Skip to main content




Rating: 3.8/5

Review: "Drive Angry 3D movie review"

This is one of the rare action movies that is actually shot with 3D camera. And it shows the depth between the characters and the backgrounds. The action scenes are also good with most of the scenes almost in front of your face. Drive Angry 3D is pretty fun and 3D makes it a more entertaining ride.

The story: Nicolas Cage acts as an angry father chasing a madman who has kidnapped his daughter's baby. From the start, the movie does not really bother to explain in details of what has actually happened, it starts off with a short action scene. Soon, he gets the help of a tough and sexy and pretty waitress acted by hot Amber Heard. The downside is that she shows little skin unlike her other movies. But still she is a feast on the eye. Plus, she is in 3D so I can't really complain. The decent action scenes are cool with many explosions, gun fights and people being blown up. The climax is over-the-top with explosions and gun fights. The story moves decently without much dragging.

Overall: It is worth the watch in the cinema in 3D. Two reasons to watch it in 3D. One is the action scenes in your face and the second is sexy Amber Heard in 3D! No idea why this only takes in US$10 million. Maybe people are not really interested in Nicolas Cage 's movies after some recent bad movies. It is a pity that though this is an entertaining ride, it will be written as the biggest flop in wide released 3D movie. Until some other 3D movie take over.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Rating: 4.5/5 Review: "Man of Steel movie review" With all the hype from the trailers, I must say this is what it looks to be expected. I have to say that this is the biggest and epic superhero movie yet. This treats destructions like child's play. It is also the most explosive superhero movie. There are so much explosions that they could literally make you exhausted from watching all those. Although this is directed by Zack Snyder, this does not have much of his trademark except the visuals. His slo-mo trademark is not featured. Instead, the action is rapid fast. Man of Steel is a good entertainment with exciting action scenes and visuals but at the same, a somehow touching human drama. The story: We get an extended opening scene on Krypton where Kal-El is just born. However the planet is going to be destroyed with General Zod adding to the problem. To save Kal-El, he has to be sent to another planet known as Earth. What is interesting about the movie that it do...
Rating: 3.5/5 Review: Taken DVD review Taken is a new action movie that makes the audiences want more hard and gritty action flicks. I can see that now. Taken has the drama (Yawn!) and the realistic action (Like the Borne movies). Clocking at only 1 and a half hour, the movie starts off slow with drama. After half and hour pass, it goes straight to the intensity and non-stop realistic action. I don't like the slow start. As it is only 1 and a half hour, it do not have the time for slow characters' development. It should drive straight to the action, unless it clocks around 2 hours. The story: It seems to be the usual kidnapping movies where the bad guys kidnap some random girl/boy and ask for ransom. But in this, they kidnap young women to become sex-slaves. A father of a kidnapped daughter is enraged and goes to Paris where his daughter is. "I will find you! I will kill you!" He says to the bad guys. He starts punching and kicking people to hell. He kicks men's b...
Rating: 3.5/5 Review: "From Vegas To Macau 2 movie review" "Loads of fun in Wong Jing's bigger sequel." Wong Jing is back with more madness, action, explosion and a longer runtime. As every sequel tries to top its original in every way, From Vegas To Macau 2 is no different. Lots of explosion, lots of wacky humour and more CGI, if these are your entertainment, the movie will do you no wrong. From the opening gun fight to the CGI climax, the story is kept brisk to keep your attention in check. The story: Chow Yun-fat is back as the titular gambler, Ken, with the magic hand. This time, the movie exaggerates his skills with CGI poker cards until it almost becomes a fantasy. But that's to be expected in a Wong Jing's movie. This time, the location is shifted to Thailand where Mark (Nick Cheung), an accountant in a money-laundering syndicate, DOA, is chased by Interpol and DOA. Ken has to save him and help his protege, Vincent (Shawn Yue). Wong Ji...