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May 14, 2024, 04:00:04 AM | (2007/Spain) 
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Where Primer did my head in with it's high-level approach this was a lot of fun to watch. Kept much simpler and more approachable than before mentioned film, Timecrimes is an interesting watch. It is unfortunately held back by a weird pacing, giving the audience lots of information too early, so we are left to merely observe how things unfold. This is especially true in the middle section and even in the "climax" little is done to keep us on the edge of the seat. That leaves the viewer ultimate with, as I said, interesting but mostly unengaging story.Rating:
(From The Movies from Within My Lifetime on August 22nd, 2011)
Member's Reviews
The One, a review by Tom
Title: The One
Links: IMDb | Wikipedia
| Year: | 2001 / United States |
| Director: | James Wong |
| Writing: | Glen Morgan (Writer), James Wong (Writer) |
| Rating: | 15 |
| Length: | 87 Min. |
| Video: | Widescreen 2.40 |
| Audio: | English: Dolby TrueHD 5.1, Spanish: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 |
| Subtitles: | English, Hindi, Spanish |
Stars:
Jet Li as Gabe, Yulaw, Lawless
Carla Gugino as T.K., Massie Walsh
Delroy Lindo as Roedecker, Attendant
Jason Statham as Funsch
James Morrison as Aldrich, "A" World Inmate #1
Plot:
From the director of Final Destination comes a wild, action-packed trip to the future starring superstar Jet Li (Romeo Must Die, Lethal Weapon 4) in an incredible dual role as a police officer in a fight for his life and a universe-hopping assassin obsessed with terminating it. Also starring Carla Guhino (Spy Kids), Jason Stratham (Snatch) and Delroy Lindo (Gone in 60 Seconds) and loaded with explosive action and jaw-dropping effects beyond your wildest imagination!
Awards:
| MTV Movie Awards | 2002 | Nominated | Best Fight | Jet Li vs. Himself |
| Saturn | 2001 | Nominated | Best Science Fiction Film | |
| Taurus Award | 2002 | Nominated | Best Fire Stunt | David Wald, Hiro Koda |
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My Thoughts:
Disappointing. The premise sounded something which could be fun, but also something which could easily be done wrong. For some reason this movie just didn't click with me. I was glad about its short runtime (though it seemed to be longer).Rating:
(From Tom's Random Reviews on October 3rd, 2010)
Member's TV Reviews
Firefly Marathon, a review by Tom
07. Jaynestown
Writer: Ben Edlund (Writer)
Director: Marita Grabiak
Cast: Nathan Fillion (Mal), Gina Torres (Zoe), Alan Tudyk (Wash), Morena Baccarin (Inara), Adam Baldwin (Jayne), Jewel Staite (Kaylee), Sean Maher (Simon), Summer Glau (River), Ron Glass (Shepherd Book), Gregory Itzin (Magistrate Higgins), Daniel Bess (Mudder), Kevin Gage (Stitch Hessian), Zachary Kranzier (Fess Higgins), Jordan Lund (Foreman), Bob McCracken (Well-Dressed Man), Ronald Craig Williams (Busker), John Jabaley (Bartender), Laura Niemi (Woman), Simon Brooke (Prod), Clement E. Blake (Mudder Elder)
A lot of great moments. I love the scenes between River and Book. How River is trying to fix the bible
And all that hair!
And I also like the Jayne storyline, where a town is celebrating him as a hero. Really funny is the scene where the crew learn about this while listening to the Jayne-Song.
Rating:
(From Firefly Marathon on February 28th, 2010)