User-29 Reviews

Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train (1998)

Fascinating

[5/10 · 20 August 2004]

*****- Unmissable ****- Very Good ***- Average **- Poor *- Rubbish

I enjoyed this film because i start my review of it. The beginning was very touching in which we here an interview as a voiceover this is effective. In the title of the film "Those who love me can take the train" the most important word is love. This film goes to show what real love is. The love is on two levels, one part is the love for this man who has died and the other is what happens after the death. The idea of a train being a way of expressing there love is clever. If you think about. Some of the one-liners in this film are quite good. There is also the scene in which a relative reads out a funeral speech which is then tra*nslated into french. That is very clever. There is a lot of emotional depth to this film. I feel the film however looses it slightly with repetitive dialogue in the last half an hour. I do think the transexual is a very important and effective character in plot, as she helps us to understand about how love can change towards someone when they are something different.

****/*****

The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

No,No,No

[6/10 · 14 November 2003]

It was almost impossible to make a film with a end as lame as Reloaded but congratulations they have. The end doesn't conclude everything it just shows that the Wachoswki brother really only care about the money. If the ending had been good then perhaps it would have made a worthy sequel. The last fight scene is very good. The Matrix trilogy shouldnt have existed It should have been just the first one.

Everything that has a beginning has an end. Everything that has a beginning doesn't have a very good end

The Matrix Reloaded (2003)

Matrix is certainly reloaded but certainly not a revolution

[7/10 · 27 October 2003]

It was almost an impossible task to better the Matrix and unfortunately i believe the Wachoskwi brothers believed that they could pass a film with little storyline and major special effects as something new. However the film is slightly more philosophical than the Matrix which is something which people don't seem to appreciate. However, most of the philosophy is out of context. The first half an hour is a bore but the film picks up. 7/10? How can we judge until we have seen revolutions.

"I have got a feeling it going to be one hell of a ride" (Niobe, Revolution)

My Little Eye (2002)

Rated 18 for strong scenes of boredom and occassional mild horror

[7/10 · 22 March 2003]

I saw the trailer ages ago and it looked really scary. The music really had me scared but when I got around to seeing it it was a real dissapointment. Instead of having these teenagers who were really scared in a big brother styles situation there was a few scenes which were mildly scary but apart from that this film sucked. Avoid if you like shallow slashers