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Tag Archives: hollywood
Skyscraper (2018) Review
There are a few instances in life in which the movie Skyscraper is an ok movie to watch. When you’re entering your sixth hour in an intercontinental flight, for example, and your brain has degenerated to a vegetative state. Or, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwayne Johnson, film, hollywood, movie, Neve Campbell, review, Skyscraper, thriller
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Losing interest in writing movie reviews because of sloppy Hollywood storytelling.
My “book and movies” blog is slowly turning into a “book” blog and I am not happy about it. But I am losing some interest in writing movie reviews. The cause is that with most newly released movies I am … Continue reading
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) Review
The park got destroyed. Now dinosaurs roam the island. Professional hunters are paid to put the dinosaurs in cages and transport them to the mainland. Sounds familiar? Yeah, for the first hour, Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom follows Steven Spielberg’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Pratt, dinosaurs, Fallen Kingdom, film, hollywood, Jurassic World, movie, review, science fiction, SF
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Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell – The Disaster Artist (2013) Review
The book about the creation of the movie The Room and about its writer and director, Tommy Wiseau. The Disaster Artist, the book, is an amazing addition to the film The Room (2003). First of all, it clarified the big … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Non-fiction
Tagged book, Greg Sestero, hollywood, James Franco, non-fiction, review, The Disaster Artist, The Room, Tommy Wiseau
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Score: A Film Music Documentary (2017) Review
9/10 I’ve been a great fan of film music ever since I was a teenager, and there was a magical period in high school in which a couple of friends and I exchanged all the film music that we could … Continue reading
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Tagged documentary, film, Hans Zimmer, hollywood, John Williams, movie, review, Score: A Film Music Documentary
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American Made (2017) Review
7/10 This is what Tom Cruise does best. Let him prance around in fancy shirts and sunglasses. Let him smirk at people, stare into their eyes and ask them to trust him. This is much better that what he got … Continue reading
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Tagged American Made, crime, Domhnall Gleeson, Dominic Cooper, film, hollywood, movie, review, Tom Cruise
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The Mummy Returns (2001) Revisited
6.5/10 It is said that the British Queen Mum felt addressed by the title of this film, and she joked that the movie posters announced her arrival wherever she went. The Mummy Returns starts out just like its predecessor: with … Continue reading
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Tagged Brendan Fraser, Dwayne Johnson, film, hollywood, movie review, movies, Patricia Velasquez, Rachel Weisz, review, The Mummy Returns
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The Mummy (1999) Revisited
7/10 The Mummy. A film “only” 17 years old, but so much has changed in these 17 years, especially in Hollywood. Watching The Mummy again now feels like unearthing some ancient, dust-covered relic from the aeons-dead crypts of Universal pictures. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arnold Vosloo, Brendan Fraser, film, hollywood, horror, movie review, movies, Rachel Weisz, review, The Mummy
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Top 5 movies that I had no interest in seeing this summer
Top 5 movies that I had no interest in seeing this summer The Secret Life of Pets Honestly, the animation looked bad. It looked like it lacked all inspiration. And not just the animation, the storyline and the characters as … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Movies
Tagged animation, Ben-Hur, cinema, film, hollywood, Jason Bourne, movie review, movies, Now You See Me 2, Tarzan
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Star Trek Beyond, A Hologram for the King & Everybody Wants Some!!
A Hologram for the King (2016) 6/10 Tom Hanks has a midlife crisis and is filled with anxiety. He travels to Saudi Arabia as a businessman to present something to the king, but nothing really works out. I read that … Continue reading