Category Archives: Movie Reviews

Last Tango in Paris (1973) Direcor: Bernardo Bertolucci Metro Golden Myre (MGM) Marlon Barndo, Maria Schneider After humanity entered the condition called post-modernity where there is no certainty in human relationships, what man experiences today is a pure psychological rupture. The present turmoil in the life-world mostly insists individuals to embrace death as a mode [...]

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Shrek (2001) Directed: Andrew Adamson/ Vicky Jenson Mike Myers, Eddies Murphy, Cameron Diaz We always encounter the very opposite of what we expect. It is very natural that in the popular cartoon- animated movie Shrek (2001) ‘the unexpected’ becomes the Real (impossible to imagine). Princess Fiona was expecting her handsome ‘Lord’ to come and rescue [...]

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What makes the movie Cast Away (2000) by Robert Zemeckis remained in our hearts for a long time is the fact that Chuck, the protagonist, after so many adventures and personal losses, returns the FedEx parcel to the right destination with a note ‘this parcel saved my life’. By this time, this parcel might not [...]

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Too depressive to watch? The Road (2009), directed by John Hillcoat is actually a great and exceptional post apocalyptic movie with a serious and realistic approach on “how would people survive if there would be a total devastation of natural resources” The movie gives us a simple answer – we’re all doomed! Watch it online! The [...]

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Too much of blue for disaster? I think that Waterworld is kind of an underrated movie. Well from the stand point of post-apocalypses genre the movie does less than the Road for example. However if you compare its time and 35 mm spectacle – yes the Waterworld is a cope with Mad Max 2! First [...]

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Django Unchained (2012)   1      Production year: 2012 2      Country: USA 3      Directors: Quentin Tarantino 4      Cast: Amber Tamblyn, Bruce Dern, Christoph Waltz, Don Johnson, James Russo, Jamie Foxx, Jonah Hill, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kerry Washington, Kurt Russell, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Carradine, Samuel L Jackson, Zoe Bell “Django Unchained” is a western drama film produced in [...]

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Ang Lee, who is originally from Taiwan, has successfully visualized the original, Life of Pi written by Yann Martels. This mythical novel becomes a wonderful drama on screen. Lee is one of the most bravest and flexible directors in film industry; starting from humanity comedy (The Wedding Banguet,1933), martial art film( Crouching Tiger,2000) , science [...]

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La belle Verte (The Green Beautiful)  is a 1996 French film written and directed by Coline Serreau and starring Serreau, Vincent Lindon and Marion Cotillard. A woman from a distant planet travels to Earth, where she intends on helping  people through her superior knowledge, so it can become a better planet. In her  planet their [...]

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Rubber-Cop? It’s not a robot! A new Robocop re-make is coming to our twisted and raped by re-makes screens on February 7, 2014 Gentlement, let’s become fools and assholes waiting in long lines for a first press-release. The Bat-cape is going to be in CGI? First of all, it doesn’t look like a robot! I [...]

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The return of JCVD on a big screen after decades and decades of commercial fails and promotional cliches is a big event for his fans. Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Van Damme himself is going to prove his last point of his career in his definitive picture titled Universal Soldier – Day of Reckoning. It looks  like Sylvester [...]

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