- Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
- Oldboy
- Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
My only quibble here is that the stories aren’t connected. Otherwise, prepare yourself for a bumpy ride that’s ultimately very rewarding.
My only quibble here is that the stories aren’t connected. Otherwise, prepare yourself for a bumpy ride that’s ultimately very rewarding.
In anticipation of the release of Fury Road, I set out to watch the original trilogy.
It’s been on my radar for a while, especially as Mad Max is on the 1001 challenge list.
So I sit down and… I’m not impressed. At all.
Mad Max seems to build up to the climax forever. Not a lot of bang for your buck.
This brings me to The Road Warrior – where the whole of the first movie is covered in the opening scene! Bang! Didn’t need to see that!
Although a far superior movie, it still doesn’t amount to that much.
The less said about Thunderdome, the better. What a waste of time. And Tina, babes, heart you muchly but you can’t act so please don’t.
I did love the song at the end. With the credits rolling.
With all this, you may understand how sceptical I was when I went to see Fury Road.
However.
This was a different kettle of fish.
A little bit of exposition and away we go!
It’s practically a non-stop chase through the desert, just what the doctor ordered.
The casting’s superb (love Tom Hardy), great story and very entertaining.
Highly recommended.
I first watched Ringu about 10 years ago and I loved it but never got round to watching the sequel and the prequel.
I noticed Ringu 2 and Ringu 0 were on Amazon Instant Video so I decided to check them out. I got hold of a copy of Ringu to refresh my memory.
As complete story, it’s all quite good. On an individual basis, only the original truly stands out for me.