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thedropbeat
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28 Sep 2010
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Bio: Aspiring screen writer.
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90 78%
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
Simply put, a beautiful film.
15 9%
Signs (2002) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
Remember when M. Night Shyamalan remade War of the World and called it all differenty?
60 26%
A Knight's Tale (2001) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
Period pieces that fail to maintain a semblance of authentic dialogue are always off putting. Hearing contemporary vernacular in a mediaeval setting just doesn't work. The film gets an extra ten points for featuring Shannyn Sossamon.
85 69%
Amadeus (1984) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
It takes a lot of creative liberties, but there is so much charism exuded by the actors, sets, and costumes that its hard not to enjoy this film on at least one level.
83 64%
Donnie Darko (2001) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
A compelling take the superhero origin story, Donnie Darko is succesful in most of what it tries to achieve. Jake Gyllenhaal gives one of the most interesting performances of his career and the supporting cast is absolutely wonderful.
15 9%
Domino (2005) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
The movie will give you all sorts of head aches.
25 16%
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
No. Just, no.
80 54%
The Addams Family (1991) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
A veritable hand book for the Hot Topic generation, The Addams Family is actually a smarter comedy that it may first appear to be. The performances are inspired; topped off with humorously morbid dialogue and slapstick humor that never feels excessive.
90 78%
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
If you haven't seen this by now, kill your self.
65 30%
Kiss of the Dragon (2001) - Rated 27 Sep 2010
In my opinion, western kung-fu movies have never been all that successful, but the Romeo & Juliet meets Way of the Fist things works...sometimes. The fight scenes are fun and frentic for the most part, but martial arts fans are going to be left unsatisfied. Watch it for Aaliyah if nothing else.