goldfinger2a-2

I have just seen Van helsing and could not wait, never mind what these unknown American critics say, what do they know....it`s the box office that matter and l will see this film again and again because there is so much going on...the little in jokes to Bond and Q, Star Wars, the old Universal B/W....it`s all there, and all those great Monsters in one film.....l hope there is a sequel....l thought Hugh Jackman was a great hero, and a fiesty female assistant in her own right...go and see it and make those critics eat their words...(if it was all in one colour and done in a foreign language they would have said it was a wonder film and very arty....)this is a great fun film, enjoy....



10 out of 10

WARNINGS......l got this film in the bargain bucket at my local video shop, and have not bothered about it for over a week, last night l decided to just look and see....l kept watching, and watching, and got really into it, it`s a great underated film, far superior to Mel Gibson's SIGNS...AJ Buckley...(not heard of him before) did a great job as the main lead character, Stephen Baldwin and Billy Zane have only minor roles but add to the film well...down side...what did the silly girl go outside for a smoke for when she knew there were "things that go bump in the night".....but l would recommend this film to all..and give it



8 out of 10

Yes it is eerrrrrrmmm! when does it start...nice photography, good music, great acting, but where is Master and Commander going...first 10 minutes some action then for the 1 hour and 15 minutes talk talk talk with little or no action, then about 10 minutes at the end...

Mind you no one could have played the Master like Russell Crowe has, he held that film together, well it sure wasn't the director, to be honest it was a bit of a mess, but nice to see Ian Mercer (Gary Mallet) from Coronation Street in a small part...well marks out of 10...

1 for Photography...2 for the acting, 1 for the music total 4, big dissapointment...