This is a short review of the 3D IMAX version of The Wizard of Oz.
Watched the 75th Anniversary 3D IMAX Experience version yesterday night at my local theater. It was late on a monday night, so it was just me and these two other people watching in the whole room, when the movie finally started playing. And my God, this movie is so immersive and the new transfer for the 75th Anniversary is so good that you would never…
There is nothing original in this movie whatsoever. I found myself thinking "surely this won't happen, it would be too obvious" just to have whatever I thought was going to happen, happen.
Cliches from other, much better horror movies all over the place, and some really shitty writing in some places. There is a scene where the family daughter's boyfriend tries to kill the girl's father so they can be together.. what kind of logic is this? If someone killed…
I hadn't seen this movie in years, so I finally went back to watch it again, hopefully with a more mature mindset than the first time I saw it as a teenager. And it still holds up as a great psychological thriller; definitely one of my favorites from the genre (which IS my favorite genre). It's so good that even my friend who doesn't like anime at all loved it.
I genuinely felt sorry for poor Mima, which seemed to…
I thought the first one was really bad but since some friends wanted to watch this one I decided to give the second entry to the V/H/S/ saga a try. After all, maybe the people responsible for the first saw their mistakes, fixed it and made a better sequel, right?
Wrong. This one is even worse than the first one. Not a single one of the stories are really that interesting at all. It's full of horror cliches you've seen…
