Monday, December 5, 2011
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WATCH "NATURAL BORN KILLERS" ONLINE FREE
OLIVER STONE, 1994
After viewing this film many, many times since I first saw it I came to
the conclusion that this film basically put on screen my feelings as to
why I disliked and still continue to dislike the 90's/Post-Millenium
American Pseudo-Culture. At first I did not understand it (the
metaphors and such) but having viewed it countless times over the past
few years I have developed an understanding of this truly remarkable
film.
WATCH "REC 2" ONLINE FREE
JAUME BALAGUERO & PACO PLAZA, 2009
I am huge fan of the original horror film "REC," which of course
inspired the American remake "Quarantine." So of course, once I heard
that they were making the sequel I was up for it completely. The first
film still scares me to this day, even though I've watched it several
times. While I'm not sure I could have the same experience with REC 2,
the movie is still a great horror film.
REC 2 starts almost immediately after the events that took place in the first film, and follows members of the S.W.A.T. team going to the apartment complex from the first film. Equipped with video cameras, they go in to find any remaining characters, and find the antidote to the virus that is spreading. We also follow a group of teenagers who end up finding their way in too. We see both vantage points, including the horror that both teams face. Tweet
REC 2 starts almost immediately after the events that took place in the first film, and follows members of the S.W.A.T. team going to the apartment complex from the first film. Equipped with video cameras, they go in to find any remaining characters, and find the antidote to the virus that is spreading. We also follow a group of teenagers who end up finding their way in too. We see both vantage points, including the horror that both teams face. Tweet
WATCH "CLERKS 2" ONLINE FREE
KEVIN SMITH, 2006
I had reservations about a sequel to the cult classic, Clerks. The
charm of the first movie was how Kevin Smith relied on convoluted
dialogue and effervescent characters to launch the movie. I was not
confident that he could return to those roots after 12 years of success
under his belt.
Fortunately, this movie does not disappoint. Smith's trademark witty
dialogue is ubiquitous as ever. The characters argue and rant about
meaningless topics with the same intensity as family members faced with
the decision to pull the plug. Tweet
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