I saw Ronin yesterday, pretty poor movie and De Niro is starting to get on my nerves![]()
What was the original title? I can't even remember!I just couldn't take it any more, and had to edit the illiterate thread title.
I just couldn't take it any more, and had to edit the illiterate thread title.
Honestly, I thought the acting in this film was as bad as it gets. I can accept your opinion that you liked this film. But to say the acting in the film were even close to average is just beyond belief for me. Sorry. Also, I didn't find it funny either, but it's not like we all have same sense of humor!Am sorry, i don't usually post (on here) based purely on someone elses post but i felt compelled to. In response to most of what a6m5 said.
Dog Soliders has to be my favourite film of all time. I understand if you simply dont like it, but saying the acting is bad, someone needs there eyes/ears seeing to. Everything about Dog soldiers is excellent. And its easily one of the funniest film's i've ever seen.
You are probably thinking Star Destroyer from Star Wars, when I say special effects. I suggest you read up on it a little bit, then go watch those two films again. When some guy's ripped into pieces? Those are called special effects. Anytime some monster's shown to be moving at amazing speed? Yep, special effects.The descent on the other hand i thought was a huge let down, it was entertaining. The special effects were a bit better?? There are know real effects used in either film. There's guys in suites but thats about it.
You betcha. 👍Still at least you like Ronin.
The site says it is a disappointment but I never read the comic, but overall I like it. I will give it a 7/10.LoveHKFilmsDonnie Yen is Dragon, a twentysomething (!) year-old martial arts stud who used to belong to Dragon Tiger Gate, the most righteous of the local martial arts organizations. Dragon left the Gate years ago with his mother (Sherin Teng in a cameo), leaving behind younger brother Tiger (Nicholas Tse). Years later, the two brothers cross paths at a floating restaurant, where Tiger senses an opportunity to utilize his high-kicking martial arts skills to defend a hapless family from some bullying thugs. Tiger proceeds to whip major ass, annoying the goons of crimelord Ma Kwun (Shaw Brothers legend Chen Kuan-Tai). But Dragon shows up, fists flying and locks of hair blowing in the manufactured wind. The two tussle briefly before Ma Kwun lets Tiger go. The lesson: even crimelords don't want brothers to fight.
I liked this, too. I like Paul Walker(I know, I know), so I didn't mind him so much, but I agree with you on the ending.Running Scared - This film is blinding!! Bloody brilliant. OK it is daft, but its utterly brilliant daftness. I wish they'd have got a better actor than Paul Walker, but thats the only real nigle. The bit with the "children" was utterly horrific, nothng really happens, but it's really creepy. Very good film.
8/10 (it would be a 9, if it wasn't for the slightly annoying ending).
You do realize that special effects is not just done with the computers? Special effect's been around for probably as long as the movie's been around, "done physically", of course. And back to the point, I wasn't arguing the amound of SFX that was in the film, or if it was done physically or on computers. In Dog Soldiers, I thought that SFX was pretty much of a B-Movie quality. Yes, the suits were as believable as something I see on Sesame Street, by the time the dog started chewing on teh sergeant's intestine, I was rolling my eyes. In Descent, monsters were still pretty bad in close-ups, but it showed some improvements. Yes, slight improvements.I understand what you mean by special effects but in both of the films, its all done physically (men in suits etc). There is the odd bit of green screen in the descent but thats it.
You are talking about that sergeant, who was also in Event Horizon, right? He is usually good. I couldn't stand him in this movie, and I really mean that.I But i really don't agree with you at all on the acting front, sorry. Sean Pertwee is ace!
Back to Dog Soliders for a sec. Each to there own basically. At least they did the wolf "effects" with guys in suits as aposed to the terrible cgi used in most recent films (Cursed or Brothers Grimm).I agree, sometimes it's better to do it the old fashioned way.
That was a great scene, tell your uncle to watch it again, it was his intestines. If I recall correctly, didn't they glue him back togetherAlso, thank you for saying the dog was chewing his insides, because my uncles says its ment to be the bandages..
Yep, CGI has it's uses and can create some amazing things, but it's vastly overused.I didn't see anything bad with any of the FX, ok they wern't great. But miles better than the constant cgi crap we get from hollywood now.
Im still luaghing at movie even though I haven't watch it.DOA: Dead or alive - Now im sure as some of you know. I thouroughly enjoyed the Resident Evil films, Doom, Tomb Raider 1 & even found HOTD watchable (to an extent). But this, not ony is this the worst game-to-film adaption ever, but quite possibly the worst film ever made.
Everything about it was horrible. There wasnt even any descent titilation to look at. I know Devon Aoki, Holly Valance etc are beautiful with great bods, but they didn't even do that well. At least Charlie's Angels had some nice "views". I can only recall one sexy scene, which was when the camera went up Devon Aoki's bikini clad body (although she is just watchable by herself).
The fights were terrible, the editing was terrible, the acting was (mostly) terrible, the script was terrible. And there's cliche'd like say Armageddon, but then there is this. I literally bursed out into laughter at the end with the 3 minutes self destruct bit. Even Paul Anderson should be ashamed.
The only (kinda) saving grace is that it was quite a bit like the game, well more so than some game films anyway.
I suppose i would sit through it again, mainly to laugh at how bad it is, at least it wasn't boring.
2/10
DOA: Dead or alive - Now im sure as some of you know. I thouroughly enjoyed the Resident Evil films, Doom, Tomb Raider 1 & even found HOTD watchable (to an extent). But this, not ony is this the worst game-to-film adaption ever, but quite possibly the worst film ever made.
Everything about it was horrible. There wasnt even any descent titilation to look at. I know Devon Aoki, Holly Valance etc are beautiful with great bods, but they didn't even do that well. At least Charlie's Angels had some nice "views". I can only recall one sexy scene, which was when the camera went up Devon Aoki's bikini clad body (although she is just watchable by herself).
The fights were terrible, the editing was terrible, the acting was (mostly) terrible, the script was terrible. And there's cliche'd like say Armageddon, but then there is this. I literally bursed out into laughter at the end with the 3 minutes self destruct bit. Even Paul Anderson should be ashamed.
The only (kinda) saving grace is that it was quite a bit like the game, well more so than some game films anyway.
I suppose i would sit through it again, mainly to laugh at how bad it is, at least it wasn't boring.
2/10