OLR: Immortal (Ad Vitam) (2004)
A beautiful and detailed sci-fi world, but the random video game cut scene reject characters grated. (7/10)
d. Enki Bilal
[thanks Bill Shatner]
Director Report Card: Alexandre Aja (2024)
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- Kernunrex
Michigan, USA"a total, unadulterated maniac"
says needcoffee.com - Chronocinethon. That's my made-up name for watching the films of a favorite director, or movie personality, in chronological order. This gives me a sense of where they came from, where they went, how much or little they grew, and whether it was worth buying their worst film (I own Intolerable Cruelty?). Guest reviews and other movie-related posts will also show up here.
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- MST3K (K11)
- MST3K (K10)
- OLR: Immortal (Ad Vitam) (2004)
- MST3K (K09)
- OLR: Slaughterhouse-Five (1972)
- OLR: Silent Running (1971)
- Marx (1938)
- MST3K (K08)
- MST3K (K07)
- OLR: According to Occam's Razor (2001)
- OLR: Good Night, and Good Luck. (2005)
- OLR: Capote (2005)
- MST3K (K06)
- Marx (1937)
- MST3K (K05)
- MST3K (K04)
- MST3K (opening thoughts)
- Marx (1935)
- OLR: The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
- Guest OLR: Dr T & the Women (2000)
- Guest OLR: United 93 (2006)
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