Guys Go for ' The Book of Eli'
Absolutely Fantastic. Though the ending was not upto it it. But the entire movie has that 'apocalypse' ambience . Denzel was superb . Watched it in Full HD
i thought the ending was the best part...
American Gangster
Not to be missed by any movie gore ...... 6.8/10 for this
Great movie and we are 'gore' Fans?
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The Book of Eli was decent with very heavy religious tones and quite a number of plot holes. Visuals are great though.
The classic action film features a small group of world-weary assassins or Green Berets or Navy Seals or mercenaries who assemble to pull off one last suicidal mission, after which they will retire. It helps if they are slightly over the hill. At least two of the men don't want to go on the assignment. Towards the end of the film, one of the men who stayed behind will materialise out of thin air to bail out his buddies. This man will most assuredly die. At some point in the film, the leader of the unit will tell his men: "This is my fight. You guys have no skin in this game. You're free to go." But the men will not go. Never, ever, ever.
A good action film will usually include some impromptu emergency surgery, a fall from a great height, a reasonable amount of torture and a lot of rappelling. Men in action films rappel down high-rises, mountains and into the holds of ships. An action film without rappelling is like a horror movie without disembowelment: when in doubt, rappel! The principals should have lots of scars, and each scar should come with a story. A psycho with an eye patch is good, especially if he's a one-eyed giant with a machete.
The crime genre must also be looked at from the perspective of the cops. For a crime film to work, there must be a wizened, cynical cop who is close to retirement and has seen it all. There must be a young cop who just got married, and who will almost certainly die. There must be a full-dress funeral service, preferably in the rain. There must be a black cop who always serves as the peacemaker in the locker room. There must be a black female judge. There must be a hard-drinking female cop who is raising a child named Tommy all by herself. This child is invariably a weenie who will never grow up to be a cop. There must be a whore with a heart of gold and an ambitious district attorney who releases a bestial serial killer on a ridiculous technicality, and the whole police force wonders: "Why even bother?" There must be a nasty chap from Internal Affairs who is convinced the hero is dirty. There must be a dour bartender who signals: "In the back" with his head but otherwise does not speak. There must be a woman who begs her husband to give up undercover work because it's dangerous and he's missing birthday parties and he's starting to resemble the people he's supposed to be bringing to justice. There must be a scene where a bunch of bland men in suits enter police headquarters, flash their cheesy little badges and say, "FBI. We'll take over from here."