
The Bank Job - 2008
What It Is: Dramatization of a real-life 1971 bank robbery.
What I Thought: A damn fine hiest film.

Hell Comes To Frogtown - 1987
What It Is: Post-apocalyptic cult film starring Rowdy Roddy.
What I Thought: Terrible enough to be pretty fun.

Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte Des Loups) - 2001
What It Is: Werewolves vs. Native American martial artists, in 18th century France.
What I Thought: Ridiculous...ly awesome!

Night Hawks - 1981
What It Is: Stalone the cop chases Rutger the arsonist.
What I Thought: Good cop movie with a good villain.

Princess Mononoke (Mononoke-Hime)- 1997
What It Is: Anime about nature vs. industry/humanity.
What I Thought: One of the best Anime films ever!

Hard Boiled (Lat Sau San Taam) - 1992
What It Is: John Woo's last film before Hollywood.
What I Thought: Ranking #5 for the highest on-screen body count, what the fuck do you think? One of the greatest action films ever made!

Falling Down - 1993
What It Is: The Warriors with a shirt and tie.
What I Thought: Funny and frightening in the best possible way!

The Quest - 1996
What It Is: Van Damme and Roger Moore in a pulpy adventure flick.
What I Thought: Enjoyable when not taken seriously.

Perfect Creature - 2006
What It Is: The vampire film The Breed should've been.
What I Thought: Weak plot, gorgeous movie.

Planet Earth - 2006
What It Is: Most expensive nature show ever.
What I Thought: Best nature documentary ever!

The Beastmaster - 1982
What It Is: Classic sword and sorcery flick.
What I Thought: A little cheesy, but very very fun.

Targets - 1968
What It Is: Aging Boris Karloff vs. a psycho sniper.
What I Thought: A darkly enjoyable classic.

Doomsday - 2008
What It Is: Another Underworld/Equilibrium/Resident...
What I Thought: Just as good/bad as the movies it rips off.
3 comments:
doomsday was fucking horrible. i mean, can we please make up our minds what fucking era we wanna be in?? are we post apocalyptic or are we in fucking camelot? absolutely ridiculous. i haven't been so pissed after seeing a film in theatres since 30 Days of Night. not even Malcolm McDowell could save this one.
now, after bashing Doomsday, i wanna say how much Brotherhood of the Wolf fucking rawked... i saw that one in 2001 when it was released, and i was totally impressed. i thought it was a very visually pleasing film and the story was good as well. very very cool.
and one last comment, i have to say that Falling Down is a really great movie also... i had never heard of it until it was recommended to me years ago back in indy, but after watching it i had to own it. the scene where he goes in the restaurant to try and buy breakfast... priceless. michael douglas at his best.
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