Saw 3: Review
October 29, 2006
Saw 3 sort of picks up from where Saw 2 ended. It brings back Donnie Wahlberg for a brief period and has flashbacks from both Saw 1 and Saw 2. The movie also seems to shut the door on anymore sequels, so this just might be the last. There are lots of movies that have followed that formula and has only made a trilogy such, The Matrix and the Scream trilogy.
We see the return of the Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda as well as that infamous bathroom from Saw 1 and exactly how the two men ended in that bathroom. Overall it was a good movie and fans of horror and the previous 2 will enjoy it. However it is a bit gorier than the first two films.
Sequel Titles
October 23, 2006
Apparently a name with words is a good thing for a movie or so says this recent study. Given two different names for the new Daredevil sequel people made different choices. That’s all well and good, but I’m just depressed that they are actually making another Daredevil movie. Did the first one not suck nearly enough for them?
Bones, Season 2, Episode 1
October 20, 2006
| Bones: Season 2; Episode 1 (2006) http://creative.myspace.com/VOD/bones/index.html “The Titan on the Tracks”, Episode 1 |
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Skeleton Key (R: 2005)
October 18, 2006
| Skeleton Key (R - 2005) Directed by Iain Softley Actors/Actresses: Kate Hudson …. Caroline Ellis. Gena Rowlands …. Violet Devereaux, John Hurt …. Ben Devereaux, Peter Sarsgaard …. Luke, Joy Bryant …. Jill, Maxine Barnett …. Mama Cynthia, Fahnlohnee R. Harris …. Hallie (as Fahnlohnee Harris), Marion Zinser …. Bayou Woman, Deneen Tyler …. Desk Nurse, Ann Dalrymple …. C.N.A., Trula M. Marcus …. Nurse Trula (as Trula Marcus), Tonya Staten …. Nurse Audrey, Thomas Uskali …. Robertson Thorpe (as Tom Uskali), Jen Apgar …. Madeleine Thorpe, Forrest Landis …. Martin Thorpe http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0397101/ |
Wow … what a well done - Southern swamp voodoo hoodoo horror story packed with ghosts, hoodoo, and Louisiana flavor. I want to go to New Orleans right now! Its a tale of a caregiver nurse who wants to home care for an elderly gent out on a rickity haunted plantation in the middle of the swamps. She quickly finds herself surrounded by Hoodoo and spirits quickly adapting to taking on the arts herself but being given a surprise of her life. A 5 stars out of 5 stars rating film. Must see!
Rupert discusses directors for last ‘Potter’ movies
October 17, 2006
Oh thank you God they’re finally getting down to the last of these godawful movies based on those godawful books!
I’m sorry if this bothers some people but I think that J.K. Rowling is one of the worst writers that have come across our bookshelves in a very long time. Oh don’t send me ranty comments about it either because the fact of the matter is that it’s true.
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DVDs on Sale
October 16, 2006
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‘Grudge 2′ thrills box office, Williams doesn’t
October 16, 2006
I feel sorry for both Barry Levinson and Robin Williams because I had really high hopes for their new film collaboration “Man Of The Year”. This is so depressing!. Meanwhile a movie like “Jackass 2″ becomes a hit? So what we’re really saying is that the American filmgoer is getting stupider by the reel right?
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Kirsten Dunst to leave movies, study art
October 15, 2006
The actress that I absolutely loathe may have given me reason to be happy about movies again. Spiderman’s girlfriend is retiring from everything Hollywood! Horray!Now if we can just do something to exterminate Mel Gibson from the planet then we’ll be making real strides toward a master race of actors.
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How long till there’s a Happy “Halloween”?
October 14, 2006
Oh but what pain there is for me about the new Rob Zombie remake of the 1978 John Carpenter classic “Halloween”.
As some might know Rob Zombie is writing and directing this film which is (apparently) going to be a total friggen remake and not just another sequel. But I don’t care! What we really need is we need to see John Carpenter come back to the fold. If Wes Craven can go crawling back to the horror well to bring us “New Nightmare” in 1994 then Carpenter can certainly get off his butt and bring us a proper “Halloween” film. It doesn’t even have to be a re-make but just a really original sequel to this wildly successful series.
The current remake is still stuck in a sort of pre-production Hell and that’s an excellent thing. Unless Carpenter returns I (and maybe it’s just me) would be glad to see yet another “Halloween” never hit the big screen or even the 99 cent DVD bin down at WalMart.
Die Rob Zombie Die!
Most Expensive Comedy Ever Made
October 9, 2006
Many films would like to be remembered but I don’t think that a comedy wants to be remembered as the most expensive. A movie that should be called upcoming but could be called sitting on the shelf collecting dust is called Evan Almighty and at this point it might not see the light of day.
The budget has gone well over $140 million and could top $250 million by the time its finished. IF it’s finished. Honestly only a movie like Titanic should cost that much. By the way this is the sequel to Bruce Almighty starring Jim Carrey, Jennifer Aniston and Morgan Freeman.





