isil-fox Reviews

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia (2012) Season 2, Episode 1

Jolly good show :)

[10/10 · 2 January 2012]

After a long wait, here finally is, the new Sherlock. And I must say it was worth the wait and a really good beginning of the year it is. So what to say about it? The answer is nothing because if I wanted to describe to you all the interesting points I would spoil it for you, and I am not going to do that. Just watch an be prepare not to blink the whole time. Because acting is superb, storyline so nicely thought out that incorporates the feel of the books, the energy of the actors so vivid and believable that you start to wish for Sherlock being real. BBC outdid themselves jet again. Next Sunday cant come faster :) And I will be waiting, glued to the chair.

Sucker Punch (2011)

Impressions :)

[10/10 · 24 March 2011]

When I bought the ticket my expectations weren't high, I assumed that I'll be watching some standard action film with lovely girls and good action sequences but what I got surpassed all of the above and more. In the whole duration of the movie I managed to blink only twice as my sore eyes are so happy to remind me at the moment. The story line is superb, action sequences interwoven with such mastery that they didn't stood out, new actors to me came together better than puzzles and combined with stunning graphic scenery they deliver the best story I have seen in this genre. I believe some my have their views of the matter but in my eyes this one is shame to miss on the silver screen.

Ultraviolet (2006)

What sc fi movies should be

[10/10 · 22 March 2006]

I agree the movie is not a Oscar material and will not get as many awards or praise from standard public. What makes me put such a good value to it is that it brings some new point of technology in the genre. Face it, all the films lately did not implement any new technology's in the genre. It was all about bigger better guns, wormhole technology, a nano technology or some other vision which sticks around for as long as this genre exists. Ultraviolet brings a little more realistic tech-gadgets (mostly-flexible phones(Nokia is trying to make them), color shifting clothes (makes Mila look even more yummy)) and some really nice new ones as is quantum storing :) which is a nice way of carrying a Matrix weapon storage on wrists. Nevertheless some more story could be implemented but who could blame them. As I said not for Oscars, but a nice time out and some new fuel for imagination :)