I gave quite some time before writing this review.
Despite my initial expectations of something like The Joker, which seemed like a total joke (Todd Philips? The Hangover guy? Really?), in the end it came off as neat and well acted, which made me hopeful for further one shot DC films.
My hype built up further with the announcement of The Batman with Robert Pattinson in the titular role; he's an actor I've come to admire, as his work of…
This movie is interesting at first. The set design and initial moments are intriguing and the depiction of Hell is actually kind of neat. The character designs are fun enough.
Then Adam Sandler speaks and the movie is ruined.
There's maybe a couple of chuckles from then on, but it usually comes from scenes without Sandler's character Nicky. His performance here is so annoying and horribly acted it destroyed any enjoyment that could have been possible to dredge up. Who…
James Cameron is a great director in terms of both business and art, and he employs a balance between the two. Clear effort goes into his films, but they are usually written to be more accessible for a wide audience. The latter is not always a negative, certainly not; if one can direct a film that resonates with huge numbers of people, that in of itself is laudable.
When it comes to Titanic in specific, I paraphrase the (in)famous Mr.…
The Call of the Wild is a movie, and arguably a film, and is considered full length feature, and to some it can be considered a "flick". It was directed by a director and stars actors and computer animated animals in a story based on a book written by an author. Overall, the film is about 100 minutes.
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