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British Comedy month 4 – Bean
Bean, also known as Bean: The Movie, or Bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie, is my favourite memory of seeing a movie in theatres. Why? Because I went with my entire extended family on my mom’s side. Long story short, I … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, bean, bean: the movie, bean: the ultimate disaster movie, british comedy, burt reynolds, comedy, comedy movie, howard goodall, mel smith, movie review, movies, mr. bean, pamela reed, peter macnicol, richard curtis, robin driscoll, rowen atkinson
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War Movies Month 4 – Hot Shots! Part Deux
As much as war is a serious subject, whenever I do a War Movies Month on this blog, I like to talk about at least one movie that shouldn’t be taken seriously. Last time, I looked at Hitler: Dead Or … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, charlie scheen, comedy, comedy movie, gulf war, hot shots!, hot shots! part deux, jerry haleva, lloyd bridges, martin scheen, movie review, movies, parody, richard crenna, roger ebert, rowan atkinson, ryan stiles, saddam hussein, slapstick comedy, topper harvey, valeria golino
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Fantastic Four month 4 – Fan4stick
Nope, I’m not giving this movie the dignity of calling it by its actual title. It doesn’t deserve it. After Rise of the Silver Surfer disappointed at the box office (despite still making a profit), 20th Century Fox waited until … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, benjamin grimm, comics, dr. doom, dr. franklin storm, fan4stick, fantastic four, human torch, invisible woman, jamie bell, johnny storm, josh trank, kate mara, michael b. jordan, miles teller, movie review, movies, mr. fantastic, reed richards, reg e. cathey, Simon Kinberg, superhero movies, susan storm, the thing, tobey kebbell
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Fantastic Four month 2 – Fantastic Four (2005)
A lot of people think of Chris Evans as Captain America. After all, that is his most well-known movie role, and he’s very good in the role. That said, I’ve got several friends who never quite saw Evans as Captain … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, benjamin grimm, bernd eichinger, chris evans, doctor doom, dr. doom, fantastic four, human torch, invisible woman, ioan gruffudd, jessica alba, jonny storm, julian mcmahon, marvel comics, marvel movies, movie review, movies, mr. fantastic, reed richards, roger ebert, rotten tomatoes, sci-fi movie, science fiction, sue richards, superhero movies, the human torch, the thing, tim story
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Hollywood Epics 2 – Cleopatra (1963)
Apart from this movie being recommended to me by a co-worker who’s got a very similar taste in movies to me, I came into this movie almost completely blind. Not only have I never seen this movie before, but I … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, academy award, alex north, ancient egypt, biographical film, carlo marlo franzero, classic movies, cleopatra, egypt, elizabeth taylor, epic drama, historical epic, historical fiction, hollywood epic, joseph l. mankiewicz, julius caesar, mark antony, movie remake, movie review, movies, octavian, ranald macdougall, remake, rex harrison, richard burton, roddy mcdowall, roman empire, rouben mamoulian, sidney buchman, the life and times of cleopatra, walter wanger
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Ridley Scott Month 1 – Alien
This month, I’ll be looking at four movies from legendary film director Ridley Scott. Let’s start with the movie that put him on the map, Alien. I’ll also be looking at Gladiator, Blade Runner, and Kingdom of Heaven, most likely … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, alien, bolaji badejo, brandywine, chestburster, chris foss, da o'bannon, david giler, gene siskel, h.r. giger, harry dean slanton, horror, horror movie, ian holm, jean girauld, john hurt, movie review, movies, nostromo, ridley scott, ripley, roger ebert, ronald shusett, sci-fi, sci-fi movie, science fiction, sigourney weaver, tom skerritt, veronica cartwright, walter hill, yaphet kotto
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Home Alone movies 6 – Home Sweet Home Alone
Looking back at the previous Home Alone movies, the original is a great movie overall – no major complaints. Home Alone 2’s only real problem is that it borrows a bit too much from the first one, but it’s still … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, aisling bea, andrew daly, archie yates, bad movies, buzz mccallister, carol mercer, christmas movies, dan mazer, devin ratray, disney, ellie kemper, home alone movies, home sweet home alone, jeff mckenzie, john debney, kid's movies, max mercer, movie review, movies, pam mckenzie, rob delaney, tim simons
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Home Alone movies 5 – The Holiday Heist
After the complete disaster that was Home Alone 4, you think they’d put this series to rest. But no, there are still two more movies to get through. Home Alone: The Holiday Heist wisely drops the McCallister storyline though, seeing … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, alexis baxter, bad movies, christian martyn, christmas movie, comedy movie, debie mazer, disney, eddie steeples, ellie harvie, finn baxter, home alone, home alone movies, home alone: the holiday heist, jodelle ferland, kids' movies, malcolm mcdowell, movie review, movies, winnipeg
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Home Alone movies 4 – Taking Back the House
Home Alone 3 was the first movie in the series to not star Kevin McCallister as the lead character, and it wasn’t all that well received. It was profitable, but barely, and certainly didn’t reek in the mega cash that … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, bad movies, buzz mccallister, christmas movies, clare carey, comedy movies, erick avari, french stewart, harry and marv, home alone, home alone 4, home alone 4 taking back the house, i feel good, james brown, jason beghe, joanna going, kevin mccallister, movie review, movies, rob daniel, tv movies
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Home Alone movies 3 – International Criminals
Since Home Alone 3 is the only sequel without a subtitle within its title, I’m including a major plot element in the title of this blog post. Home Alone 3 is the first sequel to not include any cast members … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, aleksander krupa, alex d. linz, alex pruitt, chicago, comedy, comedy movie, david thornton, fox family films, hans zimmer, haviland morris, home alone, home alone 3, home alone movies, john hughes, karen pruitt, kid's movie, lenny von dohlem, movie review, movies, nick glennie-smith, peter beaupre, raja gosnell, roger ebert, rya kihlstedt, Scarlett Johannsen
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