It's been a long time that a movie grabbed me within the first few minutes and made me laugh out loud several times. Two Minutes is immaculately planned out and makes the most of a limited budget. The cast is great and engaging and the film develops a certain breathless intensity carried by their playful and fun performances.
Because of the small enclosed set and the cast performances it feels like a stage play and the dialogue is loose and…
An interesting movie - I found the initial concept of a man discovering that he had unwittingly been part of a crime when he was a small child very compelling and the actor makes the best of this scene and the further processing of this fact.
All of the actors provide great performances and the story has some very deep and dark twists and turns. Overall the movie could have used a few cuts, but while it is slow, the…
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I hadn't seen this one since I was a teenager a very long time ago, and while I remembered all the visual highlights relatively well, the actual story of the main character is something that I had completely forgotten or possibly never understood.
Now the problem is, I hated every moment of the story of Roy.
Richard Dreyfuss plays him extremely well and gives the character a manic energy which is very apt, given that the script makes Roy out…
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This reminded me a lot of Wild Wild West and it is a shame that the writers of this movie did either not watch Wild Wild West or didn't learn anything from it.
The movie starts out following the original storyline and for the first few minutes it looks like we are in for a modernized but recognizable swordfighting extravaganza. But then the movie suddenly veers off into complete fantasy.
There are impossible medieval mechanisms under Venice, literal flying airships…
