drax (68)in #aaa • 17 hours agoRetro Film Review: The Big Hit (1998)Reason why Hong Kong films tend to be better than their Hollywood blockbuster counterparts can be found in the simple…drax (68)in #aaa • yesterdayRetro Film Review: Kull the Conqueror (1997)Croatian film industry in the years before the dissolution of Yugoslavia made good business by providing locations…drax (68)in #aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: The Rainmaker (1997)Most of the films based on John Grisham's novels employed simple formula - young, penniless, inexperienced and…drax (68)in #aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: A Thousand Acres (1997)Great novels are usually adapted into bad films and vice versa. This can happen even with the novels based on the…drax (68)in #aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: U.S. Marshals (1998)Big commercial success of The Fugitive , 1993 film adaptation of the popular 1960s television series, led some…drax (68)in #aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: The Fugitive (1993)In 1990s remaking of old television shows into feature films was often viewed as just another symptom of serious…drax (68)in #aaa • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: The Spanish Prisoner (1997)David Mamet is one of the most respected American playwrights. On the other hand, his record as a screenwriter leaves…drax (68)in #aaa • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: What Dreams May Come (1998)For thousands of years various religions and philosophers are trying to find the answer to the ultimate question -…drax (68)in #aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Pleasantville (1998)One of the least appreciated aspects of many great films was in their political agendas. Those agendas aren't often…drax (68)in #aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Lost in Space (1998)Turning old films and television shows into modern Hollywood blockbusters doesn't have to always produce disastrous…drax (68)in #aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: Ronin (1998)To say that Hollywood didn't adapt well to the end of Cold War is an understatement. Almost whole decade was spent in…drax (68)in #aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: There's Something About Mary (1998)In 1990s Hollywood was slowly becoming prudish and stuff like sex and violence began to disappear from the big screen.…drax (68)in #aaa • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Snake Eyes (1998)(SPECIAL NOTE: Capsule version of the review is available here .) In 1970s Brian De Palma was seen as a New…drax (68)in #aaa • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Excalibur (1981)According to the results of recently published poll, some 11 pct of Britons think that Adolf Hitler is product of…drax (68)in #aaa • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Nadja (1994)There are plenty of reasons why vampirism happens to be so popular subject among film makers. It allows all kinds of…drax (68)in #aaa • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)It is said that the saddest sight is a champion unaware that his time has passed. The author of this review thinks…drax (68)in #aaa • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: Host (Virtual Obsession, 1998)In 1990s Hollywood benefited a lot from the unbelievably rapid advance of information technology. Content of its…drax (68)in #aaa • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: Breakdown (1997)The most effective thrillers are usually those that have simple plots, ordinary settings and ordinary characters. In…drax (68)in #aaa • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: Good Will Hunting (1997)Old adage about writing of what you know was brilliantly validated by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, two best friends…drax (68)in #aaa • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: The Man in the Iron Mask (1998)Unprecedented commercial success of Titanic was often explained with teenage girls repeatedly buying tickets…
