phranchk
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Hugo. Good movie. Would've loved this one as a child.
I just watched indie movie, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, which I borrowed from the library. I didn't think it could be too bad, trusting that with Tyler Labine (TV's Reaper) and Alan Tudyke (Firefly) it couldn't be too bad and I'd have to say that I was justly rewarded. It's a cute little movie with some pretty funny bits as a send up of cabin in the woods with likable hillbillies vs. college kids / slasher film.
Yeah it was much better than I thought it would be, alot of funny parts.
I love that you gave that whole review without even mentioning if it was good or bad.
NO. We don't have enough space on the server for all your reviews.
Shut up Peter
The wife and I love the entire franchise, we haven't seen the 4th year, but as you say it isn't supposed to really be related, it's more about what happens after all the chaos and destruction from the first three lead to the existence of the two species being discovered by the humans and the fallout from it. Like I said, we haven't seen it yet but plan too and at the end of the day, none of the stories have been really strong but the movies themselves in pace, action, filmography, ect have made them all entertaining. It's kind of like Blade. They are all shit movies but you can't help but like them. They do something right.
Watched the better part of Bridesmaids, did not like.
Finally watched X-man First class and enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
I've been largely disappointed with the Underworld series ever since the first movie, and that includes the extended director's cut of the same. There have been movies that are famous for hack jobs being forced upon the director's vision by the studios, The Magnificent Ambersons and Gilliam's Brazil come to mind, but Underworld was not one of them. The extended cut seemed to be more an excuse to squeeze more DVD sales out of teenage fanboys without really adding much except maybe a quick boob shot of the chick from Moonlight and Doctor Who's Madame Pompadour episode in an attempt to emphasize that other than the death dealers, the rest of the vampires really are a bunch of spoiled, decadent, useless nitwits.
The second movie was just a mess. I've seen it twice and really can't recall much of the plot, Michael and Kraven are still horribly acted characters (but thankfully not for long in the later's case) and an unanchored Marcus somehow uses a chain to pull a helicopter out of the sky toward him and not the other way around.
I didn't mind the third movie. <---Damning with faint praise.