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Tag Archives: UK
Die Another Day
The spy who went into the cold Pierce Brosnan continues to bring his gifts to the role of James Bond, and for that we can be thankful. However, the screenwriters have let him down a bit this time. To be … Continue reading
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Tagged car chase, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, John Cleese, Movie, murder, Pierce Brosnan, Review, sci-fi, sequel, spy, super car, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, UK, vehicle chase
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The Others
Who else is in the house? No, it’s not a belated sequel to the 1972 Canadian horror hit The Other, but it explores similar edge-of-your-seat supernatural territory. Spanish director/writer/composer Alejandro Amenábar spent a few years developing this Cruise-Wagner Production. His … Continue reading
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Tagged ghosts, haunted house, horror, kids, Movie, Nicole Kidman, noir, Old Dark House, paranoia, psychic phenomena, Review, UK
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Gorgo DVD
Wait til Mama comes home Director Eugene Lourie, working in the field created by Cooper and Schoedsack for King Kong, created the template for the modern giant monster movie in the 1950s, and then went on to become one of … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged action, Bill Travers, carnival, DVD, Eugene Lourie, explosions, giant monster, Ireland, kaiju, monster, Movie, Review, sci-fi, sea serpent, UK, William Sylvester
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My Son the Vampire DVD
Old Mother Riley meets Bela Lugosi Bela Lugosi had seen better days. In the early 1930s, he was in all his glory, cruising on his amazing triumph in Dracula, both on the stage and screen. He threw lavish parties, smoked … Continue reading
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Tagged Bela Lugosi, black & white, coffin, comedy, Dracula, DVD, fantasy, gadgetry, horror, hypnosis, John Gilling, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, musical, Review, robot, sci-fi, supervillain, UK, vampire
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Devil Girl From Mars DVD
Mars needs men Once I get my time machine perfected, one of the first trips I want to make is back to England in the early 1950s, if only to be in the audience for the stage production of Devil … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, DVD, gadgetry, Hazel Court, Movie, Review, robot, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, UK, zap gun
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Peter Pan DVD
Girls will be boys Unfortunately, as with most of children’s literature at this point, many people today believe Peter Pan to be a creation of the Walt Disney Company. This video release of the original 1924 film, from an original … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Anna May Wong, Betty Bronson, black & white, crocodile, DVD, fairy, fairy tale, fantasy, James Wong Howe, mermaid, monster, Movie, pirate, Review, silent, swordplay, UK
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Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Bulletspotting I hardly know where to start in singing the praises of this blood-soaked but hilarious British crime comedy. A promising first feature from writer/director Guy Ritchie, it’s a non-stop joy from start to finish.
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Tagged action, blood, comedy, fire dance, gangster, gun fu, Guy Ritchie, hatchet, Jason Flemyng, Jason Statham, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, Sting, UK, Vinnie Jones, you-axed-for-it
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GoldenEye
Bond is back – 007 strikes Gold again In the 1960s, James Bond movies represented the height of hipness and sophistication in pop entertainment. Sean Connery’s portrayal of Ian Fleming’s super secret agent appealed to just about everybody. Men wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, action, adaptation, explosions, Famke Janssen, gadgetry, gun fu, James Bond, Judi Dench, kung fu, Movie, murder, Pierce Brosnan, Review, Russia, Sean Bean, sequel, spy, superhero, UK, vehicle chase
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Judge Dredd
Not the People’s Court This movie is based on a British comic-book that started before a lot of you were born, so I’m sick of hearing about how it’s so “derivative”. The concepts, look and character have influenced Road Warrior, Bladerunner, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Armand Assante, blood, cops & robbers, Diane Lane, explosions, future, gadgetry, gun fu, Ian Dury, Joan Chen, Jurgen Prochnow, Max von Sydow, metropolis, Movie, murder, mutants, prison, psycho killer, Review, Rob Schneider, robot, sci-fi, superhero, supervillain, Sylvester Stallone, UK, zap guns
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