Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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Reviews pills for video rental (or the grooved SKY)

Here is a short series of tips for enjoying good movies or more probably to avoid dreadful rubbish.

Tropic Thunder (2008 Action Film, Ben Stiller)
For orphans of Derek Zoolander, but just those fundamentalist, was released in 2008 this action film, from comedy maddeningly surreal, so surreal that you rarely laughs. To uncritical followers.

District Nine (Sci-Fi Action Film 2009)
Genius? Disconcerting? Unconventional? Unexpected? Future object of worship? Boiata galactic?
There are films that can make one or more of these effects together and District Nine is open to different interpretations. It's worth a look for that interest. To see.


Barbarossa (2009 Historical Film, Rutger Hauer)
The attempt to represent a dramatic pathos of the characters most fascinating of the Middle Ages. Bad actors, dialogues worse than trivial, exaggerated scenes in economics (I hope) that return grotesque effects. Unwatchable.

Knowing (2009 Thriller Film, Nicolas Cage)
The story is reminiscent of "The library of the dead" best seller in the bookstore with no particular merit. Nicolone our pendant with bovine expression without adding a lot of pathos to the (alleged) science fiction thriller. If you hire a friend ...

The Girl Who Played with Fire (Film Noir 2009)
It 's the sequel to the film adaptation of the famous saga Millennium. The second book in my opinion is the most beautiful, but this movie seemed to me worse than the first. The main character (the sublime in the book) does not remember. Not at all.

L 'Ice Age 3 (Film d'animation 2009)
The first Ice Age was great. The second and the third episode of the wonderful adventures of the sloth Sid and related company in the odor of extinction is still enjoyable. Only exacerbated the feeling of exploitation of gags and situational success makes me think that in 'eventual (inevitable) the fourth episode, I augurerò that damn squirrel dies strangled by acorn! For the whole family.

Monday, January 25, 2010

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James Cameron's Avatar

It 's a good show great Avatar, the' last James Cameron's film .

Sci shades fantasy, is a story that brilliantly exploits the mechanisms of the classic confrontation between good and bad. Like every product of the Canadian filmmaker, is built for a fact that success is not failure.
The film cost a lot, with its $ 237 million is the most expensive production in movie history. But with the billion and 800 million which has already gathered, is also the most profitable film.
All the money spent on the film are gone (as well as the actors and the director) in special effects. The film it is shot with a novel technique that allows a performance in stunning 3D and is populated by wonderful characters that move in a world more beautiful. The planet Pandora.
I was not able to find a place in a 3D room and I settled for a normal projection, but I must say that the effects are still outstanding and that during the many air battles, I'm surprised a little unbalanced on the chair to follow the evolution of us!
The story is useless to tell you about a little bit because I never do, but also because the plot has been traced anywhere. But I do not think it wrong if I say that in the script there is a little Matrix and a little dancing with wolves.
Two splendid film 's note.

short, will not change the history of cinema as it has been said by many (at the bottom of the story is not very original) but certainly from here and for many years, we heard about the fantastic world of Pandora and its high residents, Na'Vi.
For me, no doubt to be seen for over two hours of pure fun!

Thursday, January 21, 2010

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The Cathedral of the Sea by Ildefonso Falcones


I purchased "The Cathedral of the Sea" intrigued by the commercial success enjoyed. I waited for the 'output' s paperback (large Tea), and at that point, dropping my 13 €, I've brought it home.
The Cathedral is a story, indeed a true historical novel, which tells in 640 pages of family adventures Estanyol, originally sharecroppers and serfs of the Catalonian countryside.
The story begins on the day of the marriage of young Bernat and ending with the maturity of his son Arnau.
In half, 64-year history of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bfull of historical references and accurate reconstructions of places and customs of Catalonia of the fourteenth century.
In romanzone there is a little bit of everything, the rise, fall and redemption of a family. And wars, famine, religious persecution and pestilence. Loves, rapes and inquisition. All at 'shade of the yard of the Church Sea, the church of the people in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bin its construction during those years.
's ability Ildefonso Falcones is surely to make a script that manages to contain its lightness with this wealth of topics. The narrative is fluent and can be read with pleasure, indeed, the end pages slipping fast. A pleasant reading.
And then, is a mine of information about life during the fourteenth century and in particular on that of Barcelona, \u200b\u200ba city I have visited many times but whose story I knew very little.
The many characters in the novel are a diverse and comprehensive gallery of the figures of the time (whose character, however, are also transported to the present day), without thickness or shine with originality.
conclusion, a very interesting book that is read and pleasantly.
missing in my opinion, the spark of absolute genius, but it's a job well done. Without disturbing
Manzoni (there is also a pest here!), Who had read the Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, will find many similarities.
For those who had not read, honestly, I would recommend you start than that!