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Revolutionary Road: Paris

Official Site: revolutionaryroadmovie.com
Director(s): Sam Mendes
Writer(s): Justin Haythe, and Richard Yates
Producer(s): Bobby Cohen, John Hart, Sam Mendes, and Scott Rudin.

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Michael Shannon, David Harbour, Kathryn Hahn, Kathy Bates.(IMDb). Rated-R, 119 minutes.

Days after April and Frank had and argument on the roadside, April was looking at some pictures of her and her husband, and she realized how much passion they had for life and each other. Being nostalgic, April proposed to Frank to move to Paris where she would work as a government secretary to support Frank, enabling him to ponder about what he truly wants out life. However, after Frank accepted His wife's proposal, he was offered a promotion with a substantial pay increase, which ignited a wave of conflict.

An absolute delight with audacious dialogue that demanded an emotional response, this film was mainly carried by bold and fearless writing. The script was tasty, for it described the acerbic tension that can exists between married couples. The script was honest, and non euphemistic. And the acting delivered that rawness excellently. According to metacritic.com the film received generally good reviews, and rottentomatoes.com granted the film 98 fresh tomatoes to 48 rotten ones. Good stuff. A-/ B+. Stay tuned, movieporium.blogspot.com.

Trailer


Paris Clip


Dicaprio Interview


Winslet Interview

Che: Viva La Revolucion !

Official Site: Che
Director(s): Steven Soderbergh
Writer(s): Peter Buchman, and Benjamin A. van der Veen
Producer(s): Laura Bickford, Benicio Del Toro, and Steven Soderbergh

Starring: Benicio Del Toro, Demián Bichir, Rodrigo Santoro, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Norman Santiago (IMDb). Rated- R 4hrs.

The film focused chiefly on Che Guevara's leadership position in the guerrillas as the revolution gained form and momentum. From the meeting with Fidel Castro, and the other original plotters of the Cuban revolution, Che unravels to outline the events that transpired in great detail. One of which was the clear sequential depiction of the strife of the guerrillas in their struggle to successfully execute their insurrection as they confronted near insuperable logistical issues while being vigilant of the Cuban army.

The production of this film was absurdly great. It was very detailed, but the location contributed heavily to its general production value. With only a 61.5 million dollar budget, the production was impressive. And on that note, so was the casting. Del Toro was great as usual, but Demian Bichir was riveting as Fidel Castro. He nailed it.

As great as the casting and or the production was, the film was interesting but it was not grossly engaging. I did not feel an emotional connection with the revolution, and I also did not feel the sense of desperation the men felt as they began to go hungry in the jungles. This film was acted and produced well; it was slow and interesting, but I was not helplessly entangled. According to metacritic.com the film received generally favorable reviews, and rottentomatoes.com granted the film 47 fresh tomatoes to 30 rotten ones thus far. This film gets a C+. Stay tuned, movieporium.blogpsot.com.

Trailer


Ventriloquist Clip



Benecio Del Toro Interview

Underworld: Rise of The Lycans

Official Site: entertheunderworld.com

Director(s): Patrick Tatopoulos
Writer(s): Danny Mcbride, and Dirk Blackman
Producer(s): Tom Rosenberg, Skip Williamson, Len Wisemen, Richard S. Wright, and Richard Wright.

Starring: Michael Sheen, Billy Nighly, Rhona Mitra, Steven Mackintosh, Kevin, Grevioux,
(IMDb). Rated-R. 92 minutes.

Lucian was born a unique Lycan. Unlike other Lycans, Lucian could transform into a Lycan, and back to a human. As an infant Lucian's life was spared by the lord of the vampires, Viktor, who later claimed Lucian, even as and adult, as his favorite pet. However, after a incident involving Viktor's daughter Sonja, Lucian would loose that privilege.

For the most part, this film was entertaining. The story was not extraordinary, but it held my interest enough not to classify it as boring. Contrasted with the previous two, this film's story was seemingly not as complex, in that, it was not multifaceted, but linear.

Although it was difficult to see many of the fight scenes clearly (perhaps because they were cut too often) , the action scenes were good, but they were missing a certain flair. Moving on, the production was off the charts with the Gothic costumes, castles, and weapons. Visually, these films are always amazing to watch. According to metacritic.com the film earned generally mixed reviews, and rottentomatoes.com granted this film 16 fresh tomatoes to 21 rotten ones thus far. this film was entertaining, it gets a C+. Stay tuned movieporium.blogspot.com.

Trailer


Rhona Mitra Interview


Behind The Scenes

The Horsemen Trailer

This film looks interesting, but Lion's Gate releases really disturbing films. Well if people like me keep paying to see these disturbing films, it is unlikely Lion's Gate will stop releasing such films.