Hello again. Today I thought I’d break with the norm and do another “best of” post. Thing is, this time around I didn’t want to do one dedicated to “best lines” or anything like that. No, today I thought I’d tackle some of the worst moments in movie history. And if there’s one thing I’ve […]
Equilibrium
by storiesbywilliams on August 14, 2011 in Movies, Reviews and tagged 1984, Angus Macfadyen, Brandt, Brave New World, Christian Bale, cleric, Dominic Purcell, dystopian, EC-10, Emily Watson, emotional content, equilibrium, Farenheit 451, Father, grammoton cleric, gun kata, inspired by 1984, John Preston, Jurgen, Kurt Wimmer, Libria, Maria Pia Calzone, Mary O'Brien, MPAA rating system, Nether, Patridge, Preston, prozium, rebels, Resistance, sci-fi classics, science fiction, Seamus, Sean Bean, Soma, Taye Diggs, tetragrammaton, Totalitarian, Viviana, William Butler Yeats, William Fichtner, world war III, Yeats
And we’re back! I tell ya, I’m mentally burnt from reviewing so many classics that I actually enjoyed! But I guess that’s to be expected. Somehow, its just easier to burn and mock bad movies, as opposed to dissecting and delving into movies with real themes, plots, memorable characters and complex messages. And I have […]
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