Wrigglezeus (511 KP) rated To The Moon in Video Games
May 16, 2020 (Updated May 16, 2020)
I genuinely cried near the end up this. Got a beautiful story, amazing soundtrack and fantastic characters I would truly recommend this as a story. Easily an enjoyable 5 hours.
Barry Newman (204 KP) rated Men, Women & Children (2014) in Movies
May 7, 2020
The Best of Steely Dan by Steely Dan
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Over seven platinum albums issued between 1972 and 1980 Steely Dan helped define the soundtrack of...
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** INTENSE FPS SNIPER GAME! ** ** INCREDIBLE 3D GRAPHICS! ** Get ready for the most intense FPS...
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Blazing Minds (92 KP) rated Pirates (2021) in Movies
Dec 1, 2021
There are some moments where are found myself laughing out loud during the movie, the production of Pirates is very much on the Indie looking side and this works well, as I mentioned earlier the soundtrack is brilliant and I think for me this made up for most of the other stuff in the film.
David McK (3801 KP) rated Young Guns II (1990) in Movies
Feb 12, 2022
I have no idea how much of this is fictionalised n and how much is fact: I do know that sheriff Pat Garrett is supposed to have shot Billy the Kid in the back, but as for the backstory that he used to ride with him ...?
Anyway, this now shows its age, although the soundtrack is as great as ever!
After-all-this-time? (11 KP) rated Rock of Ages (2012) in Movies
Jan 6, 2019
It comes across very much as live action Disney for grown ups. The plotline is flimsy, and with more holes than a pair of fishnet tights, but due to its sheer entertainment factor, that doesn't seem important, really.
The soundtrack is great, and if you're into 80's rock then you'll definitely find yourself singing along, and with the tunes stuck in your head for a long time afterwards. The majority of the cast provide great performances (we're not talking Oscar-worthy, but definitely do a great job), although Russell Brand's Brummy accent is a little cringeworthy, it and their singing is great. All but one. Sadly, the absolute weak link in the film is one of the biggest names- Tom Cruise.
The character of Stacy Jaxx needs to be edgy, brash, troubled, arrogant and, ultimately, a huge womaniser. He also needs to have a hard hitting, powerful rock singing voice. Sadly, Cruise doesn't really provide any of this adequately enough. His acting seems 'uncomfortable'- he was definitely out of his comfort zone, and his singing voice just does not cut it. Very unbelievable as the character he's supposed to be portraying. It's a huge shame, because it really does mess up the whole film. The whole film has the potential to be brilliant, but the makers were just short off the mark.
Overall, I did enjoy it, and yes I would watch it again. It's just not great, unfortunately. I imagine the stage version is much better