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Peter G. (247 KP) rated Ted (2012) in Movies

Jul 29, 2019  
Ted (2012)
Ted (2012)
2012 | Comedy
Hilarious story of a foul mouthed hard drinking teddy bear we all wish we had as a buddy.
Seth voices Ted to great effect and its rapport with Wahlberg will have you in stitches.
A solid and very fun move to live action that would spawn a sequel with more of the same, which ain't a bad thing!
  
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Lee (2222 KP) rated Bleach (2018) in Movies

Oct 8, 2018  
Bleach (2018)
Bleach (2018)
2018 | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Bleach is a live action anime movie currently showing on Netflix. Teenage boy Ichigo Kurosaki acquires powers from a wounded female soul reaper and sets about destroying evil soul-eating monstrous spirits called Hollows. After about 40 minutes of listening to the awful English dubbing, I remembered that I could switch to the original Japanese audio track with English subtitles, and my enjoyment of Bleach immediately increased tenfold... Bonkers Japanese action with big ass swords and magical bows and arrows. A slow start but lots of fun towards the end.
  
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David McK (3935 KP) rated Street Fighter (2026) in Movies

Nov 8, 2026 (Updated Nov 8, 2026)  
Street Fighter (2026)
Street Fighter (2026)
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Ready ... Set ... Fight!
I thought, until recently, that this was only the second movie based on Capcoms venerable beat 'em up.

It's actually the third.

Unless it's only the second live action?

Anyway, this is set in an alternate 1990s, and is a mixture of both live action (the bulk of the movie) and anime (the flashback scenes), largely centring on the relationship between Ryu and 'bad boy' Ken Masters, after Ryu walking away from the Street Fighter scene after winning the inaugural championship.

So we're talking Street Fighter 2, here, really (instead of the likes of III, IV, V or even VI).

Plenty of characters from the game make their requisite appearance - some having a larger role than others - and the ending couldn't scream out 'sequel' any louder if it tried ...