Movie Reviews

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"Last week I watched Death Note: Re-light: Visions of God, which is a two-parter that ends with Death Note: Re-light: L's Successors. In this movie, we see the events that happened throughout the first major half of the Death Note anime series through the eyes of the death god Ryuk. For those who are not familiar with the anime series, it's about a school boy, named LIght ,who finds Ryuk's death note. A death note is a notebook that kills whoever's name is written in it. He is pursued by a mysterious detective called L and his team." - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

"Can a movie studio make money on a film based on an original and unfamiliar story, with no Hollywood superstars, a vanishing DVD market and a price tag approaching $500 million?" - Jason Huebel from Bookmarklet

Brüno bana hitap etmiyormuş, izleyip bunu gördüm. Borat'ı sevdiyseniz bir ihtimal bu filmden de hoşlanabilirsiniz. Aile bir kenara, arkadaşla dahi izlerken utanabileceğiniz sahneler içeriyor. - The Tournament, finali önceden tahmin edilebiliyor olsa da aksiyon sahneleri hayli doyurucu. Kötü de değil, klasik de... - Teeth, keşke filmden önce hikayesini okusaydım dedirtti. En azından siz okumadan izlemeyin. Oyunculuk desen o biçim. Bayat. - Numan Arda Çebi

O Teeth nasıl bir filmdir hakkaten (: - s1m0ne

En iyi 250 film (muhtemelen IMDb Top 250) için oluşturulmuş bir harita. - Müjdat Korkmaz from Bookmarklet

"The Weinstein Company has premiered the trailer Tom Ford's A Single Man, the critically acclaimed film which has been receiving extraordinary praise since its premiere at the Venice Film Festival. A Single Man stars Colin Firth, Julianne Moore, Matthew Goode, and Ginnifer Goodwin and will be hitting theaters in mid-December for a brief Oscar qualifying run. I've been waiting to see a trailer for it because I have no clue what it's about. And I've got to say, this looks phenomenal, and it's frustrating that I still haven't seen it yet. The cinematography looks gorgeous, I really can't wait to experience this on the big screen. Take a look!" - Amani from Bookmarklet

Tür: Comedy - Yönetmen: Walt Becker - Oyuncular: John Travolta, Robin Williams, Kelly Preston, Seth Green, Ella Bleu Travolta, Lori Loughlin, Matt Dillon - Numan Arda Çebi from Bookmarklet

Charles Darwin’in Türlerin Kökeni (The Origin of Species) tezini geliştirme sürecinde özellikle yakın çevresiyle yaşadığı sıkıntıları ve kendi dünyasında savaştığı çelişkileri konu alan Creation (Yaratılış), ingiliz yapımı bir film. Yönetmenliğini Jon Amiel’in yürüttüğü yapım Darwin’in günlükleri baz alınarak yazılmış ve temelde Charles Darwin’in bulgularının dinî dogmalarla çelişmesinin yarattığı aile içi problemlerini konu alıyor. - seda irengü özmen from Bookmarklet

Ben isme takıldım. Bizdeki tartışmalarda taraflar yaratılışçılar ve evrimciler olarak ayrılırken filmin adı bu bağlamda bana ilginç geldi. Ters köşeye yatırabilir :] - Onur Şimşek

"The Fourth Kind's unconvincing, irreverent UFOlogy gives this reviewer chills. The movie stumbles directly into the biggest problems facing the discussion and investigation of UFOs and alien abductions: missing evidence, too many coincidences, cover-up conspiracies and aliens that, given their high-tech know-how, are just plain dumb. [SPOILER ALERT: This article is filled with them.]" - Jason Huebel from Bookmarklet

"So the movie itself. I'm a huge fan of the Mark Millar/John Romita jr comic anyway, so to see the film so early felt like a massive coup, and I'm happy to tell you that this is the Kick-Ass film that Kick-Ass fans will want to see. It opens like the first comic virtually verbatim (I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't read them), but the film itself varies only slightly from the source comic, but the changes made by director Matthew Vaughan and screenwriter Jane Goldman ring true to the spirit of the comic, and never feel strange, in fact the changes made make the film seem logical and help some bring some of the wilder concepts down to earth. The comic sets out as a modern deconstruction of the superhero concept, with knowing nods to geekdom surrounding comics, and the film takes that idea and runs with. Littered with references to other superhero films from Batman, Superman and Spiderman (even the Spirit movie gets a hilarious nod), this feels like it is happening in our world,... more... - RAPatton

well, it looks like this might be my next special occasion costume. - Kittyburgers from IM

"The Men Who Stare at Goats sounds like an ethnographic documentary about the Bushmen of the Kalahari. But if you're expecting something like that, you're going to be surprised." - Mycaptain from Bookmarklet

“A reporter in Iraq might just have the story of a lifetime when he meets Lyn Cassady, a guy who claims to be a former member of the U.S. Army's First Earth Battalion, a unit that employs paranormal powers in their missions.” ~Source IMDb~ - Scratch5150

Looking forward to this one - Ahsan Ali aka. Slick

filmin fragani da yayinandi. - Cagdas Seichter

sanirim iki fragman yayinalndi simdiye kadar hatta ilk 5 dakikasi da yayinda. - Cagdas Seichter

"I won’t spoil the ending of the movie as it is one of the greatest and most ridiculous sequences concocted for the big screen within the last ten years. As it is a movie and needs to appeal to a wider audience there is more comedy and romance but it fits in beautifully. It is almost Superbad in places but without the gross out bits. The action sequences feel right. It was a little unnerving at first to see an 11 year old girl create so much carnage, but it is down right OTT enough not to have the censors screaming. The common sense of absurdity prevails and a lot of people die in this movie, but this isn’t like watching Black Hawk Down. You can watch Kick Ass more than once. The audience was completely into the movie. There was a lot of clapping and cheering. I took a non-comic book friend from work and he can’t wait to take his wife to see it once it comes in April. People will go see it two or three times when it comes out! Kudos to Vaughn and Millar. One of the most fun and entertaining movies I have ever seen. More importantly than that – it is a victory for the geeks! I can’t wait for a sequel!" - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Another really good review, but this one details all the changes, and boy I am surprised that they love it with so many changes. They give away a lot early on. - RAPatton

Screenshot from email shown above. Netflix is shipping my PS3 streaming disc today for delivery tomorrow. Anyone else getting one? - LANjackal

Something seems oddly amusing about this. - Cristo

Yeah, like why the heck you should need a *disc* for a streaming service? According to sources that requirement should be gone by next year, but I suspect it's because Sony's software delivery network for the PS3 doesn't support 3rd party stuff, OR the necessary server side/native PS3 app development hasn't been done yet, whereas the PS3 already has interactive BD capability built in. - LANjackal from IM

"The 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray and DVD of Say Anything came out yesterday, and to mark the occasion, numerous men with lots of free time dressed up in trench coats and hoisted boomboxes above their heads and marched throughout New York City serenading people with the strains of Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes," and a cover version of the same song by The Lloyd Dobler Effect." - LogEx from Bookmarklet

"To watch is to love, as we see in the scene where Damiel, having fallen for Solveig Dommartin’s trapeze artist, Marion, loiters in her trailer, and is galvanized when she begins undressing. He tries to touch her but cannot. Like James Stewart in Rear Window, the angel can only watch, and he is as much defined by his helpless voyeurism as we are in the audience. On one level, the angels are pure-hearted documentarians, bearing witness to life (cinema began as documentary, after all), yet their work is not action but attention. Is there a culpability inherent in the distance of being an observer? (Michael Haneke, among others, has clearly thought so.) Damiel is an idealized surrogate for us and our role, hypnotized and passive and all too human; and if Hitchcock’s film was about the anxiety of viewing, then Wenders’s is about its melancholy, its beauty, its final limitations." - triple t from Bookmarklet

Les Herbes folles, a valu au cinéaste Alain Resnais, né en 1922, un prix exceptionnel pour l'ensemble de son oeuvre lors du Festival de Cannes 2009. \\ NYT http://short.to/gxp3 : "Retraces the encounter between a dentist and amateur pilot whose bag is snatched and its contents thrown across a car park, and a solitary man with a troubled past who retrieves her wallet. The unlikely chance meeting of the two leads to a certain romantic dithering that unfolds in eight phases, corresponding to the rules of flying, and in particular the safety procedures before take-off." \\ stars Mathieu Amalric http://www.imdb.com/title... - Adriano

"Transformers 2, Harry Potter, Hannah Montana and James Bond spearhead new films-on-demand offering" - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

would you know specifically why screenings are currently prohibited in North America due to legal issues? And by the way, which Resnais films would you favor for a retrospective? [2009 entretien. Alain Resnais s'explique sur son rapport au roman, au théâtre et sur sa méthode: http://www.lemonde.fr/cinema...] - Adriano

I don't think there's a particularly active one. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF

Fair enough... - Tarmo Aidantausta

Cool, more movies should do this. - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet