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Strictly Ballroom
Paul Mercurio, Tara Morice
Miramax, 2002
Brings a smile to your face!
+ It takes two to rumba
+ Strictly Ballroom
+ Great film, a splendid fable
+ Strickly Ballroom
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Kiltro
Luis Alarcon, Ximena Rivas
Magnolia, 2008
A Unique Take on Martial Arts
Fantastic, fresh, original and well-done; this film is an interesting blend of spaghetti western (by way of Jodorowsky) and chop-socky kung-fu films. The score is reminiscent of the work of Ennio Morricone and some of the visual style is surreal and seems to echo "El Topo". The fight scenes are ...
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Sour Grapes
John Toles-Bey, Craig Bierko
Castle Rock, 2007
very freakin' funny!
SPOILERS BEWARE*****
I don't know why this movie is so maligned- on imdb it gets only 5.4 out of 10. I LIKE this movie a lot. It's funny, it's very accurate in regards to human nature- people do DO this kind of stupid stuff all the time. And the irony in this movie is hilarious!
In this movie ...
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Panic in the Streets (Fox Film Noir)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Beverly C. Brown
20th Century Fox, 2005
Entertaining!
+ Engrossing plot, gorgeous B&W plus Palance at his best
+ GOOD OLDER MYSTERY
+ Well done
+ Grim, But Great Story
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Gregory's Girl
John Gordon Sinclair, Dee Hepburn
MGM (Video & DVD), 2001
Delightful movie
+ A surprising and quirky comedy
+ CHARMING AND COMPLETELY ENGAGING!
+ Nostalgic Eighties Humor
+ Sweet and funny
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The Fall
Lee Pace
Sony Pictures, 2008
Captivating Art and Story
+ Blu ray at it's finest!
+ Like the most memorable meal you've ever had.
+ A true masterpiece!
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The Baxter
Michael Showalter, Elizabeth Banks
MGM (Video & DVD), 2005
Strange Success
+ good laughs for dry humor
+ A Hilarious Film with Heart
What is more shocking than that this film represents a radical (even serious) departure from the absurdist fare of The State and Wet Hot American Summer is that it works so well that we stop wanting it to conform to those old standards of loopiness. The Baxter was ill-received by the critical ...
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The Sin of Harold Diddlebock
Harold Lloyd, Frances Ramsden
Alpha Video, 2004
Hilariously funny, Classic comedy!
+ The Funniest Harold Lloyd movie ever!
+ Unforgettable great for several reasons. #1 FUNNNNNNNNNYYYYYYYYY
+ Two of My Favorite Movies
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Ball of Fire
Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck
MGM (Video & DVD), 2007
A sweet old comedy
+ Has A Lot Going For It
+ EXCELLENT.
+ Cooper Was Not A Comedian
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Extras - The Extra Special Series Finale
Ricky Gervais
HBO Home Video, 2008
Extras-The Extra Special Season Finale
+ A Happy Ending - Gervais Style
+ Brilliant, funny & genuinely thought provoking...
+ Anything with Ricky Gervais is excellent
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Tears of the Black Tiger
Chartchai Ngamsan, Stella Malucchi
Magnolia, 2007
THAI MOVIES ARE ENTHUSIASTIC, UNINHIBITED, DRAMATICALLY BEAUTIFUL.
+ This Film is Awesome!
+ Riding the new wave of Thai films
+ john woo, douglas sirk & sergio leone menage a trois
+ Snazzy "western"
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The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
Mary Healy, Hans Conried
Sony Pictures, 2001
The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
+ Hooray for Dr. Seuss and Hans Conried!
+ 500 fingers of sheer fun....
+ I sagans värld
+ Wonderfully surreal!
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The City of Lost Children
Briac Barthelemy, Guillaume Billod-Morel
Sony Pictures Classics, 1999
visual trip
+ City of Lost Children
+ Crazy, Creepy, Beautiful.
+ Might be overrated.
+ story will hold youre breath
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Heartbeeps
Andy Kaufman, Bernadette Peters
Universal Studios, 2005
Finally On DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+ Heart Beeps!
+ The future of rbots... in 1995
I'm glad to see this great Andy Kaufmann Comedy Classic about Robots dealing with human emotions also starring Bernedette Peters and Randy Quaid finally being released on DVD.So,check it out!!!!!
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Man of the Century
Gibson Frazier, Cara Buono
Image Entertainment, 2002
Banana Oil!
+ This movie is the bee's knees!
+ Very funny movie!!
This film is for lover's of the Golden Age of Hollywood, (1920-1950). A loving homage and send-up of those rapid-fire, witty, dialogue-driven comedies of the times, "Man of the Century" places the stereotypical hero of such films in modern day settings for comic effect. From his modern girlfriend ...
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