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Posted on August, 04 2007 at 12 AM
Round Two of my trailer reviews:
- In the Shadow of the Moon – I don’t my generation was really that big on the whole “space thing”, but that hasn’t stopped me from having interest and intrigue in the stars above. If you enjoyed the great From the Earth to the Moon series that was out a few years ago, this is probably going to be another great treasure for you.
- The Spiderwick Chronicles- This looks to be a new generation’s Neverending Story. It probably will be very visually appealing, but unless I happen to be hanging out with a 10-year old when it comes out, I don’t plan on seeing this one.
- Arctic Tale – Gag! I probably would actually be able to stomach this seemingly dull and pointless film, if it wasn’t being narrated by the Queen.
- Rush Hour 3 – I fear this movie … or more accurately, I fear FOR this movie. RH 1 and 2 were really pretty great, but most of what I see in this trailer is forced jokes and heavy-handed punch-lines (pun intended … why not). I doubt this 3rd installment of the Tucker / Chan adventure will ring true for anyone.
- Feast of Love – Hmm. It sure is hard to pass up anything that has Morgan Freeman in it. Then again, I’m not really the mushy movie love type. Plus, this was definitely was a trailer that didn’t really leave too much “trailing” unknown. Why bother seeing the whole film, when, in under 3 minutes, I have gotten the gist of the plot, the range of the characters and now understand their moments redemption?
- The Golden Compass – ‘Sigh’. Looks like another shabby attempt at something grand. 30% of the visual magic of The Chronicles of Narnia, 20% of the conceptual interest of Sky Captain and 200% of the faults in both (though I really did enjoy the first CofN movie).
- Dynamite Warrior – Potentional. That is pretty much the only word I have for this right now. Yes it is from the same guys behind all of the amazing Tony Jaa movies and yes, it does look pretty amazing in the way of stunt effects, but I want to know more of the plot and character draw before I invest any emotion toward this release.
- Rocket Science – Even though I do want to see more of Reece Thompson throwing a cello through a window, I think I would die of boredom during the first 45 minutes of this movie.
- King of Kong – They’ll make a movie about anything, won’t they? I like video games the same as the next guy, but count me out.
- The Game Plan – No. The Rock in another dumb kids movie. ‘Nuff said.
- 3:10 to Yuma – Um. I like Christian Bale and I like Russell Crowe, but I’m not buying into this western.
- Get Smart – Another role that Steve Carell was born to play. He makes a great modern day Don Adams.
- The Heartbreak Kid – Why does Ben Stiller have grey hair?
- 10,000 B.C. – Wait! Wait! They made a whole movie about those tribal people from Stargate? Weird.
- Gone Baby Gone – Do yoos thinks that this her movieess takes place somewheres in da Bronx? Er Jersey? Just askin’.
- Ghosts of Cite Soleil – Err, no. But thanks.
- The Water Horse – More like I’m gonna be hoarse, from shouting “Turn it off! Turn it off! Please, no more!” Geh.
Wheeew! There’s another few more. Anything you’d like to add?
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DUDE!!! you SAW the trailer for Spiderwick Chronicles?? i’m so jealous. that series ROCKED! it’s only 5 books and each is a little over 100 pages but that includes pictures so really, they’re not that long but WOW are they amazing. the detail is just incredible! you should read them. the movie will just rock that much more.
Get Smart should be awesome too.
i’m rather excited tho to see “Stardust” could be interesting.
oh, and in responce to your comment, i commented back on my page :P
aloha!
Oh a book series, eh? I will have to put that on my reading list. It definitely looked to have some potential … especially in the visual area.
I am getting more and more iffy on “Stardust”. The new trailers make me doubtful and a recent review I read was really hateful to it … but then again, I love Neil Gaiman’s work.
i duno. the Star Trib reviewed it and they loved it. i personally wanna see it for the actors, the storyline, and well, anything that encludes a skyship, and i’m there.
yea, Spiderwick is awesome. i’d loan them to you, but they will be loaned to someone else shortly.
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