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Oppenheimer
8.39
Oppenheimer
Sissy
6.17
Sissy
The Innocents
7.08
The Innocents
Miss Marvel
6.27
Miss Marvel
Deadstream
6.48
Deadstream
Hellraiser
5.97
Hellraiser
Smile
6.57
Smile
Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time
8.09
Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time
Thor: Love and Thunder
6.26
Thor: Love and Thunder
Obi-Wan Kenobi
7.07
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Climax
6.98
Climax
Drive My Car
7.59
Drive My Car
Prey
7.18
Prey
Solar Opposites
7.98
Solar Opposites
Everything Everywhere All at Once
7.810
Everything Everywhere All at Once
The Boys
8.68
The Boys
Mistress America
6.75
Mistress America
L'Incroyable Alligator
6.18
L'Incroyable Alligator
Plan B
6.79
Plan B
Star Wars, épisode III : La Revanche des Sith
7.67
Star Wars, épisode III : La Revanche des Sith
Star Wars, épisode I : La Menace fantôme
6.57
Star Wars, épisode I : La Menace fantôme
S.O.S. fantômes: L'héritage
7.07
S.O.S. fantômes: L'héritage
Heartstopper
8.59
Heartstopper
Bob's Burgers: Le Film
7.09
Bob's Burgers: Le Film
Mademoiselle
8.110
Mademoiselle

Lists10

  • Toshirô Mifune and Machiko Kyô in Rashomon (1950)
    My Japanese Film Diary
    • 143 titles
    • Public
    • Modified Apr 12, 2024
  • Kate Ashfield, Nick Frost, and Simon Pegg in Shaun of the Dead (2004)
    Big Messy Clump of Movies I Love
    • 92 titles
    • Public
    • Modified Jul 05, 2022
  • Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad (2008)
    TV Shows I have Watched Every Episode Of.
    • 57 titles
    • Public
    • Modified Dec 06, 2021
  • Gimyohan gajok (2019)
    October 2021: Let's Get Spooky
    • 60 titles
    • Public
    • Modified Oct 31, 2021
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Reviews35

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Iron Man 2

Iron Man 2

6.9
7
  • Apr 27, 2010
  • Not up to the standard the first set, but still one to check out.

    Two years ago, the first Iron Man movie was released, becoming a surprise critical and commercial success. So, naturally, a sequel was inevitable. The question was, can the sequel fulfill what seems to be the code for comic book movies, and top the first? The answer: Not quite. But that is not to say it was a bad movie at all. It just falls short of great. One of the main issues of the movie was the pacing. There were many points where it lagged, leaving you simply waiting for the next scene. It just felt a little padded out. It just didn't feel as well put together as the first.

    Of course, the movie had many good points as well, including Robert Downey Jr pulling out his charisma again as Tony Stark and Mickey Rourke embracing his dark side to play a pretty good villain. Not to mention Don Cheadle doing a fine job stepping into the role of Rhodey that Terrence Howard playing in the first, with this time the character having a much bigger and better role. When the action scenes do finally arrive, they are generally a whole lot of fun, with the exception of the big villain fight, which was sadly very anti-climactic. A big complaint from some people about the first movie was that it had a disappointing villain with a mediocre final fight. Well, Iron Man 2 had a really cool villain, but an even more mediocre final fight. The visual effects were just as good as the first film, but also seemed to be used a lot less.

    Also joining the cast list was the likes of Scarlett Johansson, Sam Rockwell and the director Jon Favreau, as Natalie Rushman, Justin Hammer and Happy Hogan respectively. Johansson did a decent job, not bringing a whole lot to the role, but basically all that was needed for the character. Favreau being in the movie was pretty unnecessary, with his character being basically the same sort of offsider that Favreau played in Daredevil. As Justin Hammer, Rockwell did well playing a sleazy Stark competitor.

    In closing, the movie is worth checking out, but make sure you don't go in expecting the first movie again. I personally enjoyed myself, despite feeling occasionally bored. I feel that it was the sort of movie that will seem better on repeat viewings, when I'm not just waiting to see when they will give us another action scene. Not that I am only interested in action scenes, it's just that as I said before, certain parts of the movie just lagged a little too long.
    Dragon Ball Z : L'Histoire de Trunks

    Dragon Ball Z : L'Histoire de Trunks

    7.8
    10
  • Nov 21, 2009
  • A whole different Dragon Ball experience.

    As far as entries in the Dragon Ball universe go, this one is kind of unique. Taking place in the alternate future of Trunks, a world torn apart by the merciless Artificial Humans, where almost all the warriors are gone, along with the Dragon Balls, and nearly all hope. Only two warriors remain, Gohan, now a grown man, continuing the legacy of his father, and Trunks, the teenage son of Vegeta and Bulma, who is training in hopes of becoming a Super Saiya-jin.

    What makes this movie truly unique in terms of the Dragon Ball franchise, is that death has a lot more meaning here. The majority of the time in the series, when a character dies, it's kind of hard to get emotional about it, because you know as long as the Dragon Balls are around, they will likely be all right in the end. This fantastic TV special shows us what would happen without them. There is also no Goku, save for a small scene of him dying from a heart virus at the start.

    With a run time of only about 50 minutes, there is not a whole lot of time to go into too much depth, but it definitely tells you the story that it intends in that time, fitting a fair amount of story into it. We get several of most intense fight scenes of the whole series, which probably owes to the short length, since they wasted no time on time filling power up scenes, as the main series often did.

    As usual the voice acting (Japanese) is of a high quality, with Nozawa's voice give adult Gohan a newfound maturity, and Takeshi Kusao plays Trunks well. As far as villains go, Artificial Humans #17 and #18 are brilliantly malicious and evil, treating humans as mere toys for their enjoyment. Being a TV Special, the animation is pretty much at the same standard set by the series, not bad in any sense, but far from groundbreaking.

    In the end, the special definitely has a lot to offer, and fans of the series should definitely love it. There is plenty of intensity and emotion, and many memorable scenes. The special portrays Gohan in a new light, very different from his usual timid nature, which has seemed to annoy some fans. Despite being a TV special, it remains one of my favourite parts of the series, which is rare for material that hasn't come from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama. I'd call this one Toei Animation's greatest achievements in the Dragon Ball franchise.
    Story of Ricky: Les aventures de Riki-Oh

    Story of Ricky: Les aventures de Riki-Oh

    7.0
    9
  • Nov 20, 2009
  • Like the love-child of Bruce Lee and Peter Jackson.

    First of all, I have no idea if the director's intent was to make this movie as laughably brilliant as it is. I'd like to say yes, but who knows. Maybe he wanted to make a serious movie with a lot of violence. To be honest, I kind of doubt it. Either way, there's no way I can argue with the endlessly entertaining end result. A ridiculous orgy of overacting, over the top violence and martial arts. The kind of movie you would get if Bruce Lee starred in Bad Taste. If this sounds good to you, don't even bother reading the rest of the review, go out and find the movie now.

    The movie is filled with cheesy gore galore. It contains pretty much every form of violence you could ever think to put into a movie. I won't go into any detail, since every gory scene is so… imaginative (for lack of a better word), that to give any details of them away would definitely take away from the surprise and the sheer entertainment of these ridiculous scenes. But of course, none of this means anything without a certain quality of acting…and I don't mean a good one. Luckily, there isn't a quality actor in sight! Fan Siu Wong fills every scene with his over the top mannerisms and laughable emotions. It truly deserves to stand alongside the likes of The Evil Dead and Bad Taste.

    I would call the character of Ricky one-dimensional, if his character had any consistency at all. One minute he'll be punching holes in villains begging for mercy, the next he will be claiming that he does not wish to hurt anyone. But in a movie like this, does it really matter? In the end, if you're a fan of Asian cinema, or stupid amounts of gore, or like me, both, you really don't have to look any further. Get a bunch of friends together, grab the DVD and have yourself one hell of a good time. Low budget gut spilling at its best.
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