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At 2 hours, 45 minutes, I thought I was going have to make this a 2 day movie, but I couldn't, it was impossible to put down. It is very refreshing especially for dashing the panic of the end of the weekend and that Monday is only a few hours away. Further, it encouraged me to make an evening pot of coffee. I bought it during a Claudia Cardinale buying spree and it is interesting to note that a movie made in the late 60s would have a woman in the top billing, especially since it has such he-men as Bronson, Fonda, and Robards. The photography is excellent, lots of classical techniques for excellent results. A 10.0.
Braveheart is a 1995 American epic historical fiction war film directed and co-produced by Mel Gibson, who portrays William Wallace, a late-13th-century Scottish warrior. The film depicts the life of Wallace leading the Scots in the First War of Scottish Independence against King Edward I of England.
I am sure I have seen this flick before, probably even noted it here......but it must have been back when I was drinking, so it is like new this time around. It's 1935, it is part of a serial, and provided you are not contaminated by MST3K (where if you are, as one commenter observed, such viewers are conditioned to slash any old movie), it is enjoyable to watch....especially if you don't have much time. One of the things about this flick is that there are sections of minutes of the surrounding scenery without any dialogue. Enjoy or zip through at your pleasure. A 7.0 but not so much for the story but more for the photography of back then, how they made a story fly, diabotical fates, and that Tarzan should be a man with a great body without an ounce of fat and a chiseled face.
Snatch (stylized as snatch) is a 2000 British crime comedy film written and directed by Guy Ritchie, featuring an ensemble cast; Benicio del Toro, Dennis Farina, Jason Flemyng, Vinnie Jones, Brad Pitt, Rade Sherbedgia,
& Jason Statham.
Japanese movie ONIBABA,woman with her daughter in law survived during war period by catching small rodents in the fields,dig up some roots and-
There is a hole in the field,they know their way around and jumped or go around it,but others do not .
Samurais fought nearby and when one died,they threw his body into the hole and took his armour,sword to town and sell for good money .
One day her son's companion came back from the war and told them her son died,but he hanged around and tried to seduce her daughter in law.
She did not like him but nothing she can do.
One day she ran into a high ranking blind samur
ai officer who asked her for help,as she walked in front of him,he said he always wear this devil mask as he is so handsome,he does not want to reveal his look.
when they came to the hole,she jumped right over it but he fell into the hole.
Days later,she figured he is dead,so she went down to strip his clothings and took the mask,it turned out he is badly disfigured.
she decided to try on the mask and went to see her daughter in law who is now shacking up with this man,she wants to scare them and it works.
when she came home,she cannot remove the mask
black and white movie,this is how people survived when there is no job and no man to support them.
I Still See You (2018) sci-fi, horror. RT hated it but it was pretty good.
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