tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-50751872011-06-07T23:28:08.950-07:00This is the movie review arena of Dave Mitchell and Trevor Taylor. We are fed up with stupid critics who pick the movies that nobody goes to watch. (BEWARE: PLOT-DETAILS/SPOILERS INCLUDED!!!)Trevornoreply@blogger.comBlogger141100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5075187.post-1111517145370997322005-03-22T09:58:00.000-08:002005-03-22T10:45:45.373-08:00

(rated very "R" for sexual content, nudity, and language)Plot Synopsis: Alfie Elkins (Jude Law) is a limousine driver by day, and a Casanova by night. This young Brit moved to New York because "the most beautiful women in the world live in Manhattan." The story (a remake of the 1966 classic of the same name, starring Michael Caine) follows Alfie's philandering misadventures, as he lives out

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(Just call me technical man - Trev) (I'm not gonna give you all the technical crap that Trev did. I'm not that savvy. You want it--go get it yourself.) Plot Synopsis: Dan Foreman (Dennis Quaid) is the head of the marketing department at Sports America (*cough* Illustrated *cough*) magazine. When his parent company is bought out by a global conglomerate, this 51-year-old husband/father-of-two

Davehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00901333597476456521noreply@blogger.com3tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5075187.post-1105686197627056212005-01-13T21:36:00.000-08:002005-01-18T14:49:34.840-08:00

Release Date: December 17th, 2004 (wide). MPAA Rating: PG-13 for some language, action and violence. Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Action/Adventure 1 hr. 53 min Starring: Dennis Quaid, Giovanni Ribisi, Miranda Otto, Hugh Laurie, Jared Padalecki Directed by: John Moore Produced by: William Aldrich, Alex Blum, Wyck Godfrey, John Davis Production

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Come with me on this wild ride. Staring Kiefer Sutherland, 24 had me hooked so much that I watched it twice as fast as I originally intended. The program is set up to cover a 24 hour period of time for the characters in 24 episodes. Naturally each episode covers an hour. Over three nights I watched 24 in 8 episode segments. This turned out really well because the show can be naturally broken into

Trevornoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5075187.post-1105031356483116792005-01-06T09:08:00.000-08:002005-01-06T09:09:16.483-08:00

Trevor wants to resurrect this old beast, so I figured I'd contribute too. Expect some old reviews, and then a couple new ones eventually. First up, though, is Trevor. Go for it, dude.

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Cider House Rules, The Flight of the Phoenix In Good Company Insomnia Lost in Translation Love Liza Ninth Gate, The Road to Perdition Seabiscuit

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This can be anything that appears on TV programming: complete seasons, made for TV movies, sporting events, etc. 24 - Season 1

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You get more than just a movie with most DVDs. Not only do we review the movie, but also the special features that come with the DVD. Coming soon.

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Lost In Translation (R): contains sexual content How do you define infidelity? Is it simply having sex with someone who is not your spouse? Or do you consider infidelity to be as much about emotional unfaithfulness as physical? This was the question that refused to leave my mind as I watched Sofia Coppola's highly (and in most cases, deservingly) praised sophomore directing effort. But I

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Video Capsule Reviews The Ninth Gate (R): contains lots of badness, and not the good kind I'll admit that I rented this pile and actually watched it all the way through. It kept me moderately interested, for a few reasons: --Johnny Depp as a book expert --the entire plot revolved around antique/rare books --I really didn't know how they would resolve it all Turns out, they didn't really. I

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Better Than Critics Comeback Tour 2004 Back and better than ever, baby. Let's do this. Seabiscuit(PG-13): contains language, mild violence, a suggestive scene I was really hard on this movie when the Academy Awards were announced. Because I considered it "the stupid horse movie" without having seen it. Well, I've seen it. It was entertaining. But it's not worthy of the great praise it's

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Video Reviews: Road To Perdition, Insomnia, The Cider House Rules I'm putting these three together, because interestingly enough, they are joined by a common theme, which i will discuss shortly. First, the business of reviewing: Road to Perdition (R): contains mad violence, language This movie is one of Tom Hanks' most powerful performances, in my opinion. In Road to Perdition, he plays Mike

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A Word from the Other Fella Hey, this is Dave-o. Just a quick word of welcome. Yeah, we've been talking about doing this since my sophomore year. But the plan was always that we'd get paid for this. Oh well. Gotta start somewhere. Maybe we can build a cult following that will send us money. But me first, cuz Trev already has a good job. So. Reviews. That's what this is all about. Now,

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Welcome to the show........ For a while now, we have talked about doing someting like this to express our views on movies. This started when we were roomates in college. Early on we had movies in common. We had an appretiation for good movies, but we simply disagreed with many of the norms in movie preference. Those norms being your usual stupid movie critics. We hope this is a practical,

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