Bøndenes Brorskap: Franske Fristelser
Pål Erik Gulliksrud
6/6
The latest cult classic. I’m not going to bother saying anything about it. Just watch it, that’s an order.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story [2016]
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Gareth Edwards
2/6
What to say…. Should I mention the shouting drama performed by the really bad actors? The constant lack of steady-cam? Or the whiney “boohoo, what’s the rebels ever done for meeeeee”-scenes? Or maybe I should mention the horrible CGI – I’m certain I saw occlusion errors in some scenes. Speaking of CGI, I should probably gloss over the fact that Moff and Leia were CGI-characters. And let’s pretend to ignore the shitty dialogue, and the stereotypical table-top RPG-plot. And to even consider criticising the physics modeling would just be silly.
Oh, I know; Not as awful as Episode 2. Not quite as awful. Probably.
Oh, by the way, a happy bouncy announcy: this officially marks the (jump) start of 2017: The Year Of Weekly Cinema.
Trump willing, etc….
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them [2016]
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe [2005]
… men Olsenbanden var ikke død! [1984]
Funny People [2009]
Guardians Of The Galaxy [2014]
Vice [2015]
Vice
Brian A. Miller
4/11
A snoozer of a stamped out futuristic action-thriller that steals quasiphilosophic points left, right and center from everything from Blade Runner to The Matrix.
I’m pretty sure I saw Westworld (the movie) sometime during the eighties, but I don’t have any memories of it, and I’m certain I haven’t seen the new TV series, so that’s an accusation I won’t make right there.
