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Certified Copy, a review by dfmorgan
Year: 2010 Director: Abbas Kiarostami Cast: Juliette Binoche, William Shimell OverviewWatched: 28th May 2010 My Thoughts44 Inch Chest last night maybe I should have watched a less cerebral film as I feel that there is something deeper within this film that has completely washed over me and I will have to watch this one again, hopefully I'll be more receptive. My Rating: For now a 2 Editted to close italics (From Dave's DVD/Blu-ray Reviews on May 29th, 2011) Flash Gordon, a review by Tom
Stars: Sam J. Jones as Flash Gordon Melody Anderson as Dale Arden Max Von Sydow as The Emperor Ming Topol as Dr. Hans Zarkov Ornella Muti as Princess Aura Plot: Ming the Merciless is out to destroy the earth and only one person can stop him! Flash Gordon (Sam J. Jones) is zapped from Earth into a sci-fi adventure on planet Mongo with his beautiful companion Dale (Melody Anderson). In an attempt to put an end to Ming the Merciless' plans to destroy the Earth, Flash battles Ming's goons and declines the advances of the luscious Space Princess Aura (Ornella Muti). With the help of Prince Barin (Timothy Dalton) and Prince Vultan (Brian Blessed) Flash Gordon takes the Ming empire by storm... Awards: Nominated:
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My Thoughts: Some really campy fun. I only knew Flash Gordon from the "Defenders of the Earth" cartoon and the only thing I knew about this movie was the great title song by Queen. I was surprised to see Timothy Dalton here. This was before his stint as James Bond and then he already was very much like I know him from recent roles like in "Hot Fuzz" and "Looney Tunes: Back in Action".Rating: (From Tom's Random Reviews on May 22nd, 2011) Tom's Random Reviews, a review by TomTitle: Welcome to the N.H.K.!: Collection Part Two Year: 2006 Director: Rating: NR Length: 300 Min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.78 Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo, Japanese: Dolby Digital Stereo Subtitles: English Stars: Plot: Sato really thought he could do it... Ever since he figured out that his miserable excuse for a life was actually the fault of a ruthless television network set on reprogramming its viewers, Sato's been trying his hardest to create a real life for himself. Unfortunately, one of the biggest problems with evil programs is that they keep getting rerun over and over! Now, with his romantic relationships in a state of disaster, his game demo flopping and his economic situation hitting a new all-time low, a part time job selling products inside the virtual world of an online game may be Sato's only salvation. But can virtual success lead to real world happiness, or will even simulated social intercourse prove to be too much for Sato to handle? Life gets messy as the terms "tuning in" and "turning on" take on whole new meanings in the second and final collection of Welcome to the N-H-K!! Awards: Scene Access Trailers My Thoughts: I also really enjoyed the second half of this series. I can really recommend this series. Although I have read the manga in the past (and also the novel), for some reason I didn't enjoy them very much. Because of this I do not remember much of them. On the one hand the storylines did feel really familiar, but on the other hand, it felt like watching something new. Maybe the material is better suited as an anime (as I thought when buying these DVD sets), or I just didn't like the style of the manga, but I really enjoyed watching this series and makes me want to give the manga another chance. So I probably will re-read it soon.
(From Tom's Random Reviews on January 17th, 2010) |