Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

2009-11-08

Clarifying question

If you lynch a vampire in Twilight and hang his intestines in the sun, do those intestines glitter?

2009-03-03

New agent in Eleventh Hour


Eleventh Hour follows the fast-paced life of Jacob Hood (Rufus Sewell), a special science adviser to the government, who, with his bodyguard, Rachel Young (Marley Shelton), not far behind, works against the clock to protect the world from the worst abusers of science.(Taken from TVRage.com because I'm too lazy to type)

So the show received a new member: Omar Benson Miller as agent Felix Lee starting from episode 14 of season 1! I like the guy, I hope you like him too!

2009-01-17

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa, wow!



William Petersen (playing Gil Grissom) will be replaced by Laurence Fishbourne in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

He has got some big shoes to fill but I'm OK with the switch! (And that's all that counts here. My opinion. He he)

2009-01-11

Law and Order: Special Victims Unit female lead actress

I saw 10 episodes of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit and never realized that the name of the female lead actress is Mariska Hargitay; probably because I always skip through the title sequence.

Despite her name she was born in Santa Monica, California. Her full name is Mariska Magdolna Hargitay and is the daughter of Miklós "Mickey" Hargitay actOR and former Mr. Universe born in Budapest.

2008-09-08

Max Payne - The Movie

AAAAHH, the music, the atmosphere

2008-08-12

Appaloosa trailer

Ed Harris, Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger and Jeremy Irons in the same western movie. That's all this movie needs...

2008-08-11

Ctulhu trailer

I am waiting to shit myself in the cinema. (This will be my first horror movie in a cinema)

2008-06-18

Movie tip of da day: Doomsday

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(28 Days Later + Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome + Escape from New York) / 3 = Doomsday, starring Rhona Mitra as Maj. Eden Sinclair.

It's a collection of clichés and Bentley commercials but it's a must see!

2008-05-22

Painkiller on Zero Punctuation

One of my favorite games was reviewed by Yahtzee Croshaw, The Escapist: Zero Punctuation.

2008-04-13

Revenge movie tip of the day

I realized that in the last four months I saw more revenge movies than ever. I always feel good after a good revenge movie (especially if the protagonist survives, not like in V for Vendetta) so feel free to pick from the list below:

2008-03-13

Hulk 2 is coming




Release Date:
June 13th, 2008 - Universal

Cast:
Ed Norton - Bruce Banner/The Incredible Hulk
Tim Roth - The Abomination
Liv Tyler - Betty Ross

2008-02-21

Movie tip of the day: Sleuth

On his sprawling country estate, an aging writer matches wits with the struggling actor who has stolen his wife's heart.

Few facts:

  • Remake of the 1972 movie with the same title
  • In the 1972 movie Michael Cane played the part of Milo Tindle; now Jude Law plays it and Michael Cane is Andrew Wyke
  • The film was shot entirely in sequence (thanks to imdb for the info)
  • Other smart things but they would be spoilers

2008-02-13

Zero Punctuation: Clive Barker's Jericho

In an older post I said that Clive Barker's Jericho is "a good game to play". This guy thinks otherwise:

2007-12-28

Not another sniper movie: Shooter

The movie Shooter is a very good movie. I would like to underline the very simple but also very important message of the movie, that was also the message of ALL the Steven Seagal and some Chuck Norris movies:

DO NOT FUCK WITH A RETIRED SNIPER!

Thank you for listening.

Ps: also do not fuck with a retired cop/marine/buddhist/forest ranger/businessman/...'s family/brother/dog/wife/best friend/best friend's wife!

2007-08-16

The tripper - Extra short movie review

The 2006 movie "The tripper" is one of the weakest horror movies I ever seen, but a shit load of hippies die in it.

2007-08-04

Movie tip of the day: Mr Brooks

Mr. Brooks is a very good movie. This was the first movie in this year in which I did not scroll not even 5 seconds with the mouse wheel (Yes try to imagine me in a cinema holding a mouse!).

Beside the excitement that I could view this movie from the perspective of a very clever killer, the movie was more enjoyable after realizing that I actually understand what the director wanted to suggest: that Mr. Brooks is a very complex man.
The complexity of the character is reflected by its family and especially a second personality, which cleverly fills in the blanks when needed, for example reads out loud a letter which is read silently by Mr. Brooks.

I am not writing any more about this movie, see it for yourselves. It is worth it!