Showing posts with label Resident Evil Afterlife Trailer Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resident Evil Afterlife Trailer Review. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Due Date (Trailer Review)

The major comedy to hit the big screens is the film "Due Date" directed by Todd Phillips. The cast includes Zach Galifianakis, Michelle Monaghan and Jamie Foxx. Zach Galifianakis is the famous "wolf pack guy" from the critically hit film "The Hangover". He is back in this new film which seems delightfully funny. Here's the trailer:


Due Date Trailer

Although in my opinion it does not seem it will be as funny as the Hangover. However, it does have the potential to be a noteworthy comedy. Mr. Galifanakis is again the role of a deranged man as he was in the flick, "The Hangover." Unfortunately, I am not sure if Robert Downy Jr.'s performance will pay off of as an actor. I hope he does not FAIL like Mark Wahlberg's rendition in "The Other Guys." I personally am excited to see this film and I will post my full consensus of the film once I go see it. So, if you want to see my consensus of the film, just stick around and I will make a review once it comes out in theaters.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Resident Evil Afterlife Trailer Review

Well everyone, Alice is back. I love zombie apocolypse films but this one does not look as good as the sequel seems. The trailer is out so here it is

Resident Evil Afterlife Trailer

The one reason why I feel this movie is going to be not so great is for one simple reason 3D!!!!! I am sick of all these 3D films. All they want is to generate more profit from ticket sales since 3D film tickets  cost more than normal 2D films. Furthermore, these 3D films just revolve around popping objects and they loose focus on the actual story line and character developments. Soon enough the movie become trite and boring. I for one cannot stand to see a 3D film, technology is advancing in film in a way the demoralizes the actual plot within a flick.

Moreover, this film just seems to packed with bigger action. More zombie slayings of the same sort. Some huge giant blue thingy in downtown Los Angeles. All I know, is the producers are taking a bigger step in the production of these films. I just hope this next step makes the critics more satisfied.