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Master of Darkness Magic, a review by JimmyTitle : Master of Darkness Magic (2004) Overview A group travels into the woods to find some mysterious magic abounds. My Impression Wich word can I used to describe this film? grandiose, gorgeous, wonderful, awsome, thrilling, action filled, masterpiece, .... Of course none of them This film is simply cheap, ridiculous and idiotic. Think of a bunch of idiot who had played "Dungeon & Dragons" way too many time and decided to play the game for real. But there is a catch : The game master isn't really good and had a hard time to came with some ideas to make the game interesting... So we have a thief, a mage (she knows only one magic that is missile), a priest (even more annoying than Richard Simmons) trying to reach the level 4, an overweight fighter who can't win a fight against a flying sword (don't get excited this is really ridiculous to watch), an old wizard who looks like Merlin (he can cast only one magic also, Fireball) and a Necromancer who is supposed to be the bad guy but isn't because he kill the villagers to build an army of lame zombie to fight against a dark knight who wants to open the gates of hell to bring the armageddon to the forest kingdom (No it isn't that awesome... but I try to make it sound like). Bad acting, cheap effect, bad sound (it goes from one speaker to another, the sound works one speaker at the time so the other is full of parasite and distorsion), the actors look embarrassed to be in this, .... Not at the level of The Sorority since I've laught almost all the film and, at least, one of the actress is a cute French Canadian girl... Rating : (I can't rate something so ridiculous) (From Jimmy's 2009 Horror Marathon on October 5th, 2009) Pocahontas, a review by CritterPocahontas (Musical Masterpiece Edition) Year: 1995 Director(s): Mike Gabriel, Eric Goldberg Run Time: 81 minutes Plot: The daughter of a Native American tribe chief and English soldier share a romance when English colonists invade 17th century Virginia. Cast: Irene Bedard - Pocahontas (voice) Judy Kuhn - Pocahontas (singing voice) Mel Gibson - John Smith David Ogden Stiers - Governor Ratcliffe / Wiggins John Kassir - Meeko Russell Means - Powhatan Christian Bale - Thomas Linda Hunt - Grandmother Willow DVD Extras:My ThoughtsMy Rating (From Critter's Animated Film/Anime Marathon on December 8th, 2009) The Flash Marathon, a review by addicted2dvdThe Flash Marathon Image: A tricky reporter handcuffs herself to The Flash in attempt to get an exclusive. Episode 17 - Captain Cold The iceman cometh! A hit man who uses a freeze gun to put people and objects in deep cryo-cold takes on a new job: put The Flash on ice. Guest Stars: Vito D'Ambrosio as Bellows Biff Manard as Murphy Michael Champion as Captain Cold Lisa Darr as Terri Kronenberg Mike Genovese as Lt. Warren Garfield Jeffrey Combs as Jimmy Swain My Thoughts: This is a good episode. The Flash gets his own "Mr. Freeze" character. The episode has a few chuckles and plenty of action. My Rating: (From The Flash Marathon on April 26th, 2010) |