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Time hasn’t been kind to The Fisher King, a bum’s view of New York during the doleful Dinkins years. Terry Gilliam’s film of Richard LaGravenese’s screenplay is a dystopian tour through NYC in its Hobbesian pre-Giuliani days. Yes, it’s still a great movie, albeit its whine doesn’t stand the tes…
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Robin Williams & Amanda Plummer kiss
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I loved the concept/story-line and the visual effects were stunning. Many people believe that this story helps youngsters better understand concepts of the soul, good vs. evil, etc. — but I found it a bit of an overwhelming whirlwind of special effects (they were great) and fantasy-laden charact… |
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Part 1 of the The Hobbit trilogy is an oft charming visual feast. Wait. Part 1? Trilogy? The Hobbit ain’t no trilogy! It is now, at the movies. Peter Jackson – Lord High Creator of the Lord of the Rings trilogy…
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Bilbo's Hobbit-Hole
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Middle-earth makes its final cinematic appearance in the richly satisfying conclusion to The Hobbit trilogy, putting paid to Peter Jackson’s once controversial decision to turn J.R.R. Tolkien’s slim novel into a three movie series. Nothing sparse about this finale, that’s for sure. In fact, …
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Swashbucklers: Evans & Bloom
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The elves dominate Hobbit 2. Coolest, prettiest, deadliest – they look especially good in the nearby poster. Orlando Bloom returns as Legolas; Evangeline Lilly joins as Tauriel, Chief of the Guards; moviestars both. But it’s not just martial elves that make this movie such a treat. Advent…
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The Fighting Legolas: Orlando Bloom
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The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was one of the most bizarre and imaginitive film I’ve seen… ever. It was executed very well, except for the pretty loose sory line. A lot of questions have to be asked at the end, but I won’t give examples since they’ll contain spoilers. Something very much w…
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Altrenate Poster
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There is no mistaking that this is an M Night Shymalan movie with its fantasy-action laden story. A bit overly dramatic use of Zen-like mystical powers, but then again – that’s why you’d go to see an M Night movie anyway, right? This movie won’t blow you away like the Avatar’s powers, … |
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