Ninja Thunderbolt
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Both my wife and I absolutely loved Daniel Craig's final outing as Bond. It's got everything you'd want from a Bond film; locations, fights, gadgets, action, suspense but what elevates this movie above many other Bonds is the layers of emotion. You're genuinely engaged with the main protagonists and I've not seen a Bond move pack such an emotional wallop. Terrific!
It's been years since I've made a comment of a film on IMDb.com, but having read comments on here about Avatar being 'the greatest film ever made - period', 'Must be #1 on IMDb or so much more' or words to that effect I felt compelled to say a few words.
I saw Avatar yesterday in 3D and went with no expectations. First thing I have to say is that it is by far the most technically jaw dropping film I have ever seen. It is truly astonishing effects-wise and a visual feast. However, there are a very very long list I could write of better films - in fact the more I think of it, The Terminator, Terminator 2 and Aliens (films I have seen many times) are better films from the same director. As wonderful as visual spectacle that Avatar was, the story was so rehashed, weak and, I genuinely hate to say it, I found myself bored at point in this unevenly paced effort.
I would still urge anyone to see it and draw their own conclusions - it's a visual masterpiece but comes at the expense of a really good plot, story, character development etc. It's not a bad story by any stretch of the imagination but it's nowhere near good enough to merit the praise this film is getting. 7/10
I saw Avatar yesterday in 3D and went with no expectations. First thing I have to say is that it is by far the most technically jaw dropping film I have ever seen. It is truly astonishing effects-wise and a visual feast. However, there are a very very long list I could write of better films - in fact the more I think of it, The Terminator, Terminator 2 and Aliens (films I have seen many times) are better films from the same director. As wonderful as visual spectacle that Avatar was, the story was so rehashed, weak and, I genuinely hate to say it, I found myself bored at point in this unevenly paced effort.
I would still urge anyone to see it and draw their own conclusions - it's a visual masterpiece but comes at the expense of a really good plot, story, character development etc. It's not a bad story by any stretch of the imagination but it's nowhere near good enough to merit the praise this film is getting. 7/10
As an Englishman who's been living (and thoroughly enjoying my time) in Australia for the last 10 months, I saw 'The Dish' recently after it was recommended to my partner by her Aussie work colleagues.
And what a disappointing film it turned out to be. Not that it was a bad film as such - after all I've seen far far worse come out of Hollywood in the last 10 years - it's just that 'The Dish' never raises itself above the level of a reasonable one-off BBC Sunday evening TV drama, and a film of that nature is going to have a very hard time measuring up to the hype.
4/10
And what a disappointing film it turned out to be. Not that it was a bad film as such - after all I've seen far far worse come out of Hollywood in the last 10 years - it's just that 'The Dish' never raises itself above the level of a reasonable one-off BBC Sunday evening TV drama, and a film of that nature is going to have a very hard time measuring up to the hype.
4/10