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Robocop Review

Movie ReviewsBy Neil WeakleyFebruary 19, 2014Leave a comment

There are things that surprised me about this new Robocop remake, and things that didn’t. Of course, the most surprising thing was that someone had actually decided to remake Robocop at all; ultimately, a film that least needed to be remade. How the Hell do you improve upon perfection, which is precisely what the original Verhoeven masterpiece of satire happens to be? Not surprisingly, you don’t.

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The Monuments Men Review

Movie ReviewsBy Neil WeakleyFebruary 13, 2014Leave a comment

This is a film I was looking forward to.  My interest in art, a stellar cast, so much potential to be informative and fun; all these things piqued my interest and gave me hope. Alas, expectations can be a bitch.

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An Adventure in Space and Time Review

DVD Reviews, Movie ReviewsBy CJ JohnsonFebruary 10, 2014Leave a comment

Über-prolific Brit’s Brit Mark Gatiss would be an international treasure if only for his writing and acting on Sherlock, let alone for such gems as his History of Horror three-part masterpiece (check it out!). But unfortunately, despite his heart almost certainly being in the right place, Gatiss – perhaps out of sheer lack of hours in the day – has turned in, and thus caused to be filmed, a wretched script in An Adventure in Space and Time, a brilliant idea terribly executed.

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The Searchers: Making of an American Legend Book Review

Movie ReviewsBy Ben TahijaFebruary 1, 2014Leave a comment

In 1836, near the heart of Texas, a young girl named Cynthia Anne watched as the adult members of her family were murdered and butchered by a raiding band of Comanche Indians. She, along with other young family members, was then taken by the group of warring Comanche. Learning of the massacre and the abduction, the girl’s uncle committed himself to rescuing his surviving kin from the grasp of the savages. This single event set in motion a story that would play out for more than a century.

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I, Frankenstein Review

Movie ReviewsBy Neil WeakleyJanuary 29, 2014Leave a comment

It’s a movie that has a similar look as the Underworld films and only about as good as the worst of those. That’s not saying a great deal, I’m afraid, yet, I, Frankenstein still isn’t the worst film I’ve seen, or even likely the worst we’ll see this year. Oh, three cheers to the Hollywood crap machine.

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