Lust In The Dust Short DVD Review

1 Star of can't tear your eyes from it.


From the directors that gave such greats as Death Race 2000 and Carquake, Paul Bartel comes a comedy western romp that dares you to look away.


But you Can't as this is car crash fascination.
Dance-Hall girl Rosie Velez, (Divine, Hairspray) is lost in the New Mexico desert with somewhere to be but not knowing where, but she is trying to find the town of Chili Verde.
With her Ass on its last legs she smells water, salvation. A long drink and a bathe is what she needs and not the mysterious man that appears on the bank side or the fact that he saw the mysterious birthmark on her backside.
He deserts her but provides her with some food, with her Ass in tow she follows him asking if he is on his way to Chilli Verde especially as she now knows of the legend of the hidden stash of gold.

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We're the Millers Short Blu-ray Revioew

5 Star Laugh out Loud Comedy of the Year.

From the Director who brought us Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story. Rawson Marshall Thurber continues his funny works.
David Clark, (Jason Sudeikis, Horrible Bosses) has not changed since high school, he is still selling weed on street corners.

But due to a mistake he gets his stash stolen along with a whole weeks takings.
His boss Brad Gurdlinger, (Ed Helms, Hangover part III) is not pleased at all.
But he comes up with a solution to David's predicament.
Just head down to Mexico and pick up a shipment of marijuana and bring it back.


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The Long Goodbye Blu-ray Short Review

 4 Star Film Noir from the great Robert Altman.

The Long goodbye is presented in full 1080p but still has the feel of an early 70's film. Robert Altman, (Mash, Gosford Park) takes Raymond Chandler's book of the same name and lifts it from the 40-50's and drops it into the seedy 70's just 6 years after the summer of love.
Private eye Philip Marlowe, (Elliot Gould, Oceans Eleven, Mash) has three things in his life, his cat, his cigarettes and the ability to sniff out trouble.



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Big Trouble in little China Short Review

4 Stars for a great conversion of the 1986 Cult Classic.
John Carpenter's, (Escape From New York) classic story of the all American truck driver who becomes a hero.
Jack Burton, (Kurt Russell, Stargate) is the truck driver who hauls pigs to New York's China Town where he wins more than a thousand dollars off his friend Wang Chi, (Dennis Dun, The Last Emperor).
Desperately Wang wants a double or quits bet, which Jack reluctantly agrees to. Jack wins and wants his money.
This leads to Jack taking Wang to the airport to pick up the love of his life Miao Yin, (Suzee Pai, Sharky's Machine). Wang tells Jack that his girlfriend is unusual for a Chinese girl as she has green eyes.
As they wait in arrivals, Jack sees a very pretty girl who Wang tells Jack that he should avoid - Gracie Law, ( Kim Cattrall, Sex in the City).
Suddenly Chinese gangsters appear and snatch Miao and a chase ensues which leads Jack and Wang into the seedier part of China town. Jack's truck gets stopped by a funeral that suddenly turns into a bloodbath as a rival gang shows up and the bullets start flying.


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Naruto Shippūden Box Set 15 DVD Short Review

3 stars for this rather lack-lustre next installment in the story of Naruto Uzumaki.

This takes place directly after the events of the previous Box Set 14, set during the Konoha History Arc and sees The Leaf Village (Konoha) trying to re-build and pick up the pieces after being destroyed in an attack.

The Hokage, Tsunade, is still in a coma, having over exerted herself in defense of the village, leaving Danzo in charge, while Team 7 continue with their missions (without Sasuke, who has left the village due to a falling out with Naruto).

At least I think they do. And that is a major part of the problem with this series. There are so many flashbacks and sequences of misty eyed reminiscence that you are almost never sure whether what you are seeing is taking place now or at some undefined point in the past. The only time you can really be sure you are in the present is when they are at the bedside of Tsunade.

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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Teaser posters

A growing nation of genetically evolved apes led by Caesar is threatened by a band of human survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. They reach a fragile peace, but it proves short-lived, as both sides are brought to the brink of a war that will determine who will emerge as Earth’s dominant species.

Swinging into UK Cinemas in July 2014

Fairy Tail Part 5 DVD Short Review

4 Star Wacky Wizard Anime

This is the continuation of the saga of the Fairy Tail Guild from episode #49-#60 and from the pen of Hiro Mashima, (Monster Hunter Orage).

Even though these episodes are PG rated there are an awfully large amount of sexual innuendoes, (French maids that are into lesbian BDSM) just for starters.
Perhaps if you don't get it it won't affect you, but if parents catch a glimpse or a conversation by accident there might be some strong words exchanged before they realise its anime.

The Fairy Tails main male protagonist is the fire wizard Natsu,(Rosey Spiky hair) who has a happy go lucky approach to life but at the drop of a hat he will be scrapping with his guild brother Gray, (Black spiky hair) over who is the best, Natsu's fire or Gray's ice magic.
The episodes cover young peoples issues such as their first boyfriend/girlfriend feelings and those of parental pressures such as Lucy, (blond hair) and her wealthy father.
Even with their own problems, bigger things are in the offing.

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