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The original Final Destination was a great thriller. It was a refreshingly new and interesting idea that had emblematic subliminal messages and shockingly gruesome deaths. Sadly, only the latter was evident in this film.
Alien AutopsyMy initial feeling when discovering that ‘ant and dec’ had a film out was one of despair.
Director Neil Burger has done well to gather a group of prolific actors, including Paul Giamatti. However, he is clearly unaware of how to utilise his tools, and creates a shambles out of an idea that could have worked really well despite the weak plot.
The late great Johnny Cash was and, in many ways, still is a legend. He left an everlasting mark on the music industry and people everywhere, but most importantly in the end, when it was all said and done…he walked the line.
Good Night, and Good LuckWhen Alfred Hitchcock decided to shoot a film in black and white, even though colour technology was readily available, it (being Psycho) quickly became a cinematic masterpiece.
The tagline to this film was about “finding yourself” and this was a film that never even really found its feet.
Back in 1989, a Punjabi woman with two children set fire to her husband while he was asleep and was charged with murder when he died from his burns
The Cannes Film Festival is undoubtedly a marked date on any film calendar. It is a festival which decides the fate of many upcoming movies.
I haven’t read the book. Or any of the other 263 books related to it, from ‘The Illustrated…’ to ‘The Truth Behind…’. I haven’t played the board game.
Little Miss SunshineLittle Miss Sunshine is that rarest of things: a feel good film that never once resorts to a staple of the genre.
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