Why it has taken
me 7 years to watch this movie – I can never say. Amongst all the serial killer movies that I have
seen, this one has to be one of the most unique storylines ever. Here, the serial killer, is the protagonist. And if that doesn’t intrigue you, then the
fact that the serial killer is played by Kevin Costner will definitely do the
job. Its playing on Television of late
so try and catch up with it.
Ensuring you watch what is good and hope that you avoid what is bad in the world of cinema
Showing posts with label Kevin Costner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin Costner. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
Friday, 14 March 2014
3 Days to Kill
“Kevin Costner
seems to be making a comeback into mainstream cinema”. That’s what a fellow writer
/ critic said at the preview of 3 Days to Kill. My response was that legends like Costner
really don’t need to make a “comeback”.
They will always have age appropriate roles available for them – if they
want to give it a shot.
Labels:
2014,
6.5 on 10,
Amber Heard,
Big John,
Bruno Ricci,
Connie Nielsen,
Eriq Ebouaney,
Espionage,
Hailee Steinfeld,
Joakhim Sigue,
Jonas Bloquet,
Kevin Costner,
Marc Andréoni,
McG,
Richard Sammel,
Tómas Lemarquis
Saturday, 18 January 2014
Jack Ryan : Shadow Recruit
It all started
way back in 1990 when Alec Baldwin essayed the role of Commander Dr. John
Patrick Ryan aka Jack (because Tom Clancy felt he was a Jack of almost
everything) in Clancy’s Hunt for Red October.
People remember that one more for Captain Marko Ramius (Sean Connery)
than for Ryan. That anomaly was
rectified when Hollywood’s most bankable star (read Harrison Ford) took over
the role in the next 2 movies. Ben Affleck wasn’t too bad as the young Ryan.
Labels:
2014,
6.5 on 10,
Alec Utgoff,
Chris Pine,
Colm Feore,
Elena Velikanova,
Espionage,
Gemma Chan,
Keira Knightley,
Kenneth Branagh,
Kevin Costner,
Lenn Kudrjawizki,
Nonso Anozie,
Peter Andersson,
Seth Ayott
Friday, 14 June 2013
Man of Steel
"In my
world it is not an "S". It is a symbol of hope" – Kal El (Henry
Cavill) to Lois Lane (Amy Adams). And from this day on, it will stay as hope
for everyone. But the timeless symbol will never cease to mean what it has
meant to billions across the world for 74 years to date. It will always remain
the symbol for - SUPERMAN. Zack Snyder has only added more reason to the symbol
and I doff my hat to him.
Labels:
2013,
8 on 10,
Amy Adams,
Antje Traue,
Christopher Meloni,
Diane Lane,
Harry Lennix,
Henry Cavill,
Kevin Costner,
Laurence Fishburne,
Michael Shannon,
Richard Schiff,
Russel Crowe,
Superhero,
Zack Snyder
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