R-F bomb dropped in the subtitles. and violence. the scifi kind.
Always nice taking a look into what other countries like. This Korean 2006 film is the... top movie? I dunno, it's a popular movie over in South Korea. Maybe in North Korea too. Nevermind. Probably not. Anyways. The Host (I heard from a somewhat reliable source that the korean translates more into The Monster) is about a big bad monster attacking Korea and whatnot. This is a pretty good movie, even though I had to read subtitles, it wasn't bad, the graphics were alright, and the storyline was solid enough, it even had some comedy in their. This movie kind of reminded me of Cloverfield, but I would definitely rank this above that, oh and don't worry, it's not a Cloverfield type camera angle. So long story short, I would recommend this to Cloverfield fans, or just monsters atatcking cities in general. Resident Evil fans will also like this, similar quarantine type stuff happening, all and all this is like Cloverfield meets Resident Evil. So enjoy. Oh, and I'm not even gonna bother adding the name of the cast in the tags. Maybe someday.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
American Psycho-6.6/10
R-Heavy blood, and nudity, language. This is a pretty heavily R rated movie...
Yikes. Now if this movie didn't have a thin coat of dark comedy over it, I would be deeply disturbed. Instead I am only somewhat disturbed. Christian Bale (Dark Knight) stars in American Psycho. Meet Patrick Bateman, CEO of some business, who obsesses over everything. Such as in one scene, comparing business cards, pretty funny stuff. Now Meet Patrick Bateman after hours, a bloodthirsty psychopath, whom still is obsessive. Now this is an okay movie, Bale, as always, plays the role well, and the storyline is solid enough, but what I liked most was the ending, why? *spoiler alert* Because even after all is said and done, including his full out confession, he gets away with it, against his will. Oh, and Reese Witherspoon plays his fiancee, and fans of the band 30 Seconds to Mars will recognize Jared Leto, who plays the character Paul Allen. I would recommend this movie to fans of Bale, as well as fans of just thriller kind of movies. Is this thriller? I guess not.... Horror? No... Mystery? Hmm...
"I'm gonna go return some videotapes" - Patrick Bateman
Yikes. Now if this movie didn't have a thin coat of dark comedy over it, I would be deeply disturbed. Instead I am only somewhat disturbed. Christian Bale (Dark Knight) stars in American Psycho. Meet Patrick Bateman, CEO of some business, who obsesses over everything. Such as in one scene, comparing business cards, pretty funny stuff. Now Meet Patrick Bateman after hours, a bloodthirsty psychopath, whom still is obsessive. Now this is an okay movie, Bale, as always, plays the role well, and the storyline is solid enough, but what I liked most was the ending, why? *spoiler alert* Because even after all is said and done, including his full out confession, he gets away with it, against his will. Oh, and Reese Witherspoon plays his fiancee, and fans of the band 30 Seconds to Mars will recognize Jared Leto, who plays the character Paul Allen. I would recommend this movie to fans of Bale, as well as fans of just thriller kind of movies. Is this thriller? I guess not.... Horror? No... Mystery? Hmm...
"I'm gonna go return some videotapes" - Patrick Bateman
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
StarWars III: Revenge of the Sith-7.3/10
PG-13-scifi violence. gotta love it. also a... burning corpse scene
Ahh yes, Star Wars. This is George Lucas's most recent, and possible last, star wars film. No Duh. Now I have a theory on Star Wars. Either you can stand it or you can't. I can stand it, and surprised myself with how many lines I knew when I watched this lt night. I'll give this movie props on its beginning. Cut's right into the action. And then it slows down. If it's one thing this movie sucked with was Anakin's and Padme's conversations. I was starting to fall asleep by instinct whenever those two were together. But nonetheless it did a good job combinig old Star Wars with new Star Wars. This movie includes Hayden Christiansen (Shattered Glass), Ewan McGregor (Moulan Rouge? is that how it's spelled?), Samuel L Jackson (this guy is in loads of stuff), and Natalie Portman (uhh...). So. It's Star Wars, so if you like Star Wars, you've probably already seen this. And if you don't like Star Wars you probably don't want to.
"Not from a Jedi"
Ahh yes, Star Wars. This is George Lucas's most recent, and possible last, star wars film. No Duh. Now I have a theory on Star Wars. Either you can stand it or you can't. I can stand it, and surprised myself with how many lines I knew when I watched this lt night. I'll give this movie props on its beginning. Cut's right into the action. And then it slows down. If it's one thing this movie sucked with was Anakin's and Padme's conversations. I was starting to fall asleep by instinct whenever those two were together. But nonetheless it did a good job combinig old Star Wars with new Star Wars. This movie includes Hayden Christiansen (Shattered Glass), Ewan McGregor (Moulan Rouge? is that how it's spelled?), Samuel L Jackson (this guy is in loads of stuff), and Natalie Portman (uhh...). So. It's Star Wars, so if you like Star Wars, you've probably already seen this. And if you don't like Star Wars you probably don't want to.
"Not from a Jedi"
Monday, February 1, 2010
Princess Mononoke-8.6/10
PG-13 -It's animated, guys, how bad can it be? A couple not too bloody severed limbs, and some other bloody scenes.
Me and anime go waay back. At one point I was borderline obessesed with it. But no longer. I have severed my ties and only for legitmately good material is my interest revived. Such as in this Miyazaki animation, Princess Mononoke. This movie is about this small village warrior who becomes cursed after an encounter with a raging demon. He doesn't very much like the idea of ebing cursed and sets off on a quest to remove it, becoming much more involved in a greater issue. It is a good movie. the dubbing is decent and the animation is quite nice. Keep in mind this includes little elements that would make only die hard anime fans enjoy it. I in fact know several non-anime fans who enjoy this movie. But in the long run, fans of Miyazaki, and adventure movies 'n all that good stuff will enjoy this. If you are, like I have been, a complete anti anime kind of guy, watch this. Miyazaki makes anime look good.
Me and anime go waay back. At one point I was borderline obessesed with it. But no longer. I have severed my ties and only for legitmately good material is my interest revived. Such as in this Miyazaki animation, Princess Mononoke. This movie is about this small village warrior who becomes cursed after an encounter with a raging demon. He doesn't very much like the idea of ebing cursed and sets off on a quest to remove it, becoming much more involved in a greater issue. It is a good movie. the dubbing is decent and the animation is quite nice. Keep in mind this includes little elements that would make only die hard anime fans enjoy it. I in fact know several non-anime fans who enjoy this movie. But in the long run, fans of Miyazaki, and adventure movies 'n all that good stuff will enjoy this. If you are, like I have been, a complete anti anime kind of guy, watch this. Miyazaki makes anime look good.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Back from the Dead
Yeah... So December was a pretty dead month. And I apologize. I'm sure my viewer(s?) were widely dissapointed. If not later this month, this blog will be officially jumpstarted in February. I'm sure all of you know how holidays can be kind of crazy, and although they were not responsible for my lack of posts I will fully blame them for my lack of posts. Because that's what I do.
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