Visually impressive? Check. Minorities speaking in broken English? Check. Plot devoid of originality? Check! No, it's not Avatar, (well it could be,just not on this occasion) it's Streetdance 3D, the latest film to jump on the street dancing bandwagon (See: Step Up, Step Up 2: The Streets) except unlike the others, this is set on the mean streets of London. And by mean streets, I mean a fancy ballet academy. Streetdance is a gritty, dramatic and realistic social commentary in which two groups of youths from contrasting upbringings must put their differences aside in order to win the most hallowed and prestigious UK Street Dance Final. Serious shit, I know!
Friday, April 9, 2010
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Best Movies of the 2000's - My shortlist.
This is my list of films that I will be considering for my list of the top ten, possibly top twenty, of the last ten years. Please leave your suggestions and opinions in the comments section below. The final list will be posted this day week!
Again, please feel free to leave suggestions and opinions in the comments sections.
300
8-Mile
Amélie
American Psycho
Anchorman
Batman Begins
Bourne Trilogy
Casino Royale
Cast Away
Catch Me If You Can
City of God
Cloverfield
The Dark Knight
The Departed
Donnie Darko
Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Garden State
Gladiator
Harry Potter series
Hellboy
Howl's Moving Castle
Juno
Kill Bill I
Lars and The Real Girl
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Little Miss Sunshine
The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy
Lost In Translation
Me and You and Everyone We Know
Mean Girls
Memento
Motorcycle Diaries
Napoleon Dynamite
No Country for Old Men
The Notebook
Pan's Labrynth
Oceans 11
Oldboy
Requiem For A Dream
Shaun of the Dead
Sideways
Speed Racer (happy Eamon?)
Spiderman
Spirited Away
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Star Trek
Thank You For Smoking
Up
Wall-E
Watchmen
The Wrestler
Zoolander
8-Mile
Amélie
American Psycho
Anchorman
Batman Begins
Bourne Trilogy
Casino Royale
Cast Away
Catch Me If You Can
City of God
Cloverfield
The Dark Knight
The Departed
Donnie Darko
Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Garden State
Gladiator
Harry Potter series
Hellboy
Howl's Moving Castle
Juno
Kill Bill I
Lars and The Real Girl
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Little Miss Sunshine
The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy
Lost In Translation
Me and You and Everyone We Know
Mean Girls
Memento
Motorcycle Diaries
Napoleon Dynamite
No Country for Old Men
The Notebook
Pan's Labrynth
Oceans 11
Oldboy
Requiem For A Dream
Shaun of the Dead
Sideways
Speed Racer (happy Eamon?)
Spiderman
Spirited Away
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Star Trek
Thank You For Smoking
Up
Wall-E
Watchmen
The Wrestler
Zoolander
Again, please feel free to leave suggestions and opinions in the comments sections.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Movie Madness update.
A long overdue update of the films I've seen from this list.
- All the Rockys
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- The first 3 Rambos
- Fargo
- Independence Day
- Trainspotting
- Dawn of The Dead (2005)
- Casino
- North By Northwest
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Movie List update!
Firstly, apologies for the inconsistency of posts. I've been really busy with my comedy. On which, thanks to anyone who showed up for any of my gigs! :)
Anyhoo, quick update on my movie challenge. For those who didn't see my original post on the the topic click here.
So in the last month and a bit I've seen:
I'm quite happy, as that works out at about one movie a week. That average may drop in the coming weeks with study and what not, but once May hits, it'll be 3 a week hopefully.
I've also seen Watchmen (twice as of this posting) and Benjamin Button. Watchmen, I will review soon, just waiting for more people to see it so I can spoil it for as little people as possible. Regardless, it is the best film I've ever seen, and if you haven't read the comic, and you can, READ IT FIRST. It is the greatest comic ever written!
Anyhoo, quick update on my movie challenge. For those who didn't see my original post on the the topic click here.
So in the last month and a bit I've seen:
- Rambo: First Blood
- First Blood Part 2
- Rambo 3
- Rocky
- Rocky 2
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- Trainspotting
- Dawn of The Dead (2005)
- Independence Day (well enough of it to know not to trust mid-1990's Macs) I get the feeling I'm missing some.
I'm quite happy, as that works out at about one movie a week. That average may drop in the coming weeks with study and what not, but once May hits, it'll be 3 a week hopefully.
I've also seen Watchmen (twice as of this posting) and Benjamin Button. Watchmen, I will review soon, just waiting for more people to see it so I can spoil it for as little people as possible. Regardless, it is the best film I've ever seen, and if you haven't read the comic, and you can, READ IT FIRST. It is the greatest comic ever written!
Monday, January 5, 2009
Film Review: Attack Girls Swim Team Vs. The Unliving Dead
Well it's a Japanese zombie movie set in a large girls school, (the school is large, not a school for larger girls), which appears to have around ten students and three teachers. As the title suggests the film involves the school swim team and newcomer to the school, Aki. When the students and teachers are injected with what they think is an vaccine shot, they turn into slightly-more-intelligent-than-run-of-the-mill zombies.
It is then up to Aki and her team mates to rid the school of the zombies. Oh yeah, one more thing, there is a LOT of schoolgirl boobage! A lot! Now to that add some weird hypno-sex and lesbian sex scene and you've got yourself one of the best 'so bad it's awesome' horror films, in my opinion. This is a real WTFlipFlop?? movie, that just gets more ridiculous with every minute, with the climax to the final battle leaving me in a state of stunned silence. So if you like cheesy zombie flicks, an unhealthy use of fake blood, bad prosthetics and have a fetish for Asian schoolgirls, well my friend, this is the movie for you!
Score = WonderfullyTerribleInTheMostAmazingWay / 10
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