What’s to see this January? Not Much
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Introduction
I really can’t say why this movie was made. There hasn’t been a dirth of Female Action Stars, that said I did enjoy this movie despite have absolutely no plot.
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Introduction
Underworld: Awakening is a big-budget sequel to one of the better Vampire vs. Werewolf Franchises. Released early this year with moderate fanfare, the film was a moderate success.
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This one ran a little long, so i had to split the vid in twain
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Introduction
The Divide is another independent disaster film, that was the first in theater movie I saw in January of 2012.
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Introduction
Beneath the Darkness is not a good movie, it is tedious, near impossible to get through and just tiring.
The film was an independent semi-horror suspense thriller that is never horrific (not even semi) suspenseful or thrilling. The story is trite, plodding and the characters are never really likable. Except for the villain; who is the only saving grace for this film. Dennis Quaid is fun to watch, channeling crazy like only his brother has in the past, but even he is not enough to carry what is little more than a made for TV movie, and had it been released to TV first, it might have gotten more of a pass.
As is, this tired effort is just boring.
In a word: Boring.
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Holy bajeezus…
…this might actually happen… maybe…
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I have wanted one of these for lab defense for years…
…effective? Hell’s yeah…
…we were going to fire him anyway…
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Orange Lanterns Unite!
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Whoa mamma…
…this one has a teaser trailer…
…KRE-O is seriously making me reconsider my blind devotion to Lego…
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producttrekmovie.com page, no product page so far]Orange Lanterns Unite!
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Ernest Borgnine. January 24, 1917 – July 8, 2012 I know that most people my age really only know Ernest Borgnine from Laser Mission, or Airwolf, or at the very most The Poseidon Adventure.
But I’ll always think of Marty, the story of a heavy-set Italian-American butcher who lives in The Bronx, New York City, with his mother.
The first time I saw Marty was just as I entered High School, it wasn’t the first black and white movie I had seen and certainly not the oldest, but it was instantly a favorite.
I don’t know. What do you want to do tonight, Marty?
Is still one of my most used quotes.
My affection for Marty doesn’t mean that I don’t enjoy the silliness of Laser Mission, or the over the top stupidity of The Poseidon Adventure, I just know that Borgnine had more in him than Mermaid Man. A short List of examples are:
- Bad Day at Black Rock 1955
- McHale’s Navy 1964
- The Flight of the Phoenix 1965
- The Dirty Dozen 1967
- The Wild Bunch 1969
I think we all have the urge to be a clown, whether we know it or not. The clown we see is a fascinating person, expressing pathos, poignancy, joie de vivre. It’s an opportunity to express one’s innermost feelings while hiding behind a mask.
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