the rough; a child of the streets who fought her way to the top through plucky determinism and natural talent.
It is incredulous that a film can be billed as a ācult movieā before it has been released. A cult film is measured by the reaction of the audience.
The Break Up is largely disappointing and if I could sum it up in one word it would me āmeaninglessā, but that might be giving it too much credit.
The completion of the trilogy surrounds the invention of a ācureā that will change all mutants to humans and strip them of their superpowers.
After a media blitz that has been seemingly endless and which included the first marketing campaign to include placenta-eating revelations, Tom Cruise finally hit the big screen this week with Mission Impossible 3.
Munich is a film inspired by real events. The word āinspiredā is the key word in that statement. It is not ābasedā on actual happenings it is āinspiredā, which leaves this film open to interpretation.
āSex. Murder. Mystery. Welcome to the party!ā says the tagline to Shane Blackās directorial debut, and a party it certainly is.
A cock and bull story literally means a wildly improbable story that is invented to glorify the person telling it. In this instance the person telling the story of Tristram Shandy.