manojmagecha

The good the bad and the ugly, a 21st century version. Need I say more? 3 main characters all in pursuit of something. A hired hitman, a federal state officer and a 'mid western' (don't quote me on that) man out with his rifle, hunting, that happens to find a drug deal gone wrong. And that sets the tone for the rest of the movie. 3 men, 3 possible outcomes, 3 courses of action in this action packed, well written storyline, promoting a great cat and mouse chase. The costume director and the make up artists have perfectly complimented the way each characters tone of voice, body language captivate the audience. To a point whereby were constantly engaged with feelings of anxiousness about what may or may not happen next. It is a great adventure from start to finish, an original classic that will have you guessing on what happens next, it's brilliant to have movies like this that do not require a suspense full of music soundtracks to build up a sense of excitement. Just a great script and talented acting.

Having watched this film for the first time whilst staying in an air B&B in Oxford roundabout my sons second birthday, I was intrigued and didn't know what to expect. The film was a pleasure, the acting with an immense amount of passion for a profession portrayed by the lead role. The director has made an indefinite effort to show what t is like for a hardworking dedicatied and a natural desire, of a man to achieve success within any orchestra. When the going gets tough the tough get going, and there is no-one character ever that I have seen on the spotlight cinema that has created the most powerful cinematic. This ione hell of of a i performance.

What a load of rubbish, watched 10 minutes of it where three women approach a witch, the witch then tells them there future. The garments they wore reminded me of 'lord of the rings.' Half naked Exposed bodies, terrible script and something like an 18 rated Disney fairy tale.