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Dear readers (if there are any), this is my heartfelt apology regarding the posting on this blog.
As you have observed, my posts haven't be as frequent as it used to be as i am currently busy with secondary school life. Thus, i would like to apologise to loyal readers who can't enjoy reviews every now and then. i will try my best to contribute but sadly, it will not be as good as quality as usual.
Again, apologies and regards,
the Man

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Anyone love Donnie Yen? No? Well, he's damn awesome. He was Ip Man. AWESOME!!!!!!!!! In this movie, he's a criminal who helps police solve a kung fu related case involving the murder of so many darn kung fu specialists.

As I said, awesome!!!!!!!!!! 4.3/5

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Hi guys! I'm back with a new review, The Boxtrolls. To be honest, it's a nice show with comedic sequences and touching lines. Heck, I think I shed a tear once. This movie didn't turn as I expected to, 'cause it turned out terrific. A round applause to the cast and producers!

4/5

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Disney movies which touch our heart. Even if this isn't a touching story like Toy Story 1-3, it excellently portrays a dinosaur/human relationship which was sour at first, but eventually got better. Not really a must-watch, but you'd better prepare tissues if you're a softy.

3.9999999/5

P.S Why are humans stupid? Don't we have respect?

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This is an actual Chinese movie, which to my favor has Aaron Kwok starring in it. He's a prosecutor who is currently in charge of a case of murder which has multi-millionaire Lin Tai's daughter involved in. So, he (Lin Tai) hires a lawyer to help his daughter NOT get sent to jail.

By now you would know that a lot is unclear about this murder case, especially who did it. So you would enjoy lots of plot twists, truths uncovered and a hell of a good show. Luckily, you're right.

In the end, you'll finish admiring the movie you just watched, because unlike any other law shows, this was definitely more awesome than the others.

I'd give it a 4/5. Goodbye for now!

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To be clear, I have not watched the original from 1996. I'm sure it was a great movie compared to this one.
Independence Day: Resurgence has the old and new cast join forces to...... miss every single alien fighter and wait for a dramatic way to end the fight. The only thing I liked about was Dr. Okun and the alien mother of the Harvester (Nice design). Besides that, illogical plot and story line with the most annoying new cast help to bring this movie downhill.

To quote: "We had 20 years to prepare."
"we" refers to the cast and directors, "Prepare" refers to thinking of something to cover up and make it look new.
But heck, did they fail.
2/5, people.

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New stuff:
1. Articles will be lengthy from now on.
2. More criticism from now on.
3. Probably some new, different reviews later on.

Thanks!!!

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Matt Damon in an orange suit, growing potatoes in poop. Does it even get any better? stuck on Mars, with a limited supply of food and water, he has to survive a few hundred days on the orange planet (don't forget being stuck with a radioactive bundle of stuff). Nice Sci-Fi graphics, too. I'd totally recommend this movie from the voice-over in Happy Feet 2. BEST OUT OF SPACE MOVIE!

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The Martian | Teaser Trailer [HD] | 20th Century FOX

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J.J Abrams brought us a new and totally epic episode of Star Wars. And I must say, it was one of the best yet. Finn meets Rey and fight Kylo Ren and the First Order. See? Simple plot. The best graphic effects ever, love the characters and totally rules over the other trilogy (not the original). Sadly, the plot is actually the same as Episode 4 of the Original Trilogy. So, not that special in the creativity of the story line. Overall, it is one of the best movies of 2015. Keep it up, Lucasfilm!

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A family and their dog moves to France. What's the big deal? It's that they cause havoc wherever they go. So really, do you have to ask that question again?

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Man, this is awesome! They open a new park and then havoc comes! Three morals: 1. Do not mess with nature. 2. Do not create new attractions by mixing DNAs. 3. Always stick with Chris Pratt when there are dinosaurs and he has the six packs to destroy them. Join them as you go into a new world of dinosaurs!

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Alan Grant, the guy famous for spreading stories of John Hammond's Jurassic Park, is asked by a wealthy couple to give them an aerial tour of Isla Sorna. Desperate for research funds, he gives them a tour and the couple forces Alan to land the plane at the island. And so, begins the quest for survival at Site B of Jurassic Park.

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Why are people so stupid nowadays? Why try to capture dinosaurs and put them in the real world when they killed some people in the previous park? Anyway, Ian Macolm tries to save his girlfriend from the dinosaur island when they end up saving the U.S.A.

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Nice movie, if you are a fan of robots taking over the lives of humans. Just kidding. a robot boy, has been 'adopted' by a couple when their son is being treated in a hospital. Sadly, David, the robot has not been accepted by both robots and humans. So, he embarks on a journey to find out where he truly belongs and TRIES to become a real boy (*sigh*, reminds me of Pinocchio).

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Me dino. Me like this movie. Me love it. Me like trying to devour humans, scaring them. Hehe. Me give thumbs up. Absolutely perfect!

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The much-delayed fourth instalment in the staggeringly successful Jurassic Park series finally has a title and a release date: Jurassic World will hit cinemas on June 2015, studio Universal has revealed.

Colin Trevorrow's film slips into a spot recently vacated by the next Pirates of the Caribbean film, which is being delayed while writers wrestle with the screenplay. Trevorrow has joined Rise of the Planet of the Apes' Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver to work on the Jurassic World script.

The new title tallies with rumours that the fourth instalment would see John Hammond's dream of a fully functional Jurassic Park finally reaching fruition, with tens of thousands of visitors arriving each year on the island of Isla Nublar. Trevorrow, however, recently shot down suggestions that the film would feature tame dinosaurs performing for humans.

Jurassic Park IV has been significantly delayed, with the franchise languishing in development hell for more than a decade. One famously barmy abandoned script was due to eschew the format of the first three films in favour of a story centring on hyper-smart dino-human hybrids with guns who are created to rid a dinosaur-infested north America of the giant reptile menace. Concept art for the canned film, which would have been written by The Departed's William Monahan and Lone Star's John Sayles, emerged in October last year.

Safety Not Guaranteed director Trevorrow takes the reins from Captain America's Joe Johnston, who directed the last instalment, Jurassic Park III, in 2001. Steven Spielberg, who directed 1993's Jurassic Park and 1997's The Lost World: Jurassic Park, will once again be an executive producer.

The film series based on Michael Crichton's novels about prehistoric beasts brought back to life through gene technology is one of Hollywood's longest-running sagas, with more than $1.9bn at the global box office thus far.

* This article was amended on 11 September 2013. The name of a character was given as Richard, not John, Hammond. This has now been corrected.
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Jurassic Park 4 confirmed - and gets a new title

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The much-delayed fourth instalment in the staggeringly successful Jurassic Park series finally has a title and a release date: Jurassic World will hit cinemas on June 2015, studio Universal has revealed. Colin Trevorrow's film slips into a spot recently vacated by the next Pirates of the Caribbean film, which is being delayed while writers wrestle with the screenplay.

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Cute, yet lowly recommended. You like animals, you will definitely, with no other doubt, love this movie.

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The Spook's apprentice? Nope. This 2010 movie features David Stutler being caught in the middle of a fight between wizards Baltazhar Blake and Horvath. Starring Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel and Teresa Palmer

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The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010 film) - Wikipedia

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The Sorcerer's Apprentice is a 2010 American action- fantasy film produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, directed by Jon Turteltaub, and released by Walt Disney Pictures, the team behind the National Treasure franchise. The film stars Jay Baruchel, Nicolas Cage, Alfred Molina, Teresa Palmer, Monica Bellucci.

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This was the cheese! A 1984 movie, this was in EVERYBODY'S mind. When Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz and Egon Spenglerlose their positions as scientists in a university, they band up to become a team that will wage a war against the supernatural to get money. Thus, came the Ghostbusters!

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A 1999 fantasy/action movie, it is about Neo, who believes that the most dangerous man alive, Morpheus, can answer his question--- What is the Matrix? So, Trinity (no, not the Trinity music exams) invites Neo into an underworld where he ends up fighting Morpheus instead of asking what is the Matrix. Starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss and Laurence Fishburne.

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A sci-fi movie, this is about Caine, who is hired by Titus Abrasax, the youngest of the Abrasax family finding the one and only heir to the throne. And that appears to be maid, Jupiter Jones! Join them as they go through their one of a kind adventure. Starring, Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum and Eddie Redmayne.

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Now, I know that a lot of people call it engregious, but personally, I think it's quite nice. It's something like Blart: The Boy who Didn't Want to Save the World, but much more adventurous than funny. One star from Rotten Tomatoes, even if there's some guy that likes liquor and is something like Gandalf.

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Seventh Son is a 2014 American 3D epic fantasy action film directed by Sergei Bodrov and starring Ben Barnes, Jeff Bridges, Alicia Vikander, and Julianne Moore. It is loosely based on the novel The Spook's Apprentice (titled The Last Apprentice: Revenge of the Witch in the US) by Joseph Delaney.

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If you read the review from Imdb, it is rated 5.2/10, but there's still something to watch. Years ago, motorcycle stuntman, Johnny Blaze sold his soul to save a loved one. So, he now transforms into Ghost Rider, a fiery agent of justice fighting crime during night. But when Blackheart threatens to create a worse hell than the currnet one, it is up to him to save the day! Starring, Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes.

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With it being rated 53% by Rotten Tomatoes, I don't have much to say. Not much plot, but if you like action and drama, this is the movie for you!

Starring Andrew Garfield, Jamie Foxx and Emma Stone.

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We all shall thank Tony Stark for creating Ultron so that we could watch this movie......

They are back! Your favourite heroes, Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Hawkeye and Black Widow band up with the Maximoff twins to defeat Ultron and save Earth.

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In some ways, I think I may be both the worst and the best possible person to review the latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, largely because I've seen all the films but I don't know much about the comics on which they are based. As a result, I can judge each film solely by what is on screen but, at the same time, I know that there are a lot of references that go straight over my head. For instance, when we saw Avengers: Age of Ultron earlier tonight, I had to get my boyfriend to explain to me why certain members of the audience got so excited when Iron Man mentioned an African country called Wakanda. But what's important is that I would have still enjoyed Age of Ultron even if I had never known why Wakanda was important. The MCU has, so far, managed to maintain a balance between keeping the Marvel fans happy while also remaining accessible to viewers like me. The MCU has created its own separate reality, one that even someone like me can feel comfortable exploring and reviewing.

However, before I get around to giving you my feelings on Age of Ultron, let's be honest about something.

There are a lot of critics out there who have been waiting for a chance to attack the latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Some of them have disliked the MCU since the very first Iron Man film. They have been lone voices in the wilderness, arguing that the entire franchise is overrated and, in some cases, creatively destructive. Much like the Old Testament prophets, they continue to warn of the future while other filmgoers ignore the pillar of fire forming over the nearest theater. And then there are other critics who have praised previous MCU efforts but have never really been comfortable about it. These are the critics who resent having to write positively about a mere genre film. These are the critics who still haven't gotten over just how good Guardians of the Galaxy truly was. They have been waiting for an MCU misfire so that they can do their penance for suggesting that Robert Downey, Jr. deserved Oscar consideration for Iron Man 3.

These critics are going to watch The Avengers: Age of Ultron and they are going to pounce. They are going to point out that Age of Ultron puts too much emphasis on action over nuance and, as impressive as the CGI may be, it's impossible to deny that Age of Ultron almost robotically follows the classic action movie formula. They'll point out that none of The Avengers really develop as characters over the course of the film. Depending on how they've felt about the MCU up to this point, some of them will point out that Age of Ultron feels a bit like a step backwards. It doesn't have the political subtext of Iron Man 3 or Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It lacks the satiric edge of Guardians of the Galaxy. And, ultimately, it's just not as much fun as the first Avengers film.

And they won't necessarily be wrong. I mean, let's be honest. I write this as someone who has enjoyed (and, in some cases, loved) the previous MCU films. Avengers: Age of Ultron is not going to be remembered as one of the best of the MCU films. This is a flawed film that never reaches the heights of the original Avengers. All of the criticisms listed above are perfectly valid.

But, with all that in mind, I still enjoyed Avengers: Age of Ultron and I happily recommend it without a bit of hesitation.

Age of Ultron opens with the Avengers attacking a HYDRA base and we quickly discover that the Avengers are exactly the same as we remembered them. Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.) is cocky, self-destructive, and torn by guilt over his past as a weapons manufacturer. Captain America (Chris Evans) is earnest and idealistic. Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is ... well, he's a God. Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) is scared of what he becomes when he transforms into the Hulk. Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) is still shooting arrows and feeling out-of-place. Natasha (Scarlett Johansson) is still flirty, enigmatic, and apparently in love with Bruce Banner.

One of the reoccurring themes of the MCU is that whenever Iron Man tries to make the world a better place, he instead ends up nearly destroying it. His latest attempt leads him to create Ultron (voiced quite chillingly by James Spader), a robot who has Tony's personality and who has decided that the only way to bring about "peace in our time" is to destroy all of humanity. Ultron's motives are as close as this film gets to any sort of thematic subtext. Ultron stands in for every ideology that would take away a person's individual freedom in the name of the greater good. Age of Ultron doesn't explore this subtext as much as I would have liked it to but, at the same time, I appreciated that it was at least there. That's more than you can say for a film like Man of Steel.

Ultron is not the only new character to show up. Andy Serkis has a small role as a character that will undoubtedly be a villain in a future MCU film. After voicing JARVIS in several films, Paul Bettany finally gets to actually appear onscreen. I can't talk too much about his character without spoiling the film but Bettany makes good use of his limited screen time.

And then there's Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen. Previously, they played lovers in Godzilla. In Age of Ultron, they play siblings who just seem like lovers. Taylor-Johnson is Pietro, who can move at super speeds. Elizabeth Olsen is Wanda, whose powers are a bit less defined but mostly seem to consist of being able to do whatever the script needs her to do at the time. (As the film explains it, "He's fast, she's strange.") In the past, I've had mixed feeling about Taylor-Johnson. I thought he was brilliant in Nowhere Boy and Anna Karenina but, in other films, I found him to be excessively mannered and a little dull. But, in the role of Pietro, Taylor-Johnson really shines, achieving a good balance of arrogance and vulnerability. As for Elizabeth Olsen, she is perfectly cast as the angry but sensitive Wanda. At the very least, Age of Ultron better serves both of them than they were served by Godzilla.

(Add to that, Wanda and I share similar tastes in fashion, which will make it easy for me to dress up as her for Halloween.)

Director Joss Whedon does a good job with the film's many battle scenes, especially the final one. And, as someone who hated the mindless destruction of Man of Steel, I appreciated that, as characters, the Avengers spent as much time trying to protect innocent bystanders as they did battling Ultron and his henchrobots. At the same time, it was hard not to feel that the film's emphasis on action did sacrifice some of the character moments that have made other MCU films so memorable. Early on in the film, there's a great scene where the Avengers simply hang out at a party. They dance, they dink, they laugh, and eventually, they all take turns attempting to pick up Thor's hammer. It's a fun scene because it brings these heroes back down to Earth and, for a few minutes, we get to relate to them in the way that we would relate to our best friends. Age of Ultron could have used more scenes like that.

That said, the cast of Age of Ultron provides enough old fashioned movie star charisma that they overcome the script's shallow characterization. In many ways, it's like one of the old Frank Sinatra rat pack movies, where you forgive a lot because you enjoy hanging out with the cast. They're just fun to watch. Robert Downey, Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and Mark Ruffalo; at this point they are so identified with these characters that the actors and their roles might as well be interchangeable.

(And, at this point, if it were revealed the Robert Downey, Jr. owned a suit of armor, would you really be surprised?)

Ultimately, Age of Ultron feels a lot like one of the less acclaimed James Bond films. It's flawed, it's imperfect, but fans of the franchise will find a lot to enjoy. Much as you wouldn't introduce someone to James Bond by showing him Moonraker, you probably wouldn't want to introduce someone to the MCU by showing him or her Age of Ultron. If, somehow, you've managed to exist without ever seeing any other MCU films, then Age of Ultron will leave you confused and wondering what the big deal is. But, if you're already a fan of the franchise, you'll find a lot to enjoy here.

And, flaws and all, you'll walk out of the theater looking forward to the next installment.

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Film Review: The Avengers: Age of Ultron (dir by Joss Whedon)

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A science-fiction/comedy, a sad guy has to save his house (apparently) from being bulldozed. So, join him in his adventures around the galaxy.

Remember to answer the question "What is the answer to life, the universe and everything?"!

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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2007) Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online

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One of the best blockbusters in history, this is, what the title suggests, an intergalatic war between The Dark Side and The Jedi. If you want to catch up with the seventh episode, I suggest that you watch the other six episodes first.

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This is awesome! During the 1980s, this was on fire! Small-time California teen, Marty Mcfly joins what we call "Mad Scientist", Doc Brown to travel back in time in the modified Delorean car. To make sure that he will cease to exist in the present, he HAS to make his parents fall in love again. And, Doc Brown, sadly, has to be saved.

Starring, Christephor Lloyd and Michael J. Fox.

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This movie is just in cinemas, even if it is rated 6.8/10. Just a little story about a little girl who found herself in Tommorowland, a place where anything is possible.

Starring, George Clooney and Britt Robertson.

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This movie came out in the year 2014. For those that just love Lego so much, this is the movie for you.

Starring, Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks and Will Ferrel. Plus, if you like Batman, here he is in the voice of Will Arnett.

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The Lego Movie is a 2014 3D computer-animated adventure comedy film written for the screen and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller from a story by Lord, Miller and Dan and Kevin Hageman.