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Talking of Nicholas Cage, against my better judgement I watched Ghostrider the other day.
That's two hours of my life I'm not getting back.
And what's with that bloody wig?
A decent enough film.
Drive Angry was great fun.
I’m so bored I might as well be listening to Pink Floyd
Self indulgent drivel. Shot to look good but no real story as such to get drawn in to, just a series of scenes stitched together. I know that's his style and I usually get it and most of the time love it, but this time no. The end sequence which attempted to tie things together was over the top and I felt uncomfortable watching it knowing the real story.
Brad looked cool as and I did laugh a few times so I'll give it 3/10.
Blade Runner is possibly my all time favourite film. I've seen it way too many times to count, probably know it inside out scene by scene.
I really like 2049. I think its a good sequel to the original. Seen it a few times now, enjoy it every time. Stunning visually as well. I have it in 4k, which is pretty darned good. A lot of subtle parallels to the original as well, on top of the obvious nods. I think they managed to capture a similar atmosphere too, which for me was the main thing about the 82 film- the overall vibe visual and audio
I liked it, thought it was really good.
Leonardo DiCaprio improbably survives in the north American wilderness in winter. Fantastic cinematography, but despite the apparent intensity of DiCaprio's acting and some of the events I found it uninvolving, two-dimensional and predictable.
6/10
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
A good old fashioned submarine based USSR vs USA tub thumper. Very much in the "Hunt for Red October" Tom Clancy vein without the obvious 'Crazy Ivan' stuff. Gerard Butler is a little more believable than previous efforts with seemingly a lot going on in his head (you can tell in the lingering face shots that he's the older experienced Captain who knows better than anyone else) - Gary Oldman is a shouty version of himself. Nice set pieces (if you like submarines especially).......huge reliance on BIG NOISY armaments & impressive technology.
Suspend belief and lose yourself for a couple of hours.
7/10
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