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Showing posts with label Movie Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Review. Show all posts

London Has Fallen - Movie Review


I am a fan of Gerard Butler so I wouldn’t miss “London has fallen”. The title prepares you for something extreme but the plot is totally crazy. Some of the world’s greatest political leaders, including the American President, decide to go for a visit to a planet ruled by terrorists. Why do they do that? I don’t know. Even more strangely, the planet looks exactly like London. Anyway, as expected, the terrorists start killing the leaders and the only one left alive is the American President, who becomes their number one target. Since this is a different planet the police and military forces of our world can do nothing to help him except to watch the action through satellite images. What action? I forgot to mention that the President is escorted by his faithful, super-hyper-ultra effective bodyguard, Mike Banning, who is played by Butler.

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Deadpool - Movie Review


I am not a fan of Deadpool but I was curious about his first major cinematic appearance. I thought it could be fun. The first sequence is great in terms of direction and originality, using camera to convey a unique sense of action. It was fun too, especially when Deadpool makes a childish drawing of him shooting a bad guy and then shows the drawing to a villain and asks him “have you seen this guy?”. What follows is mediocre though.

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Spotlight - Movie Review


I probably wouldn’t write about Spotlight since it’s a social drama and readers of the site may not be very interested in this genre. However, when I saw it won the Best movie of the year Oscar I thought to write my opinion.

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The Boy - Movie Review


The Boy is one of those movies I didn’t know they exist until I checked the week’s new films. I like thrillers and when I saw Lauren Cohan on IMDb I thought I should watch it.

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Creed - Movie Review


I grew up with Stallone and Schwarzenegger movies. I have watched all Rocky films and I love their hero. So, there was no way I would miss “Creed”.

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In the Heart of the Sea - Movie Review


I didn’t have high expectations from “In the Heart of the Sea” although it is inspired by a famous book and I am a fan of Chris Hemsworth. This proved to be a good thing, because I enjoyed the film.

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Bridge of Spies - Movie Review


A friend of mine asked me to watch Bridge of Spies with him. I was afraid this going to be another Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy but thankfully it was not. The story is about a successful American lawyer who defends a soviet spy arrested during the Cold War in America.

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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 - Movie Review


I haven’t seen the first Hunger Games, which is probably, according to what I have surmised, the best of the series. I have found the sequel to be entertaining but I thought the third installment was empty. So, I was not expecting much from the fourth and final adventure of Katniss Everdeen.

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Legend - Movie Review

Before watching “Legend” I thought it would probably suffer from the same deficiencies other gangster movies suffered lately: lack of action and smart characters. I was right but the movie had even more problems.


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No Escape - Movie Review

“No Escape” is one of those low-profile movies that often don’t get the attention they deserve. The story is about an American family who moves to a country in south-east Asia for work but finds itself in the middle of a bloody rebellion and tries to escape.


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Crimson Peak - Movie Review

“Crimson Peak” is a story with ghosts, not a ghost story; that’s what Edith, the heroine, said when asked about the book she was writing, in a smart self-reference of the movie. The ghosts serve as a metaphor for the past. It is true that one of the subjects here is how the past can become a trap, where we sink more and more until we can longer get out of it, the same way the house on top of the crimson peak was submerged little by little in the red mineral that spread under the earth surface.


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Black Mass - Movie Review

Some movies are advertised a lot but when I watch them I wonder why. “Black Mass” is one of them. The story is about a gangster who makes a deal with an FBI agent in order to bring down the Italian mafia in Boston during the seventies. At first I thought the movie’s problem was going to be Depp’s make up but I was wrong. In fact, Depp looking like a vampire makes sense because he is called “Whitey”, which probably means he has some sort of rare skin condition. On the other hand, the movie suffers due to a lack of focus, creativity and cohesion.


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Macbeth - Movie Review

Macbeth is a brave medieval warrior who hears by some witches that he is destined to rule Scotland and decides to murder his king to fulfill that prophecy.


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The Martian - Movie Review

“The Martian” is about an astronaut who, after an accident, is left alone on the surface of Mars and struggles to survive. The main idea reminded me of “Cast Away” but this is nowhere near as good. In fact, the movie has so many problems I’ll present them in a list.


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The Walk - Movie Review

“The Walk”’s trailer I saw consists of one scene: a young man approaches the edge of a skyscraper’s roof, stares up ahead at another skyscraper of equally immense height, then climbs on a metal beam stretching over the void and balances on one leg. Without any words you can tell he intends to try something unimaginable. The skyscrapers are the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center and the movie, based on a true story, takes place in 1974, when they had just been built.


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Everest - Movie Review

I am not interested in mountain climbing or extreme sports so I didn’t expect to like “Everest”. The first half hour seemed to confirm my expectations. It’s that not that something was wrong with the movie. The characters were developed properly and I learnt how hard their journey would be. Moreover, Rob, leader of the expedition team, was a person I liked from the first minute. I just couldn’t relate to the characters’ goal; their experience is something I am totally unfamiliar with.


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Minions - Movie Review

I haven’t watched “Despicable Me” but I know it was successful, so I decided to see the spin-off “Minions”. After all, these yellow creatures are everywhere lately. Unfortunately, they proved to be much more entertaining when they say jokes on the internet than when they star in their own movie. I am going to describe the “Minions”’ plot in detail because it’s the only way to explain why I found this movie to be terrible.


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Avengers: Age of Ultron - Movie Review

Some people think blockbusters lack quality and are made only to earn as much cash as possible. Although Hollywood is an industry and those who run it want, naturally, to make money, many blockbusters are good movies. I can’t say the same for “Avengers: Age of Ultron” though.


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Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials - Movie Review

I didn’t see the first “Maze Runner” although I have rented the dvd twice. How did this happen? Well, sometimes I rent a movie but don’t watch it immediately, then do something else instead and end up returning the dvd without having seen it. Anyway, I decided to give “Maze Runner: the Scorch Trials” a chance and didn’t regret it.


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Sicario - Move Review

A few months ago I watched “Escobar: Paradise Lost”, which was related to drug trafficking, with Benicio Del Toro. That movie lacked focus and I forgot it quickly. “Sicario” has to do with drugs and Del Toro is starring again. Unfortunately, I didn’t like it either.


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