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By Film Police on Mar 30, 2013 in: adrian grunberg, action, get the gringo, thriller, film reviews, mel gibson
When I say the name Mel Gibson aloud, the world is divided. The first half are to swoon over his action films; couldn't care less about Gibson's personal issues. The other are those who, as each news breaks, change their views towards the feller...
By Film Police on Mar 20, 2013 in: action, film reviews, western, quentin tarantino, django unchained
Quentin Tarantino is one of the best names in contemporary cinema. Anyone who disagrees hereabout could argue, but in the end you know they'll lose, right?But take "Django Unchained," an undoubtedly Tarantino film that while is equippe...
By Film Police on Mar 13, 2013 in: action, lena headey, olivia thirlby, pete travis, film reviews, sci-fi, karl urban, dredd
This film is so fly, trust me. Watch it now!Set in a crime-littered futuristic America, "Dredd 3D" follows a perilous drug bust in a rundown building in which a reality-altering drug is being manufactured. The particular drug is called "Slo-Mo,"...
By Film Police on Mar 11, 2013 in: snitch, action, dwayne johnson, film reviews, ric roman waugh, drama
After fighting off heavy eyes and constant yawning, I finished watching "Snitch," a film about a father who went undercover in a perilous drug bust in order to free his son who was set up for a drug deal. The film has something to say; I'm...
By Asian Drama and Movie Reviews on Mar 4, 2013 in: action, romance, thriller, review, drama, korean drama
City HunterKorean Title: 시티헌터Genre: Action, Thriller, RomanceYear: 2011Language: KoreanEpisodes: 20Box set available on Amazon Synopsis:After the Rangoon bombing that killed several South-Korean officials, five officials, known as the Council...
By Age of the Diary on Feb 15, 2013 in: Analyze This, action, action movies, action scenes, classical music, kill, killing, killing scenes, Movie, movie music, movie soundtrack, movie theme, movies, music, musical score, psychological disorders, psychologically damaged, rock, rock and roll, rock songs, soundtrack, television, war
It’s that moment when the action star comes under fire, and he takes his machine gun and BANG! BANG! BANG! Bullets raging, the camera whirls, and of course, rock music starts playing. When ma and I saw one of these scenes on a bus TV, she said,...
By Film Police on Feb 14, 2013 in: action, sebastian koch, john moore, jai courtney, bruce willis, a good day to die hard, film reviews, rasha bukvic
The "Die Hard" series has good reputation, from the first film (1988) to the fourth, "Live Free or Die Hard" (2007), all of its entries were inspired, gleeful pieces of action cinema. They weren't the best in the genre, but they endure. Sadly, J...