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    The_MOWThe_MOW The visuals and battle scenes c ...
    by The_MOW in The_MOW Blog
    is neutral about it.
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    ""Troy" is the story of the Greeks' bloody attack on the city of which the movie is named after lead by "Achilles" (Brad Pitt) to bring back "Helen of Troy" (Diane Kruger) to her homeland of Sparta. The movie is reminicent to the movies of the 1960's visually. The story is a bit weak and lags somewhat, as is some of the acting. The visuals look amazing, but I watched the movie on a television. This is the kind of movie that must be seen on the silver screen. From what I could see, the director picked the most spectacular shots he could come up with. I was amazed by how the scenery, especially the battles, filled the screen all the way to the distance. There is however way too much tan and brown colors thanks to the buildings and sand that dominates the screen. Eric Bana and Orlando Bloom have standout performances in "Troy". In fact, I didn't recognize either until I read the cast on Yahoo Movies. Veteran actor Peter O'Toole sadly had only one scene that he stole. Sadly, O'Toole did ... " [More]
    dannatuccidannatucci Brad Pitt.
    by dannatucci in dannatucci Blog
    hasn't rated it.
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    "The movie was enticing in my opinion. I just thought that they could've picked another actor to play the main role. I would, however, still recommend this movie to anyone who has a nag for the Babylonian times. ;-) " [More]
    DharmendraChaudharyDharmendraChaudhary DDLJ
    by DharmendraChaudhary in DharmendraChaudhary Blog
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    "DDLJ very good movie by SRK. " [More]
    SpoutBlogSpoutBlog Thundercats Trailer (Fake). Cli ...
    by SpoutBlog in SpoutBlog on spout.com
    hasn't rated it.
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    "I wish I were more familiar with the cartoon Thundercats so that I could properly appreciate this new fan-made trailer. And yet it’s such a well-done video that it’s hard to even think I could appreciate it more than I already do. Someone clearly put way too much time into this thing, picking out appropriate segments from Troy, the Lord of the Rings trilogy and other films, and digitally painting the faces of Brad Pitt, Vin Diesel and Hugh Jackman (and an actress nobody seems to be able to identify). It’s so terrific that the real Thundercats movie (potentially arriving in 2010) will no doubt be a disappointment in comparison (perhaps as bad as this old fake Thundercats movie trailer). In fact, this version’s awkward CG-rendered Snarf is likely better than what Warner Bros. will give us (the actual film is reportedly going to be entirely computer-animated). I was going to initially say that this is the best fake trailer I’ve ever see " [More]
    JakeStevensJakeStevens The Fight Scenes "Make" This Film
    by JakeStevens in JakeStevens Blog
    is neutral about it.
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    "As stated, the one reason I kept watching this film was the fantastically choreographed, filmed and edited fight scenes - the sword clashes resonate with you long after the victor has triumphed. Other than that, I can't say much else for this film. Orlando Bloom is laughable as Paris, the Prince of Troy and Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Brendan Gleeson and Brian Cox (all superb actors in their own right) manage to barely hold their own with the stilted dialogue they had to work with. My interest waned between the fight scenes, and there were just enough of them for me to last through the end credits. I do, however, feel the casting of Diane Kruger (Helen, Queen of Sparta) was just, as she is beautiful enough to be a catalyst for the epic war that takes place, but perhaps, and maybe I'm being a bit too harsh here, her acting chops weren't up to par with such a cast of heavy hitters? A noble attempt at bringing the Legend of Troy to the big screen...but I think it could have been done better ... " [More]
    usesoapusesoap This 'Prince' is a pauper
    by usesoap in usesoap Blog
    lost interest.
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    "Perhaps my review may be dismissed automatically by the fact that I have not revisited Narnia myself since reading them as a child, and even then, the C. S. Lewis books had none of the mental shelf life of “The Lord of the Rings” tomes or Jack London’s excursions into the wild. I approached “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” from a merely cinematic perspective. And, despite its battles and bluster, it’s rather a bore. That’s not to say it does not try to get medieval on your a** -- various armor-clanging clashes punctuate the numerous slow spots of exposition in the picture, vying for credibility in the rather noisy summer blockbuster period. In this installment, the Pevensie siblings – Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy – have busied themselves in the U.K. " [More]
    SpoutBlogSpoutBlog 5 Reasons Brad Pitt Should Play ...
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    "It’s not always worthwhile to jump on rumors like this, but the idea that Brad Pitt could be cast as The Mighty Thor in Marvel’s upcoming movie adaptation (due June 4, 2010) is too good an idea to be left alone. The word comes from Latino Review that Marvel is simply tossing the actor’s name around, though apparently the role hasn’t even been suggested, let alone offered, to Pitt. Unfortunately, it’s hard to imagine that Pitt would be interested in playing a superhero. He’s still a big enough star and a talented enough actor that he might feel he’s above such a thing. However, if he wants to continue making great films like The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, which don’t make him much cash, he’s going to need some mainstream hits, and he could do much worse for a paycheck than wear a cape and helmet and fight evil as the Norse God of Thunder. So, I’ve come up with five reasons for Pitt to grab Thor’s hammer. Hopefully he’ll find the list convincin " [More]
    DharmendraChaudharyDharmendraChaudhary Troy :Good Movie
    by DharmendraChaudhary in DharmendraChaudhary Blog
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    "Troy is one of the best movie in historical movies. Brad Pitt's role is very good. " [More]
    bishopx3gbishopx3g Better than that other historic ...
    by bishopx3g in bishopx3g Blog
    liked it.
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    "One of the best movies based upon an historical war that that I've seen thus far. Even women have come to love this movie, even if it is for Brad Pitt! A Must See!! " [More]
    GradysGhostGradysGhost That thing I rented...
    by GradysGhost in GradysGhost Blog
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    "I told them. I told them both."We have three free rentals from Blockbuster, " I said. "Yes, it's Tuesday, and that means new releases. But," I concluded, "you do [i]not[/i] want me to get Epic Movie."But I was outnumbered two to one. Overruled. I should have said something. I should have just not wasted a perfectly good free rental. But alas, I care too much about my wife and my brother. So I rented Epic Movie. The "unrated" DVD (more on this subject to come later today) had a 93-minute running time, some six minutes longer than the theatrical release. I hoped it was funny. If not, it was only an hour and a half - a pretty short movie considering some of the epics I've seen.And that was just the first thing wrong with the movie. If you're going to make a spoof (and this one is a spoof, not an homage) about epic movies, you should probably try and mimic the epic movies you're making fun of. The Lord of the Rings trilogy ran about ten hours, and that' ... " [More]
 
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