The Ghost and the Darkness (1996) |
60% | |
Adaptation (2002) |
100% | |
Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) |
60% | |
Up (2009) |
90% | |
36th Chamber of Shaolin (1983) |
80% | |
The Ghost and the Darkness in not as exhilerating and raw as I had anticipated. I imagined more hunting than incompetant trap-setting. The lion attacks, absurd in number, are repetitive and so predictable that supporting cast members may as well be wearing signs that read... More
Many a film has depicted the writer's journey, but never has one totally indulged in it. Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman reinvents surreality by involving reality. Rather than painstakingly adapting an unadaptable book, he instead illustrates his struggle as a screenwriter... More
Wes Anderson's alluring style and Brad Schiff's revolutionary animation are equally undermined by a mostly unfunny and exhausting script. Thankfully, like all of the director's films, there's much to see and enjoy in every frame, which becomes a slightly tedious albeit... More
This is as exquisite and exhilerating as kung-fu cinema gets.The camera work is fast and physical, the costumes loudly colored, translating the mythic adventure with that incorragable 70's flare.The masterfully photographed training scenes at the Buddhist temple are pure... More
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