99 days(hongkong) Reviews

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1. Indiana Jones

Posted : 1 year, 11 months ago on 23 May 2022 07:51

Appearances: All four Indiana Jones adventures (1981-2008)

Creators: George Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan

Performer: Harrison Ford

Defining moment: The flicker of recognition that crosses Indy’s face when Belloq (Paul Freeman) suggests they are alike... Tied with the pained, “Do I really have to do this?” look he gives just before he shoots the Arab swordsman.

Fascinating fact: It is common knowledge that Indiana Jones was originally called Indiana Smith, but changed to Jones at Spielberg’s behest. Yet the reason Spielberg wanted the seemingly negligible name change was to distance Raiders from Nevada Smith, a 1966 Steve McQueen Western.

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Blood for Dracula review

Posted : 3 years, 3 months ago on 10 January 2021 02:04

Rarely have we seen a count Dracula so abused on the screen. Lonely, desperate,sick with vomiting blood and not being able to move around other than a wheelchair,in a word: pitiful. A true vampire nightmare to which the brilliant Udo Kier lends himself in a hallucinatory performance which is already a milestone. We are far from Hammer productions: total transgression of gender codes, explicit eroticism, criticism of bourgeois society well-meaning, openly proletarian theme, shock finale...
One year after the already monstrous "Flesh for Frankenstein", Paul Morrissey has unquestionably made one of the craziest and most iconoclastic vampire films ever.
Cinematic madness!

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Blood for Dracula review

Posted : 3 years, 5 months ago on 22 November 2020 02:25

(OK) Elegant, pauses rythm, long exposure of blood and vomit; perfect locations, pauses acting... sexy moments...

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99 days(hongkong) review

Posted : 9 years, 10 months ago on 11 June 2014 07:29

A nice little series dealing with acceptance coming out and HIV awareness,friendship and first loves and loss all so explores the dangers of picking up strangers and drinking

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