Lunar warewolf night 🐺: #1 An American Werewolf in London
It's a full moon. Beware the moon! And stick to the road. Oops.
When you're having a bad day the undead will be happy to offer you a way to commit suicide 📿💊🔫...
During the screening, the weather wasn't as good as I had hoped (visible full moon outside the window), but there was a rainy climate, so it heightened the English feeling. The rural spooky atmosphere and misty moors…
The initial idea is, as in many others, quite crazy. It may not be my sub-genre of comedy, but films from the 2000s have something about them that makes them very watchable and enjoyable even watching them for the umpteenth time, and that can't be said of many new films.
Today the YouTube joke seems so strange, but back then it might have had a different reception.
Overall, there are a lot of ridiculous ideas for strange situations, some are…
The third part is strongly different. Focusing on the wedding, it is heavily styled on Mamma Mia and some similar ones. As in part 2, it lacked a stronger development of some things. There is a heavily rural style, lots of alcohol, brawling and total chaos.
However, in the overall assessment it comes off weaker and I feel that this part seems forced, but it quite nice works.
If you wanna rock, you gotta break the rules.
Starting out I thought it was a random Black movie, and it turned out to be one of the better movies I've seen. It's one of those where there's a teacher who has charisma or a captivating school movie in general.
Jack shows here a real passion for rock and for the most classic songs. Watching this you feel the positive energy emanating from it. Although for the wrong reason, not…
It's ironic, isn't it? Americans fought a war for freedom... Another one to end slavery. So, what does something choose to do with their freedom? Become slaves.
It literally happens when you unlock the other 99% of your mind.
An unusual road movie where we meet many strange people and even stranger adventures. There are many temptations along the way and the question is whether you can say no to them. James Marsden has a very enjoyable performance here, and…
