And then the Rastafarians attacked! Movie review

March 9, 2008

An eclaktic collection of cultures, climates, conspiracy theories clashes with some left over cgi models of the building of the pryamids and walking with dinosaurs.  Plot inspired by Clan of the Cave Bear, Androcles and the Sabre Toothed Tiger, a bad acid trip and a liberal application of von Danigans Razor.

Numo uno “oh my god” moment. - John Anthony Wests lion faced sphinx.

Numo uno “what the hell was that all about” moment. - The attack of the giant killer chickens. 

Aside from that… it was ok. The blue eyed rasta chick was hot I guess in a for the love of god will you just find some soap sort of way. Hey it was free, the advantages of knowing someone who does reviews (and gets PAID for it -whats up with that?) and gets free tickets.

I was thinking of seeing Dawn Rescue but read this and decided not to. Why mess with the facts when the truth is more powerful than any fiction?


Murray’s Cryptic Movie Reviews

December 10, 2006

An “all star” cast of Americans butchers a classic and produce what appears to be the bastard child of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers violently mated with the Kirkaldies Christmas Shop.

It hurt to watch.

God damn TV programers and their seasonal abuse of the senses! God curse you, every one!


Murray’s Cryptic Movie Review

September 13, 2006

Crap on a screen.


Ok problem solved.

September 4, 2006

As you may or may not be aware, Peter Jackson’s latest project is The Dambusters.

Yay… whoo hooo etc. It will be bigger than King Kong! But then so will Play School the Movie, if Peter doesn’t get a grip on the idea that he’s making a movie for other people, not himself.

Immediately the hand wringing begins as to how do we treat the sensitive issue surrounding the bosses dog, and that…. that “n word”. [insert sudden intake of breath]
Oh my god we might offend people if we use that word, and then people might feel bad and it would be just simply awful. We’d have to sit down and have a strong cup of tea to recover from the vapours!
Nigger.

Nigger nigger nigger.

NIGGER!

Alrighty, everyone OK out there? Just send the death threats and lawyers’ wank to the usual address, and I’ll use them in the appropriate way, thus saving me buying toilet rolls for another month.

Fact: Guy Gibson’s dog was called Nigger.

Fact: Nigger was hit by a car and killed just before the mission.

Fact: The code word for a successful breech on the dam Gibson was going for was “nigger”.

There are two choices. Either you make a historical film accurately or make a PC fantasy. Funny how it’s a worry about using a word that might cause offence, but they don’t bat an eye at the depicting of wholesale death and destruction and illegal attacks on civilians. Screw the families of people who got a sudden case of being very dead that night because their house just happened to be in the way of a large amount of water. They can just suck it up. I dare you to imagine what the BBC and Reuters would be making of it if the IDF were bombing dams in Lebanon.

“But they won’t let him paint fuck on his helicopter because that would be obscene”.

Obscenity is so subjective really, isn’t it. It’s a funny old world of fucked up priorities, isn’t it.

Now no doubt some of you who have wandered in here for your weekly dose of being offended are now really wound tight and trying to work out how you can get me shut down, so I’ll just screw with your heads a little for a moment:

Guy Gibson will be played by Samuel L Jackson. Samuel L Jackson says “nigger” all the time, and no one gets all asthmatic and hyperventilates. Whoo hoo, problem SOLVED!!! World saved at no extra charge.

Apparently the word “nigger” isn’t offensive after all. Just when a honkey… err, white man uses it.

Of course the renaming of the film Nigger on a Plane might raise a few eyebrows, but there you go. If Samuel says it, no worries, if I say it the world ends.

You people are such a bunch of soft cocks. How the hell did we ever beat Germany and Japan? Must have been a time when being PC wasn’t the first priority.


Murray’s Cryptic Movie Reviews

August 14, 2006

Or TV in this case and frankly I don’t see Lisa Kudrow coming back from that one.

Were there no Gilligans Island reruns they could have put on instead?


Murray’s Cryptic Movie Reviews

July 10, 2006

At the begining of the film I feared the title of this film indicated the tale of a transvestite from Whanganui.

By the end of the film I wished it had.

I would have walked out but it was my house.