Showing posts with label Outcast Mini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outcast Mini. Show all posts
May 4, 2014
Outcast Mini: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
I do not feel all that inspired to review The Amazing Spider-Man 2, but I will say that I enjoyed the film. It is probably the first to really get Spidey's banter. I liked the various plots and how they were fitting together. I liked the Green Goblin. However, the movie was not edited all that well, it felt rather choppy as it jumped to the various threads. Still, I walked out entertained and happy for what I saw. I think Andrew Garfield is a good Parker/Spidey and I like how his parents fit into everything. This entry may not be the best, but it certainly entertains. 3/5
Labels:
2010s,
2014,
Action,
Adaptation,
Andrew Garfield,
Dane DeHaan,
Emma Stone,
Jamie Foxx,
Marc Webb,
Movie Review,
Outcast Mini,
Science Fiction,
Sequel,
Superhero,
Theatrical Release
January 3, 2014
Outcast Mini: Grudge Match (2013)
Well, Grudge Match happened and I am glad it is over. The overlong comedy looks to pit Rocky against Raging Bull but ends up being a couple of old guys giving each other love taps. I can see how this movie would seem to be a good idea on paper, but in execution it just wasn't funny. Grudge Match is more sad and boring than anything else, a couple of stars looking to relive the success of the past. Funny, kind of like the two stars. It is nice to see Deniro doing so much work, but he hasn't done much of note lately, while Stallone's bad films get pushed while the underrated Bullet to the Head is ignored. Whatever, Grudge Match just isn't funny and I was glad when it was over.
Labels:
2010s,
2013,
Alan Arkin,
Comedy,
Jon Bernthal,
Kevin Hart,
Kim Basinger,
Movie Review,
Outcast Mini,
Robert Deniro,
Sports,
Sylvester Stallone,
Theatrical Release
January 1, 2014
Outcast Mini: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
So, the long in development remake of the Danny Kaye starring 1947 film and also adapted from the James Thurber story has finally hit theaters. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, directed by and starring Ben Stiller, proves to be an overlong bore. Sure some of the effects are well executed and the core idea of courage and self discovery is a good one, but it never feels real and does not grab a hold of my imagination. It doesn't help that the McGuffin of the missing negative is obvious right from the start. This is a movie that is pretty to look at but is ultimately empty.
Labels:
2010s,
2013,
Adaptation,
Ben Stiller,
Movie Review,
Outcast Mini,
Remake,
Theatrical Release
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