BlogHide Resteemsdrax (68)in aaa • 11 hours agoRetro Film Review: Mercury Rising (1998)Hollywood formulas can at times be damaging even to the films that actually don't deserve to sink into mediocrity.…drax (68)in aaa • 23 hours agoRetro Film Review: A Soldier's Sweetheart (1998)War is phenomenon that could be approached from many different angles - either directly, by showing its brutal…drax (68)in aaa • yesterdayRetro Film Review: Papertrail (Trail of a Serial Killer, 1997)Hyperproduction of serial killer films has affected not only Hollywood, but also the cinema industry of America's…drax (68)in aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: Shanghai Triad (1995)"Style over substance" is phrase which is today mostly associated with major Hollywood studio film makers, which isn't…drax (68)in aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: Knock Off (1998)Contemporary Hollywood is often accused of not paying much attention towards intellectual abilities of its audience.…drax (68)in aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: The Brothers McMullen (1995)In today's world, at least in those parts that are usually referred as "Western industrialised nations", it is getting…drax (68)in aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: Wild Things (1998)There are bad films that are simply bad. There are bad films that defy description. And there are bad films where the…drax (68)in aaa • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: Gia (1998)Most adolescent girls, when asked what they would like to be when they grow up, say that they want to be supermodels.…drax (68)in aaa • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: The Blackout (1997)Those viewers familiar to the works of Abel Ferrara probably know what to expect in his films - despicable things done…drax (68)in aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Hercules and the Amazon Women (1994)Just around time his enthusiasm for The X-Files began to disappear, the author of this review has discovered a new…drax (68)in aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Oscar and Lucinda (1997)Great novels are seldom adapted into great films, so the works that have earned prestigious literary awards are…drax (68)in aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: A Bright Shining Lie (1998)Thanks to Hollywood films, global perception about Vietnam War is American perception. Judging by the way Hollywood…drax (68)in aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997)Great literature seldom leads to great films. What looks wonderful on paper is difficult to turn into something…drax (68)in aaa • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Scream 2 (1997)Wes Craven's 1996 film Scream is often referenced as one of the most successful 1990s Hollywood parodies. It is…drax (68)in aaa • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Mrs. Brown (1997)Today it is impossible to review films without frequently using the word "Victorian". This is just one of many…drax (68)in aaa • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Shadow Conspiracy (1997)Yesterday's testimony by Donald Rumsfeld showed that we live in the world where governments are more-or-less resigned…drax (68)in aaa • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: The Big Hit (1998)Reason why Hong Kong films tend to be better than their Hollywood blockbuster counterparts can be found in the simple…drax (68)in aaa • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: Kull the Conqueror (1997)Croatian film industry in the years before the dissolution of Yugoslavia made good business by providing locations…drax (68)in aaa • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: The Rainmaker (1997)Most of the films based on John Grisham's novels employed simple formula - young, penniless, inexperienced and…drax (68)in aaa • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: A Thousand Acres (1997)Great novels are usually adapted into bad films and vice versa. This can happen even with the novels based on the…
