Film Major Blog

Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy Director: David Leitch Screenplay: Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick Cinematographer: Jonathan Sela Editors: Craig Alpert, Elisabet Ronalds-dottir, Dirk Westervelt Music Supervisor: Jonathan Sela Rated: Rated R Deadpool gangs together with other to help protect a young boy with supernatural abilities from a time-traveling cyborg, Cable(/Thanos). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------          I prefer this film over the first ‘Deadpool’. The first one had more the same sexual jokes or it drags on. I enjoyed the jokes in ‘Deadpool 2’; I appreciate the jokes better than the ones in the first film. Love the inside jokes for other superhero movies. This film reminding me the feel of ‘Terminator’ because of the time-traveling Cable. Most of the filmmakers from ‘Deadpool’ changed for ‘Deadpool 2’. You can see in some...

Genre: Action, Drama, and Thriller Director: Martin Campbell Writer: David Marconi (Screenplay) and Stephen Leather (Author of “The Chinaman”) Editor: Angela M. Catanzaro Cinematography: David Tattersall Rated:R Based on “The Chinaman” by Stephen Leather, Quan seeks vengeance as a politically motivated terrorism destroys his peaceful life. Quan relentlessly searches for the people responsible as the British Police and an Irish Politician pushes pressure in searching for the rogue terrorists.

Genre: Action, Crime, and Drama Director: Jee-woon Kim Writer:  Jee-woon Kim Editor: Jae-geun Choi Cinematographer: Ji-yong Kim Rated: R In my Film Criticism class, we watched the Korean movie, 'A Bittersweet Life'.  'A Bittersweet Life' is about Sunwoo, who works in an expensive hotel and part of the mob.  One day, his boss orders him to follow the boss' girlfriend, Heesoo, and make sure she's not seeing anyone while he's away for business.  Sunwoo falls in love with Heesoo and makes decisions that buried him alive, literally.    After his slump, he recovered and plan his revenge.   Kim Jee-Won directed and wrote the film.    Lee Byun-Hun stars in it, and to my opinion he did a great job!    He expressed the emotions Sunwoo feels during each scene well, which helped me to emphases with the character, Sunwoo.    The film was made in 2005, which you can tell by the phones they use~    In this post...

Genre: Comedy and Action Director: Patrick Hughes Writer: Tom O’Connor Editor: Jake Roberts Cinematographer: Jules O’Loughlin Animator: Borislav Dimitrov Post Credit Extra: Yes Rated: R Michael Bryce, a down on his luck bodyguard, gets himself a new client. His new client, hit man named Darius Kincaid, is the only witness left to testify against a powerful Dictator.  A clock is ticking, hopefully they’ll be able to make it without killing each other first.  I saw the trailer to ‘Hitman’s Bodyguard’ back in June while waiting to meet up with friends to see the ‘Wonder Woman’. I was really excited to see Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson in action.  This was my second time watching a film by myself in theaters. The two main actors have good chemistry with their funny arguments. Michael, the go by the plan guy, ‘boring is safe’; while Darius goes with the flow, ‘when life gives you (poop), you make Kool-aid’.  It wa...