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

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

MOVIE REVIEW:: Crazy, Stupid, Love.

This is one of those movies that you hope will be good and live up to the commercials. Only as it continues you find yourself mentally working on a list of things to do around the house or what you still need to do at work. And before you know it you have wasted 2 agonizing hours of your life!

That is how this movie went. The actors have no chemistry and the story lines drag. The movie never gets going and the actors struggle to deliver their bunch lines. It is almost as if they only agreed to do this movie for the paycheck.

To put this in prospective, this is not a movie that you can see over and over again and expect it to get funnier. As Jack Nicholson once said "It is as good as it gets".

Crazy if you think about seeing this movie!

Stupid if you bought a ticket against your better judgment, because you will not Love it!!

Don't bother for the Blue Ray. Get it only to give away at a White Elephant party

Friday, August 27, 2010

The Impact of Movies

While most movies are mass-produced entertainment and escapism, there are some that have had a profound impact on culture. Whether intentionally or not, some films have brought social issues to light, affected laws, forwarded ideologies both good and bad, and generally changed the course of history through their impact on society. Such as Super Size Me,Morgan Spurlock’s debut documentary finds its director undertaking an experiment to see what will happen if he eats only food from McDonald’s for an entire month. Along with this stunt, which results in Spurlock gaining more than twenty pounds and experiencing depression and liver damage, the movie also investigates the ways that fast food is marketed, and the culture of poor nutrition and addiction that the restaurants promote.



The film was wildly successful, and immediately helped to re-ignite public concern over the obesity epidemic. Less than six weeks after its release, McDonald’s discontinued the “Super Size” option at all of its locations (though the restaurant would later deny that this move had anything to do with the film), and since then they have made steps to include healthier alternatives on their menu.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

The Hurt Locker

Will you die to save others?

I have watch this movie just recently and it makes me realize if there is really this kind of person who is willing to save other people risking his own life and most specially he doesn't know whether this people he is trying to save are those people who also want them dead. They say this movie is based on a real story so this means that there are really lot of bomb threat in the country where they were assigned.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

One Piece

One of the longest running anime movies that I've seen is the One Piece. One piece was been running for almost 10 years now and they already made box office of their 10th year anniversary movies the One piece Movie 10 Strong world that make huge profit on his first day of launch in japan gaining 400 million yen for his first week and they will expecting more than that when they will release the DVD and CD version of the movie all over the world breaking another record of movie film industry. Imagine how one imagination and creativity in writing and drawing such a good stories conquer the attention of the worlds cartoon fanatics.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Often Overlooked Gem

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