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The Road Warrior, a review by AntaresThe Road Warrior Year: 1981 Film Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures, Kennedy Miller Entertainment Genre: Action, Science-Fiction, Adventure Length: 95 Min. Director George Miller (1945) Writing Terry Hayes (1951)...Written By George Miller (1945)...Written By Brian Hannant (1940)...Written By Producer Byron Kennedy (1952) Cinematographer Dean Semler (1943) Music Brian May (1934)...Composer Stars Mel Gibson (1956) as Max Bruce Spence (1945) as The Gyro Captain Michael Preston (1938) as Pappagallo Max Phipps (1939) as The Toadie Vernon Wells (1945) as Wez Kjell Nilsson (1949) as The Humungus Emil Minty (1972) as The Feral Kid Virginia Hey (1952) as Warrior Woman Review Thanks to the advent of Cable television and pay movie channels like HBO, obscure films from around the world would be given an audience that most movies of previous years could never attain. As the quantity of channels increased, so too did the demand for quality programming to fill the schedules of these new networks. At the time, the Big three networks had a strangle hold on the American viewing public, and also on the second run broadcasts of the hit movies of the time. But the Walls of Jericho would soon start to crumble, as HBO, Showtime and Cinemax would offer Americans something that CBS, NBC and ABC could only dream of; Uncut and un-censored films. American television audiences would follow the dangling carrot of nudity, profanity and non-commercial interruptions, which had been removed for their welfare and well being, to the new promised land of pay-per-view programming. One obscure Australian film would set the path for many other foreign and independent films to follow, as repeated telecasts on these pay services would launch it into cult status and make a star out of Mel Gibson. The Road Warrior was the sequel to a small successful film in Australia called Mad Max, about a cop in the Australian outback whose family is murdered by a roving band of belligerent bikers, and whom he subsequently seeks revenge upon. While Mad MaxAliens, The Terminator I & II and Die HardThe Road Warrior and see how a great action film is made. Review Criterion4 Stars - Historically important film, considered a classic. (From The Road Warrior (1981) on May 12th, 2010) Lesbian Vampire Killers, a review by TomTitle: Lesbian Vampire Killers Year: 2008 Director: Phil Claydon Rating: 15 Length: 87 Min. Video: Widescreen 2.35 Audio: English: DTS HD Master Audio, Commentary: Dolby Digital Stereo Subtitles: English Stars: Mathew Horne James Corden Paul McGann Myanna Buring Silvia Colloca Plot: Award winning comedy-duo James Corden and Mathew Horne (Gavin & Stacey) decide to escape their problems and head to Wales for a weekend of debauchery. Things don't quite go according to plan and they find themselves stuck in a village where all of the women have been enslaved by a legendary vampire curse. As the night unfolds the boys have to put all of their fears (and dreams!) behind them in order to rise to the challenge of becoming Lesbian Vampire Killers. Extras: Commentary Featurettes Fletch-Meister Music Videos Scene Access Swear Reel Trailers Webisodes My Thoughts: After I had seen it at the FantasyFilmFest, I have written here:"A hundred times more fun than Doghouse. This movie doesn't take itself remotely serious, which was the right direction to go. Where Doghouse thinks of itself as a second "Shaun of the Dead" and failing miserably, this one knows that it is far from it and just wants to have fun. It is far from being a good movie, but it has been the most fun of the ones I have watched so far at the current FantasyFilmFest." I still enjoyed this movie, but I liked it much better when watching it in a theatre full of film buffs laughing their asses off. Rating: (From Tom's Random Reviews on October 27th, 2009) DC's Legends of Tomorrow, a review by addicted2dvd
Stars: Victor Garber as Dr. Martin Stein Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer/The Atom Arthur Darvill as Rip Hunter Caity Lotz as Sara Lance/White Canary Franz Drameh as Jefferson Jackson/Firestorm Ciara Renee as Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl Falk Drameh as Carter Hall/Hawkman Extras:
My Thoughts: This is a show that hooked me from the pilot episode. I enjoyed every mnute of it and liked that they introduced most of the characters on other series so I was already used to the characters and who was playing them. This is definitely a series I would recommend to a superhero fan. Even if they did mess with the Firestorm character a little too much in my opinion. Running only 16 episodes... the first season is also a little on the short side. But well worth the watch. Rating: (From November Movie Marathon: Superhero / Comic Book Movies on November 1st, 2016) |