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Rocky Balboa was here (Rocky post, part three)
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pveugelaers
Rocky V (1990) Rocky V is well-directed but there isn’t a major turning point in the story. The street brawl, instead of fighting in a boxing ring, is a turn off and didn’t do the Rocky image much good. All was forgiven, though. In terms of what’s happening now for the Balboa family: Rocky and…
Abandonment and The Jungle Book
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pveugelaers
Movie commentary Perhaps the biggest attraction of The Jungle Book (2016, USA) is its computer generated imagery. The visuals are wide, lush and beautiful. It’s rich and realistic state-of-the-art visuals. The animals are like ‘true’ animals. The jungle is as real as can-be, like watching the jungle on safari. Elephants, monkeys, and bears are around…
Luke Skywalker and the new Star Wars
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pveugelaers
I did not want to mention too much about how symbolically bad the darkness is, in Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens (2015, USA). So I went back to the film’s premise and discovered a theme that sounded better. It was rediscovering Luke Skywalker. Luke (Mark Hamill) was the hero of the original trilogy.…
The Hunger Games concludes
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pveugelaers
Mockingjay Part 2 (2015, USA), the final episode of The Hunger Games, is now available for home viewing. I think we were expecting more. It continues in the vein of the previous film, Mockingjay Part 1, in the same linear fashion, without finishing the series on a high. However, it rounded off the story cohesively and…
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