August 11th, 2009
The late Heath Ledger’s last role was for the movie, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and it looks to be quite a reality trip. Although he only filmed some of the scenes in this movie, other actors have filled in the role of the character in other times of the character’s life. Johnny Depp, Jude Law, Colin Farrell, etc.
Doesn’t look bad at all. Watch the trailer here:
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Tags: final role, heath ledger, imaginarium of doctor parnassus, johnny depp
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July 29th, 2009
Looks like an action packed movie worth watching on the big screen called the home theater. The way the trailer is presented does remind me how the movie 300 trailer started off. Without further ado, here is the trailer to the Ninja Assassin movie.
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Tags: action movie, ninja assassin, sung kang
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June 2nd, 2009
I’ve never seen a full feature film in 3D so this was my first time experiencing it. What better way than to watch the highly reviewed new Disney-Pixar’s flick UP. I did not know what to expect in terms of the 3D effects but with the huge 60 feet screen digitally projected and immersive sounds, it definitely exceeded my own expectations. Particularly the trailer previews of upcoming films that were all going to be done in 3D, you can definitely tell that they pushed the envelope on these special effects. As for the movie, as good as expected just like all the other recent quality movies like Wall-E (I actually wish I can watch Wall-E in 3D now.)
Like other Disney-Pixar films, the short film in the beginning like always was entertaining. This film short was centered around... Continue Reading...
Tags: disney, IMAX, liemax, pixar, UP in 3D
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March 23rd, 2009
Watch this!
Now, that I got your interest, let me share with you one of the best fighting movies to come out in a long time. The martial arts sequences are on par with Once Upon A Time in China or Hero. The movie is Ip Man, the man responsible for how wide spread Wing Chun is internationally He is also teacher to the greatest martial artist in the 20th century, Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee learned Wing Chun from Ip Man and took many of the lessons, forms and incoprated into his own Jeet Kune Do. It is without a doubt, Ip Man is one badass martial artist.
The story is set in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China in the 1930’s right before the Japanese take over and 1940’s during Japanese takeover. It shows the controversies during Japanese rule and the hardships endured by... Continue Reading...
Tags: bruce lee, ip man, kung fu, martial arts, wing chun, yewen, 葉問
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March 23rd, 2009
The first part of John Woo’s Red Cliff, movie based on China’s Three Kingdoms period, was to say the least quite impressive. To me, it lived up to the hype especially providing enough time for character build up showcasing the necessary elements leading to the epic battle at Red Cliff. The second half unfortunately fell short to the expectations left from the first movie.
Red Cliff 2 continues where the first part left off but it takes a wild turn from what could have been; especially with its great cast. Red Cliff 2 primarily focuses on Zhuge Liang (Takeshi) and Zhou Yu (Tony Leung). It also focuses more on Zhou Yu’s wife and Cao Cao. It deviates from what made the first part great which displayed at least to me a sense of historical accuracy from Zhao Yun’s... Continue Reading...
Tags: HK films, john woo, Red Cliff 2, Three Kingdoms
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