Perhaps, he might have done this with a 50 yen. On the other hand, the comical fight between the Judo stylist and the Karate stylist made me laugh as if I had my first bunch of laughter. It looked like a parody. Because it was made without a climactic twist. As far as the subtitles were concerned, I had a very strong feeling that it was made by a Chinese, who could speak a little of Japanese and English languages. Speaking of its plot, it was too confusing unless. you will be able to pay much attention; if you will not drowse off yourself to sleep while watching this “lousy movie”. The problem was it projected martial arts in a different light.

On a positive note, the Kurosawa masterpiece had shown his love for martial arts. This was something that every viewer can be proud of. It was worth applauding. This sequel if you might ask, was about the relationship of American and Japanese in 1887. It was when Sugata had finally been pushed to the wall against a match up between him and a boxing champion.

In the opening scene, it was obvious that somebody was going to be killed; but as to how its going to happen was a surprise to movie spectators. Story wise, this movie has two halves. The first part, centered on the building up of the traits of the teams involved. On the other hand, the other half was about the intricate details of setting up the supposed “accidents”.

In the film, the camera was perfectly utilized to redirect and manipulate every viewer’s thinking that something is going to happen next. However, it had been “redirected” for more exciting scenes later on as the movie progresses. Furthermore, the movie highlights the methodical approach of the assassins in killing their foes with a dash of suspense and black comedy to make the techniques magnificent to watch while you munch your popcorn. The character’s acting was excellent too. Accident as a whole can be described as a provoking; yet, an emotional movie. In this regard, I must say this was one of the best action pictures of last year. The action- adventure, film had a story flow that looked like it had been edited but precisely, it was one hell of a movie, which was excellently produced. Moreover, it featured the acting prowess of Lam Suet who had tremendously added a sense of style and credibility to the movie’s plot. Even more, his charisma made the premise of the movie great and promising to see.

In summary, this was one of the most spectacular films of 2009, which I highly recommend to all viewers whose lives are also action packed just like this one. Accident stars Louis Koo and Richie Ren, grab a copy of this and be the judge yourself.

Tenement 2

Chito Rono, a multi – awarded and an internationally acclaimed movie director from the Philippines, had made other films with the same genre, proudly admitted that this was one of the most expensive horror movie ever made in the history of Philippine cinema , after his flicks Feng Shui and Sukob respectively. His reason for this was the special effects used in the movie, especially in its last eleven minutes of the film. Rono utilized the CGI technology to make it realistic due to its superb special effects. Of course, the effects would be a “bunch of nonsense” if the story plot was not carefully thought of. Undoubtedly, Chito Roni did it again! Tenement 2 was excellent like no other Filipino horror movies that I had seen To add, its uniqueness would show the viewers how a cruising ship through the rivers and planes were possible in their spiritual dimension. As a paranormal enthusiast, this was something worth watching likewise, nice to explore about. Paranormally, the movie was well – researched, Thus, adding to it flick a sense of “great cinematic zest and vigor”.

Though the story of the movie seemed too ambiguous from the beginning, the real intent of the picture unfolds as the story unwrapped eventually. In essence, it tried to come across with a message that extraordinary entities were in our midst, no matter how civilized and modern our society is now. On the other hand, the golum made me scream to death Whew! More than ever, the luster of the “Diamond Star still shines.

Overall, this is highly recommended.

If my memory serves me right, a biographical movie is something that will enlighten the viewers about a famous person, if not a legend. However. Confucius the movie, only perplexed the real persona of the well – known sage. In other words, it was uninteresting to watch. Imagine, the director and all those behind this movie projected the deep thinker as a politician? Likewise, based from what I have read, the Chinese government attempted to manipulate the cinema industry by doing everything out of political influence and power to make this film be shown.

Unfortunately, reviewing this film based on objectivity is not feasible. It was simply because the biographical epic got worst as it progressed. This made me lost control of my emotions. As a result, I almost left the movie house if I had not realized that I paid an exorbitant sum of money, just to see this garbage film.

Character wise, the actor who played the famous man in Chinese history was a lousy artist. Because he had constantly displayed the same facial vent throughout the entire film, regardless of the situation he was into. Consequently, it gave me a notion that Confucius was a “two dimensional” guru. On the other hand, the plot seemed to have a vacuum within its context, making it irrelevant. Moreover, the action scenes where out of hand in relation to the flick’s synopsis. The other people in the movie were obviously satires, especially one disciple who was always having his forty winks due to excessive drinking. This part was contradictory to the majority’s supposition that Confucius was a philosopher in the real sense of the word.

This movie could have been exceptional if only the concepts were carefully planned.

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With an “intuitive gut feel”, our lead character began to speculate that these people were involved in a murder, which was happening in the village every summertime. God answered him when he later confirmed this, when these dubious personalities messed his life by threatening him, in diverse and puzzling manners, To help himself out with his dilemma, he searched for a trustworthy person to divulge to the police what has to be revealed. Coincidentally, his confidant knew something about the girls “dark activities.” As this movie unfolds, mysteries that are more shocking will be revealed, leading to a bloodier end.

Let me take a closer look into the intricate details of this movie. First. Oikawa’s manner of interjecting “horrific” elements into ordinary scenes, to my own perspective was unnecessary. More so, scenes with confounding use of slow motions and its foreboding soundtrack minimized the thrilling essence of the film. It is very much understandable and objective to think that “creepiness” corresponds to horror and vice versa. However, the director must put the interjection in its proper place. In general, a dread feeling had been emphasized from beginning to end. It seemed to have ambiguous parts. Nevertheless, the convincing and spine chilling performance of Rina made the movie to bounce back from its minimal flaws so to speak. In addition, the film incredibly reflected that motion pictures could still have a room for cinematic makeover and innovation.

Plot wise, “Shrill Cries Of Summer” movie depicted the old – fashioned folklore, paganism rituals and beliefs of the villagers To my end, this flick could have been more exciting to watch if the “ senseless ‘subplots were not included. However, it was a deeply and culturally interesting Overall, highly recommended.

Trailer:

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Going back to the movie, the director together with Takeshi Kitano gave life to this heartbreaking film nevertheless, with a different twist. If in real life, Izo died a cruel death, in this film he was able to escape the after life, making it possible for him to transcend time and space respectively, to look after lying tongues and sinners to make them accountable for their wrong doings. Further, his main purpose was the Japanese ruling council who had made his very own life like “hell”.

With respect to my own insights of this flick, on a positive note, the variation of enemies is a creative tactility of the producers and directors themselves. Imagine the protégé of the film was battling hordes of SWAT police, samurai vampires, zombie – like contemporary women were exciting to see, leaving you hanging at the edge of your seats. Though some of these fight scenes were less entertaining, the mega director had provided cool and inspiring build ups as the enemies circled around the protagonist very dramatically. This, he made so artistically presented through a well – choreographed action scenes. In conclusion, it clearly portrayed Izo as one person who condemned violence rather than irrationally glorifying it.

Izo, perfectly interplayed political issues with a larger magnitude, by trying to inject contemporary and historical issues of war with the main character has continued exposure to violence. In essence, this film was thoroughly spellbinding whose shock and gore were realistically done making it one of a kind. As far as its context, though the scenes were vomittingly violent, it was actually against chaos, adopting the Buddhist approach. This was evident in one scene wherein Izo imposed a religious ritual, denounced the clergy, and urinated in the altar. Therefore, making his salvation compromised.

Overall, the movie is highly recommended due to its social relevance.

I was very excited to find out that my community library got a copy of this stashed out in their international film catalog. This is just shows me that they are not at all about classics, trust me, if you visit yours, you may find a good movie stack in there somewhere. Anyway lets start with the plot

The movie starts with a doctor named Taa who just finish his operation, and then call someone to inform that he has a new body to be sold into the black market. This scheme has been going on for a long time to supplement their income. The body that is about to be sold though is then revealed to be one of the nurse whose name was Tahwan.

Tahwan is in love with the doctor, and plans to marry him. When she brought in her sister to work at the hospital, Taa falls in love with the young one instead and impregnated her. Angry and felt betrayed, the older sister threatened to exposed their side job.  She was then eventually killed.

However, her body did not get disposed easily as they thought . According to Thai superstition, once a person is dead for seven days without proper burial or being cremated, the soul will return to their love one on the seventh day. This is exactly what the supposed to be bride did and not only that, she preyed on the women one by one to get her taste of revenge.

My Review

I never expect this to be one amazing movie. You throw in sexy gals in tight clad white nurse clothing, a ghost in a neglected hospital and this is what you get – a one and a half hour ride of blood fest extravaganza.

From the get go, the first five minutes shows a glimpse of what the plot is all about and after that it builds dramatically. Upon reviewing this, the selling of organ is just a tidbits of the whole story. The probable reason why this is entitled “Sick” Nurses is because each of the women do have their own weaknesses. From here we could see the filmmaker integrate different theme to each characters from obsessive exercising, materialism, and eating disorder.

Character wise, the actresses did not do that much dialogue, in fact they were never fully develop. What make them so fun to watch is their ability to consummated in an outburst of blood letting and gory sequences. No Wonder they are on my Top 12 Scariest Horror Female character list. The killing soul played by Chol Wachananont is the one to watch out for. Although some viewer may find that this long haired ghost is a by-product of other Asian films such as Ringu, I look at her effectiveness at a different angle. Sure Sadako looks scary, her eyes alone is enough to kill anybody that gets in her way, but the ghost of Tahwan on the other hand is different. In here she takes the pleasure of torturing each of her victims in a barbarous way. Kind of remind me of Wes Cravens Nightmare on Elm Street. There is a slight comparison to that of Freddy Krueger method where he kills his victim on their dreams, resulting in their death in the real world.

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pecial effects which are done to great extent despite having a low budget make this even a better choice. Supporting casts also did their part, Once in a while I find myself laughing at some filler scenes where they taunts each other in a comical way.

Even though the hospital environment plays an integral part as Tahwan’s killing ground, I did not find it creepy nor scary. This is probably the main flaw, but I did not care, It was used to great extent that no matter where the ladies hide no place is always safe. The other great thing about Sick Nurses that caught my attention is how the film maker use the flashback effect with exquisiteness, this cause confusions at first but as it progresses I could see that this is done to bring all the pieces together, after all this is what Asian horror is all about.

Overall

Sick Nurses is probably not for the faint of heart, it is very dark and graphically insane. It is not something that you would want to fast forward just to get to the next part, If you are into gore I would recommend you buying it so be sure not to miss anything by one bit. In the end just when I thought they all live happily ever after, it leaves me wondering and say “Whoah – What was that?”