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posted on Thursday, November 12, 2009 in Movie Reviews
Hellphone feels like an approximation of a horror movie, an attempt at producing a scary film by people who don’t really understand or respect the genre. All semblance of plot is abandoned as the film sets about creating scene after scene where a while lady stands around where the characters can’t see them, or grabs something from under the bed. It’s all the dumbest trappings of horror films without any of the context that makes it work. Hellphone only thinks it’s scary. It’s mostly just boring.
More Of The Same
posted on Thursday, November 12, 2009 in Movie Reviews
You already know what I’m going to write about Ang Tanging Pamilya. You already know what the movie’s going to be like, even if you haven’t seen it. You know there will be sped up footage of people running around. You know DJ Durano’s going to show up in a role that could have easily been written out. You know that at some point, someone’s going to be reciting lines from some other hit film. You know that the filmmaking is going to be sub par. You know that outtakes are going to run over the credits. You already know exactly what you’re going to get: a whole heaping mess of more of the same from Wenn Deramas.
Official Poster For Clint Eastwood's 'Invictus' Debuts
posted on Thursday, November 12, 2009 in Movies
Warner Bros. Pictures debuted the official one-sheet poster for Clint Eastwood’s “Invictus,” which stars Oscar® winners Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon. Movie is slated for release locally February next year.










