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Clash of the Titans (2010). For the most part, I was disappointed. It didn't feel like an epic adventure. Also, Liam Neeson overdid most of his scenes.
 
Anamnesis said:
Clash of the Titans (2010). For the most part, I was disappointed. It didn't feel like an epic adventure. Also, Liam Neeson overdid most of his scenes.
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It wasn't very good at all. The Kraken scene was disappointing. I can't believe they are going ahead with the sequel.
 
Sam Worthington (Perseus) admitted COTT had problems. He claims the sequel's going to improve upon them, but I'm not holding my breath. I will say I really enjoyed the scorpion battle. Best scene in the entire movie! The Kraken scene was mostly good, but the CGI looked obvious.
 
Pontypool - 4/5
Uchoten Hotel (THE 有頂天ホテル) - 4.5/5
Fine, Totally Fine - 4/5
Cursed (Extremely Scary Story A: Dark Crow) - 2/5
 
Four Lions. About a group of inept suicide bombers. There has been discussion about the humour being too dark and in bad taste because of the subject matter, and while not brilliant, is a fair attempt at tackling some of the issues inherent with the whole let's blow ourselves up philosophy.
It made me laugh out loud several times, therefore it gets my vote.
Clip: YouTube - Four Lions - Exclsuive Clip
 
^^ I really liked Four Lions.

Watched Kim Ki-duk's Samaritan Girl. Watching Kim's movies is a bit of a gamble, more than once (but especially with Bad Guy) I've come away from them absolutely disgusted without being sure if that was his intention or not; but he's never dull and his movies are never not beautiful. Samaritan Girl is him in a more forgiving mood - yes, there's teenage prostitution and honour killings and literally brains splattering on screen, but somehow he manages to scale it all down to a low-key family drama with some truly heartwarming moments. Kim is a weird film maker, but alongside 3-Iron, this is probably the nicest I've seen him. You know, all brains considered. :star4:
 
I Spit On Your Grave(2010) ~ I had to purge and shower after watching this one. Not as good as the original, but still worth a look, especially for fans of torture porn. :star3:
 
Wall Street: Money Never Sleep - I like it. I haven't seen the first one so I don't know what they are talking about sometimes but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
 
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