As last weekend we got to see quite a lot of films (yes, I'm a bit behind on my reviews folks), this year we skipped the cinema and opted to catch up on films I've missed last year. One I've been wanting to see is Warrior, and when I read this enthusiastic review on Thursday, …
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Classic Flix Review: Brute Force (1947)
Welcome all and sundry to another guest review of a film I caught quite by accident. Courtesy of Turner Classic Movies late into a dark and stormy summer night. The film Brute Force is exceptionally intriguing in more ways than one. With a screenplay by Richard Brooks, who had assisted on Burt Lancaster's earlier, The Killers, excellent direction by Jules Dassin and B&W camera …
FlixChatter Review: The Artist
Every once in a while a film comes along that ends up becoming the 'talk of the town' so to speak. This year, that film is this The Artist. I've been waiting to see this since I saw the trailer last May. A silent black and white film in this day and age is obviously …
FlixChatter Review: Mission Impossible – Ghost Protocol
It's been a while since the last time I was excited to see a Tom Cruise movie. I was intrigued when the first trailer came out, but it's this featurette that got me hooked! Yes, The Dark Knight Rises prologue was a major factor of course (more on that on tomorrow's Weekend Roundup), so those …
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FlixChatter Review: HUGO (2011)
Set in 1930s Paris, an orphan who lives in the walls of a train station is wrapped up in a mystery involving his late father and an automaton. Based on a historical fiction by Brian Selznick, The Invention of Hugo Cabret This project wasn't really on my radar at all until I saw the trailer …
Guest Review: Extreme Prejudice (1987)
Special thanks to my pal Kevin a.k.a Jack Deth for another in-depth review! Make sure you check out his profile page under FC Contributor's tab and find out more about his love for film. 'Extreme Prejudice' is a little known gem directed by Walter Hill and written by John Milius, an updated drugs-across-the border western. …
Guest Post: Cold of Metal, But Warm of (Animated) Heart
Special thanks to Le0pard13 (aka Michael Alatorre) – the sharp-witted blogger of It Rains ... You Get Wet | » Follow Michael on Twitter ... I've gone to my fair share of animated movies in my lifetime. However, I have to confess when I've taken my children to see these, sometimes they (my kids) are …
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