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Dracula 2000, a review by addicted2dvdDracula 2000 My Thoughts: This is one I haven't seen in a quite a while. Is one I enjoyed alot.... but not one I would call a favorite. I would say it is an above average vampire movie. I really liked how they combined the vampire legend with religion... thought it was very strong and well done here. If you never seen this movie I would definitely recommend it. (From Weekend Movie Marathon: Vampires on February 17th, 2008) Nana, a review by TomMOVIE / DVD INFO: Title: Nana Year: 2005 Director: Kentaro Otani Rating: NR Length: 114 Min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85 Audio: Japanese: Dolby Digital 5.1 , Japanese: PCM Stereo Subtitles: English Stars: Mika Nakashima Aoi Miyazaki Hiroki Narimiya Yuta Hiraoka Tomomi Maruyama Ken'ichi Matsuyama Plot: My Thoughts: After seeing the Death Note movies (and really enjoying it) I was searching the net for live-action versions of other mangas. This one was the only one I could find besides Death Note which had generally good reviews. I do not know the manga this movie was based on but this doesn't matter. I quite enjoyed this movie. I found it well-acted and captivating even though I usually do not particularly like this type of movie. I even had a tear in my eye in the last scene of the movie And I was surprised when I read Ken'ichi Matsuyama's name in the end credits. He played L (my favorite character in Death Note). I didn't even know he was in this movie. I didn't recognize him, but it could be because I wasn't looking out for it. Rating: After the success of this movie they made a sequel. Of what I have read so far it was a big let down. They even had to recast some of the major roles. Nevertheless I will buy it The first movie I had bought as RC1 (it just has been released there). The sequel is not yet available as RC1. The Hong Kong release has English subtitles though. But now I have a problem: I am still missing $10 for my order at yesasia.com to get free shipping. Any recommendations? (From Tom's Random Reviews on April 26th, 2008) Tom's TV Pilots marathon, a review by Tom
Plot: The world's favourite detective has emerged from the fog... this is Sherlock for a new generation. Sherlock 1.01 A Study in Pink Writer: Steven Moffat (Writer), Steven Moffat (Created By), Mark Gatiss (Created By), Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Original Material By) Director: Paul McGuigan Cast (From Tom's TV Pilots marathon on March 25th, 2012) |