BraveHawk
Entrou em jan. de 2005
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Classificação de BraveHawk
Swimsuit is a mockumentary about a fictional chemical company deciding to put out a swimsuit issue, in order to capitalize on sex selling their products. This company sells everything to toxic water, chicken nuggets, toilet paper, faulty breast implants. You name it, they screw it up. The rest is just "documenting" the process of making a swimsuit catalog.
This movie is mildly humorous. Although I never really laughed out loud, there is some genuinely funny moments from their "alcoholic photographer" Jeremy Hollister (Oliver Muirhead). Hollister is by far the funniest character in the movie. Looking back honestly, although I was looking for a comedy, something I thought would be like Drop Dead Gorgeous or something, I only stuck around for the hot women in bikinis. Mainly, for the insanely hot supermodel, Sandy Scotland (Suzanne Lanza), and super groupie but equally hot Roxy Randall (Dawn Ann Billings). Others worth mentioning are Amber Montana Dakota (Heidi Mark), a model known only as "A" (Sandra Purpuro) and Russian model, Svetlana (Olga Vodin).
Again, there were some mildly interesting and funny parts but I think I was led astray by the NR Rating. This could easily have been a PG. 5.5/10
This movie is mildly humorous. Although I never really laughed out loud, there is some genuinely funny moments from their "alcoholic photographer" Jeremy Hollister (Oliver Muirhead). Hollister is by far the funniest character in the movie. Looking back honestly, although I was looking for a comedy, something I thought would be like Drop Dead Gorgeous or something, I only stuck around for the hot women in bikinis. Mainly, for the insanely hot supermodel, Sandy Scotland (Suzanne Lanza), and super groupie but equally hot Roxy Randall (Dawn Ann Billings). Others worth mentioning are Amber Montana Dakota (Heidi Mark), a model known only as "A" (Sandra Purpuro) and Russian model, Svetlana (Olga Vodin).
Again, there were some mildly interesting and funny parts but I think I was led astray by the NR Rating. This could easily have been a PG. 5.5/10
The Last Shot is a supposedly true story about the FBI, undercover on a fake film set, known only to the few agents involved, trying to lure in an unsuspecting mobster in order to arrest him. With the actors and actresses involved, I expected more. A lot more, actually. While this was not a bad movie, I was still a bit disappointed.
Director Steven Schats (Matthew Broderick) and fake producer Joe Wells (Alec Baldwin) are making a movie called Arizona, which Schats and his brother happened to write. Along the way, Wells, AKA FBI Agent Joe Devine is talking the FBI into going further and further into actually shooting the movie until it seems that the FBI is actually interested in offering Devine a 3 picture deal.
Meanwhile, the casting is beginning and actually getting the attention of worthwhile movie stars, most notably Emily French (Toni Collette). Toni is visually stunning in this movie.
This movie was not too hard to watch, but still, I thought the talent could have made something much better. I miss the charismatic Broderick of Ferris Beuller. Most of the humor seemed to be of low value shock attempts, with the constant cursing. I am not against it, but in this case, it just seemed more childish and cheap than funny. Overall, not too bad but there are plenty of better movies to choose from. 6.5/10
Director Steven Schats (Matthew Broderick) and fake producer Joe Wells (Alec Baldwin) are making a movie called Arizona, which Schats and his brother happened to write. Along the way, Wells, AKA FBI Agent Joe Devine is talking the FBI into going further and further into actually shooting the movie until it seems that the FBI is actually interested in offering Devine a 3 picture deal.
Meanwhile, the casting is beginning and actually getting the attention of worthwhile movie stars, most notably Emily French (Toni Collette). Toni is visually stunning in this movie.
This movie was not too hard to watch, but still, I thought the talent could have made something much better. I miss the charismatic Broderick of Ferris Beuller. Most of the humor seemed to be of low value shock attempts, with the constant cursing. I am not against it, but in this case, it just seemed more childish and cheap than funny. Overall, not too bad but there are plenty of better movies to choose from. 6.5/10