Intense is the one word I would use to describe this movie, but of course I need to provide more than that for the purposes of this exercise. The world has been waiting for Natalie Portman to deliver a performance like this ever since her debut in Luc Besson’s Leon: The Professional alongside Jean Reno and Gary Oldman back in 1994.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Black Swan - Movie Review
Intense is the one word I would use to describe this movie, but of course I need to provide more than that for the purposes of this exercise. The world has been waiting for Natalie Portman to deliver a performance like this ever since her debut in Luc Besson’s Leon: The Professional alongside Jean Reno and Gary Oldman back in 1994.
Iron Man 2 - Movie Review
This sequel to the surprise smash hit of 2008 finds Tony
Stark/Iron Man (still played perfectly by Robert Downey Jr.) achieving great success having single handedly “privatized
world peace”, but at the same time is struggling with the fact that the arc
reactor embedded in his chest to keep him alive is also slowly killing
him.
The Book of Eli - Movie Review
This movie was an early contender to be one of my favorites but I thought it might get lost over the course of the year’s releases since it had a January release date. I was most impressed with how visually striking this movie was. Every scene was beautifully shot and it seemed like each frame could have made for a movie poster quality image. The Hughes brothers were definitely on their game and a special nod goes to director of photography Don Burgess.
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Ray Stevenson
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
The Warrior's Way
This is one movie you most likely haven't seen and have probably never heard of. I had no idea what to expect other than the preview
trailer featured a striking visual style and the promise of an action-packed
story. Somehow this movie turned out to be so much more than I had expected it
to be.
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