True Grit

missing the Coen brothers quirky flair but still an excellent western.

Jeff Bridges made Rooster his own.

"A Day Of Fury" (1956)
-Dale Robertson

Plot: IMDB
While on a manhunt the Marshal is saved by a passing gunslinger named Jagade. It is a time when law is coming to the west and when the gunslinger shows up in the Marshals' town the Marshal is caught between the town citezens fears and the debt he owes the gunslinger. The situation is further complicated by a previous relationship between the Marshal's fiancée and Jagade.

Phantom' Review: What should have been a standard "B" movie, surprisingly turns out to be a very well made film. The action is minimal, but the story, writing and acting are quite good. A treat that I wasn't expecting.

Oh by all means watch it. I enjoyed it, i just thought it was a little overhyped.

Ironclad

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Some nice gory fight scenes including [spoiler]a great scene with a dude beating another guy to death with a severed arm haha[/spoiler] but all up this was fairly average and I found it to drag towards the end.

2/5

Damn i was really looking forward to that.

"X-men: first class" 7/10

Meh... liked Origins much better.

Staunton Hill

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Everything in this film has been done before and a lot better. Nice practical effects however and for a low budget production it was fairly well put together apart from some cringe worthy acting towards the end.

2/5

HP-Part II. Excellent ending!


Gonna watch The Hitcher [remake] today. :)

Thats not bad. Not as good as the original IMO but i did like Sean Bean as the hitcher

Thanks for replying. I might just PM ya when I want to watch a movie, lulz, then ya most likely saw it and can give me your opinion. ;)

Can ya give ya opinion on these plz:

May [2002]
Nightmares on the Left Bank
Insidious
Julia's Eyes
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil


Thanx. :D