Vampires. Several creatures of the legends speak to the rights of terror on a more fundamental level. Since then the days of silent movies, when FW Murnau chilled audiences with Nosferatu, a creepy, atmospheric adaptation of Bram Stoker Dracula, cinema-goers were entranced at the vampires on the big screen. In a world of blockbuster success […]
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The real Blackbeard raid ships up and down in the Carolina and Virginia coasts, in his ship, Queen Anne’s Revenge. Scientists have access to the captain’s journal entries, which, in their view, show that Blackbeard would shoot his own ship, if it was boring, and to keep his people liquored rum, or they would revolt. […]
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In a sense, Paul Hogan in the movie clear of the 1986, in conjunction with the series of commercials he has done for the Commission for Australian tourists around the same time helped put Australia on the international map - but by reducing the Australian national Export-related mythology of the ‘jolly bushman’, Hogan has created […]
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Douglas is a mildly corrupt cop (take it, of course, but he also races motorcycles to earn a few bucks to work), but we should forgive it because it to pay alimony and child (despite the fact that the wife of to be much better). While closing in the internal affairs of our pal Nick […]
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Black hole is a simple yet another disaster movie. This time, as you can guess from the title, this is a giant black hole that threatens all of humanity (or at least, all in St. Louis). For some reason, it just seems to be an “expert” is trying to figure out how to stop it. […]
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Saving Private Ryan in 1998 introduced a new era war films. Gone are bloodless fairy tale which depicted gallantry on the battlefield as a place where courage is the fruit of victory. Replacing their stories back to the gritty reality of the struggle - violence, bloody, terrible and chaotic. Images of severed arms, fountaining blood […]
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Then we thought: first draft Sigal latest direct-to-video actioner “Black Dawn” were Muslim terrorists as villains, because it does not make sense that Chechnya bunch of teenagers (they look like teenagers with facial hair, in any case, ) trying to blow up Los Angeles with a suitcase nuke. The reason is that the CIA killed […]
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Glen Morgan to the Black Christmas is not just last until the 1974 cult classic that this deliriously entertaining love letter to the whole genre of 70 and 80 in slasher movies. In his highly creative murder sequences and twisted sense of humor, he plays not as a slasher film, as most of them were […]
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Her personal life may be in trouble, but, professionally, Nicole Kidman has never been hotter. With a pair of high-profile features 2001 (Moulin Rouge, The Others) on her resume, Kidman stepped from the shadow of her former husband’s attention, and let it shine directly on the flaming red underlines. Kidman has made birthday girl, beginning […]
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Unusual Hitchcock movie in many ways, including that it is little hint of the plot twists, Birds of Hitchcock masterpiece entry at the end of the harvest of the 50 films in the monster. At least that is one way to look at it. Another example is, as a precursor, to the extent it was […]