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Whatever the reasons Dan O'Bannon somehow refused make a sequel, so the producers invited Ken Wiederhorn to take ahead the whole project writing and directing, enforcing an ultra-comic setting instead merely horror as its forerunner, it presumably was the main reason of bad reviews from the critics, then right off the bad the producers had to dealing with at its released time, indeed nowadays this second picture was the less appreciated of the entire trilogy.

So in humor oriented many walking dead strangely answers the radio, recognize the living among others oddities, also James Karen becomes a scariest-weepy character, worst in the whole acting a widespread louder screaming, therefore upon such rubbishness some characters stand out as the little boy Michael Kenworthy that was casting after exhaustive searching and the hilarious doctor Philip Bruns and finally Thom Mattews, Marsha Dietlein and Dan Ashbrook just had a standard act.

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First watch: 2001 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-Blu-Ray / Rating: 6.

Who-knows-what Jason Patric didn't became a mega star likewise their fellow mates from its generation as Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp, Kiefer Sutherland among others, in this plot about forgery of a missing Rembrandt's painting has a promising premise indeed, however it boils off due several technical mistakes and mismatches committed by the screenwriter Jordan Katz & director John Badhan concerning the self-called old missing painting, right off the bat it so hard to believe someone tries ageing a painting without be notice by experts, worst the unthinkable court room trial where is allowed to indict proves the painting is really yours at judgment hall in one hour only, it goes beyond of borderline of insanity.

Moreover Jason Patric's character is hard to swallow for the audience in cranky mood with whoever it is in harshly words, also concerning the old paintings stating all them as irrelevant, due the buyers have paying millions just for painter's signature, a kind of expensive autography, in others words nowadays have so good painters than pastimes, it triggers somewhat a kind of loathing in the overbearing modern painter, to worsen a lame screenplay undermines the offering, Bahan would be more carefully regarding the leading character's approaching, he's plenty juvenile, it explains that such picture never be released in Brazil, I'd recorded it from cable TV!!

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First watch: 2000 / How many: 3 / Source: Cable TV-DVD-R / Rating: 6.

Upon a famous Joyce Cary's novel wrote while in Nigeria in early 20th century about a native man self-called Mr. Johnson (Maynard Eziashi) who embodies subservient African working by British empire which believes as true Englishman somehow disdaining his own people and their cultural mores, in exchange a better position among the colonial masters, furthermore, at his natural sharp intelligence the pushy man trying help his British commanding officer and road-builder Harry Rudbeck (Pierce Brosnan) bringing damages for both in a criative handling accounting.

Even throw out of his job the tireless Mr. Johnson keeps going supporting another British trader Sargy Gollup (Edward Woodward), meanwhile cheating to obtain financial benefits over his womanizer boss, among others scams, it doesn't take to long for an upcoming tragic event where the greedy Mr. Johnson has to pay hard price, it somewhat enlightens a true overview regarding the harmful & positive impacts on foreign colonialism in Africa, just to mourn a lousy DVD print offered to sale in Brazil a true crying shame.

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First watch: 2025 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7.25.