WATCH NOW 2012 Doomsday I guess the name seems self-explanatory. The tagline for the movie in IMDB is: “A Modern Christian Epic in the Tradition of The Omega Code and Left Behind presented by Faith Films.” This alone indicates why this film went straight to the bargain shelf. I love my share of prophecies, so […]
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Though my favorite genre is not gangster films, I haven’t shied away from them. While my enjoyment seems subdued, I have indeed cared enough to watch a good number of gangster movies. Perhaps now that I think about it, I have always been a fan of monster and horror movies and that hasn’t changed. As
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WATCH NOW “All Is Lost” is a film written and directed by J C Chandor, who also directed “Margin Call” in 2011, and this shift from the first film into this one was quite captivating. In his debut, J C’s style revolved around elaborate dialogues, which really did not work during his first feature length
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WATCH NOW Many years ago, Ken Min was unable to stop his friend from murdering a young couple, which led to them leaving behind their baby in the world and being orphaned. With his friend getting arrested for being a criminal, Ken now has to live with the shame. In order to redeem himself, he
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WATCH NOW “Captain Phillips” seems to be the only source to help put that troubled fantasy to rest of being kidnapped by a team of skilled pirates, cannibals to be specific, equipped with heavy artillery. And it is heart-warming to know that it came out in the year “2009”, as that was the same time
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WATCH NOW While the film starts, relaxing music is played over beautiful nature views. It tells us that the year is 1755 and America was referred to as a land filled with opportunities for families to seek freedom of worship. Barbara Leininger and her family have just arrived in Pennsylvania. They have a cabin in
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WATCH NOW It is easy to see Berg’s unwavering work ethic in “Friday Night Lights” and “Lone Survivor.” He puts a lot of effort into each film he makes and it pays off, despite the mixed reviews. The film “Deepwater Horizon,” which debuted in the Toronto film festival, was a complete mess for Peter Berg.
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WATCH NOW The first frames are mesmerizing. In extreme close-up we can see thick fingers sewing the final stitches of a rough doll meant to be human and adding ‘binocular’ eyes. Such a being is animated, getting up on the wobbly little legs and timidly walks into the wreckage of a bombed city. This futuristic
WATCH NOW It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of creature features, though we do have a love-hate relationship. When it comes to giant CGI monsters that make little sense, either you’re going to enjoy the movie you’re watching or you’re going to hate it and never watch it again. I can’t force myself
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WATCH NOW Horror films that focus on the environment or nature fascinate me because they can cause far greater harm than expected, and there are not many ways to deal with it. Legendary films in this category include The Birds (1963) or Jaws (1975), and many other fillers, including Grizzly (1976), Dogs (1976), Day of
