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2049 does not even register to me. But I like both the original release, with its kinda corny narration, and the directors cut without, they are very different though

Seven out of ten is fine with me. Maybe what i'd give it. Would a "Hilander" immortal die if beheaded in a car accident, or by a skilled swordsman of non immortal descent? I think not. Not sure how it would work, but I really think the point made was, only an immortal can kill an immortal, so some way some how they'd come back. How you missed that I just don't know, but it does seem to me that you younger generations need it all spelled out to you or it just ain't there. Don't feel insulted. It is not your fault that modern K12 has deliberately stupidized you. You can overcome that. Have a go at it, ok? Marvel Comics used to award people whom discovered discrepencies and explianed them out of disconuity with an empty envelope labeled "Here's your no-prize." That was from a time when people didn't overthink anything. They spotted a discrepency and used their imaginations to solve it. Not what you did, kid. Now you know that, try to do better! Cheers! Not a Yojimbo.

Exactly. There should have been NO SEQQUALS to this movie! But that is the very reason there were so many. Sigh.

Good Choice kid, keep it up!

Great, insightful, accurate review. One correction, there really was that level of live hatred for Dylan's electric direction. As a folk enjoyer, I'd suggest checking out his catalog and writing, and some of his early interviews. Also, the Scorcese doc No Direction Home. And, here's another really good review on par with yours ruclips.net/video/82YcMvTNtvM/видео.htmlsi=mEPYCFgNja2G5HuV

There can be only one. And they really should have left it at the first movie.

This movie had a bunch of sequels and 2 TV shows.

It was awesome ❤

Highlander movies? There must be only one!

This movie is pure style over substance. Looks great, fantastic soundtrack. But doesn't make much sense. Its not supposed to make sense, you just sit back and enjoy the ride 😀

In the 80s this movie was pretty fun, and had all the hallmarks of the time in order to appeal to a broader audience, and do well at the box office.

Life is great without it, you'd be dead.

2006 black Christmas ?

Merry Christmas...

It’s like oh Danny is dead let’s scan him in and make him or god sorry if that is to much of a spoiler

they could have brought in a guy in a wheelchair named him jobe brought in a white guy and black girl had them be married have Rachel’s friend be there daughter and called it lawnmower 3 and went in that direction I loved it for what it is

I absolutely loved it I would buy several copies of it if they made several versions of it but at the opening I was hooked but I immediately loved it the second Danny died and the thing was Danny was the jobe of the movie the whole movie became lawnmower man and then Fred shows up really sending it over the top

Do you have a movie collection video. From what I can I see it's damn impressive.

This was a damn good remake. Tony Todd, yeah, icon. I like what they did with this, and I do like Zack's Dawn as well.

OK, I swear I'm not stalking you - you know how YT is. But I'm glad I'm seeing your channel in my feed now. I didn't know about the original length. Yes, GREAT edit, in hindsight. I've been a pretty hardcore HPL fan my entire adult life, and still I liked how they adapted this story, including all the humor. The cat scene was epic. I loved the banter too, especially the "get a job in a sideshow" bit. It's almost like it's a device to keep you emotionally off balance between the gorier scenes. But a solid beer and pizza flick.

The fairest thing I can say, I think is that JCs tastes and my tastes didn't quite connect on a lot of his flicks. I'm one of that tiny minority that likes him in spite of Halloween, not bc of it. I'm much more into stuff like They LIve, The Thing, The Fog, In the Mouth and a number of others. I should probably go back and revisit some of his work - I pay a lot more attention to the craft of filmmaking today, so I'm sure there's a lot I can appreciate now in the ones I didn't like the first time. I'm a new sub. I like your style - more relaxed and conversational, not so tightly scripted. (I hope that doesn't offend - it's meant as a compliment, I assure you.)

RIP Tony Todd. Absolutely a legend, and one of the greatest voices of all time. I liked this flick bc it was more or less "blessed" by Romero, and I was really into gore FX at the time. I think it's a good remake, bc, as you say, they changed very little, just adding more explicit and complicated FX and makeup.

%50 off? It's free on YIFY...LOL

Interesting to see a younger person's take on this movie. It's one of my favorites. I'm 40 and the soundtrack is what introduced me to black metal, I had no idea what it was before seeing this (probably in the late 90s). It introduced me to some bands that I still love to this day. You should watch Kids, he wrote it before Gummo.

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I think you missed the point. The black kids are going down the same path of racism and when they killed him.

gettin it thanks Dude

Whilst in the FOPP shop in London earlier this month I saw this on the shelves; that was the first that I knew of its existence. I think what stood out to me the most is the idea of Shing Fui-On being in a lead role after having played so many bad guys. I never realised he had ever been given such a role until now because up until that point I just thought that maybe he was another one like Fung Hak-On, whose look better suited him to playing villains.

He really hit something special with this one I loved all hollows eve the one where it was a guy named Mike this babysitter and brother and sister and the babysitter has been in every movie but this one she was the babysitter and she was the girl interviewing Victoria but anyway David really caught what I liked about Mike and went above and beyond the storyline was great and worked Siena and Damien and David really amped it up to 100 10/10 best of the series so far

I’ve seen all 4 movies so no spoilers here

Favorite scene in the film of course is with SUE. The pumping it upward with the super hot jams for the first time. Fun fact in the finale a fire hose from the Firefighter Department was used for the blood splatter effects. A comical yet tragic end when that bizarre mutation happened shocking everyone to their core.

very nice

i see found footage shot on video - i click nope - i can enjoy low budget but not this crap

The fact you mention they used practical effects at all makes me interested in seeing it!

there was 4 people with names Marian the girl rouge is the devil guy Eric and Shelly those are the only people with names the skull cowboy was named cronos through IMDb but he is still the skull cowboy that is the guy that was his guide in the afterlife that had the dog there was to much in the movie that got me hooked it was a really good movie and the best crow storyline so far for so many reasons and I love that he didn’t touch what Brandon did at all there were Easter eggs from all movies it had Easter eggs to James real life as well they made Eric an artist and Shelly was a singer there was so much they did that works if your a fan of stair way to heaven

You really need to watch all of stairway to heaven and then re watch this bill movie

It’s taking place in the tv universe and it has parts from the comic and other crow movies in the series it pulled from the girl with the dragon tattoo I have and will never have anything bad to say about it that is what makes it work the most it’s a sequel to the tv universe what mark did and a lot of it is Rupert’s real life experiences of doing drugs going to raves and being a squatter I can go on for hours on why this works but it’s definitely not for everyone Rupert pulled that bag scene directly out of the girl with the dragon tattoo

The term Wushu is just Chinese Martial Arts. The subgenre this film falls into is called Wuxia, which is like armed chivalry and derives from historical fantasy literature. You'll notice in this genre of film, there is often a lot swordplay, the characters are usually defying gravity moreso than straightforward kung fu flicks with weightless leaps, running on water, they usually have other supernatural or straight up magical powers like energy projectiles and all sorts of weird stuff, there's usually some kind of complicated romance subplot too... You've probably seen films in this genre like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero, The Bride With White Hair, Zu Warriors From Magic Mountain, A Touch of Zen, House Of Flying Daggers, Swordsman II, Kung Fu Cult Master, etc.

Yeah, I think Kung Fu panda "took inspiration" for the blank scroll as you do. With regards to controversial, I think it was Bruce Lee's paranoia over having a martial artist character not representing a specific school or style of fighting, something that was taken very seriously well into the 1990's and the advent of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. It wasn't until the late 90's that people openly challenged the norms and started cross-training other arts to be complete, since no one art has all the answers.

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GOATed movie

This is a nice kung fu movie from Donnie Yen : ruclips.net/video/Fh76JSbY2GA/видео.htmlsi=Gi0HLHrOan041Kk2

I loved this movie so much! Thanks for reviewing it! I am glad you liked it too!

Yeah, would've been a cool visual if he had worn the bleached monkey mask more.

Jane Asher warrants a mention. Very well known in Britain. She was a prolific child actor of the 50s followed by a number of groovy roles in the swinging 60s, this one being a memorable example. At that time she was also famous as Paul McCartney's long term girlfriend. Then some TV work (including the classic BBC sci-fi play The Stone Tapes), before latterly becoming a celebrity cookery type.

Thank you for this spot-on analysis. I originally saw this in the theatres (yes, I actually am that old), in a movie theater that showed earlier releases around 1971. I did not read the actual short story until decades later, and likewise, was surprised by the amount of divergence between the two. (I likewise wondered about all those different - colored - deaths which greet Red at the end; It made me wonder how many different ways dying there must be: Yellow Death (Malaria?), Blue Death (Drowning? Freezing?) and so on, so forth...).

Patrick Magee (A Clockwork Orange) is in quite a few films and when you start recognizing his face you'll see him more.

Masque of the Red Death (1964) is the most philosophically sophisticated film ever made on the subject of Satanism. It includes the line, "Service to Satan is its own reward," something I have quoted since my youth. I will still run this movie for friends to make a point...

Great movie, my favorite of the Corman/Price collab's! Great review

Whats with the weird hat?LOL