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Rango, a review by dfmorgan
Year: 2011 Director: Gore Verbinski Cast: Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher, Ned Beatty Overview: Get ready to tango with RANGO, a winner with critics and audiences that's "wildly imaginative and wonderfully animated" (Box Office Magazine). Johny Depp is spectacular as Rango, a kooky pet chameleon who gets tossed into a wild and raucous town in desperate need of a hero. Refreshingly original with eye-popping animation, RANGO is "a truly hilarious film" (The Sun). Watched: 3rd. Sep 2011 My Thoughts: An excellent fun animation with an off-beat take on the western genre. All the voice acting came over well, I will admit though to only definitely recognising one without reference to the cast listing and that was Ray Winstone as Bad Bill. My Rating: An excellent 4 (From Dave's DVD/Blu-ray Reviews on September 4th, 2011) Darby O'Gill and the Little People, a review by AntaresDarby O'Gill and the Little People Year: 1959 Film Studio: Buena Vista Film Distribution Company, Walt Disney Productions Genre: Family, Comedy, Classic, Fantasy Length: 91 Min. Director Robert Stevenson (1905) Writing Lawrence Edward Watkin (1901)...Written By H. T. Kavanagh (1876)..."Darby O'gill" Stories Cinematographer Winton C. Hoch (1905) Music Oliver Wallace (1887)...Composer Stars Albert Sharpe (1885) as Darby O'Gill Janet Munro (1934) as Katie O'Gill Sean Connery (1930) as Michael McBride Jimmy O'Dea (1899) as King Brian Kieron Moore (1924) as Pony Sugrue Estelle Winwood (1882) as Sheelah Sugrue Walter Fitzgerald (1896) as Lord Fitzpatrick Denis O'Dea (1905) as Father Murphy Review101 Dalmatians, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and Bambi are just a few of the animated film projects released by Disney to both critical and box office success, and upon which most of the fond remembrances of childhood are based. As equally important were the live action features that were being filmed at around the same time. The Absent Minded Professor, The Shaggy Dog and Song of the South were also profitable at the box office, yet seemed to have faded into the background as the years have passed. Another film which has slid somewhat into obscurity is Darby O'Gill and the Little Peoplethree years before the shaken, not stirred martiniRatings Criterion (From Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959) on February 12th, 2010) Tom's Random Reviews, a review by TomTitle: Andy Richter Controls the Universe: The Complete Series Year: 2002 Director: Rating: NR Length: 417 Min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.78 Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo, Commentary: Dolby Digital Stereo Subtitles: Stars: Andy Richter Paget Brewster Irene Molloy Jonathan Slavin James Patrick Stuart Plot: The rules of comedy are about to be broken in Andy Richter Controls The Universe, one of the funniest sitcoms in TV history. A bored writer of instruction manuals, Andy spends his office hours daydreaming about what his life could, should and ought to be. Starring in his outlandish fantasies are his unlucky-in-love boss Jessica (Paget Brewster), best buddy Keith (James Patrick Stuart), quirky pal Byron (Jonathan Slavin) and Andy's secret object of desire, Wendy the receptionist (Irene Molloy). Featuring the Emmy®-nominated series' 14 episode run – plus 5 that were never shown on network TV – this it cutting edge lunacy at its irreverent best, a mirth-quaking 10 on the Richter scale! Extras: Closed Captioned Commentary Featurettes My Thoughts: When Andy Richter left the Late Night Show with Conan O'Brien, he started this great (but sadly short-lived) comedy series. It has a great cast. I especially liked Jonathan Slavin as Andy's new collegue Byron. Paget Brewster is really beautiful in this series. The main gag in this series is, that you always see something really strange happening, which turns out to be Andy's imagination, followed by his "...this is what really happened". Episodes:
(From Tom's Random Reviews on May 24th, 2009) |