Behind the Sun 3.5 stars. Sometimes have a weird way to define Family Honor and this movie show this.
riffjim4069 05-30-2005 said:Every Time We Say Goodbye - 3 stars; two and one-half from me and three and one-half from the missus. A true love relationship blossoms between an American (Tom Hanks) serving in the British Army (1942) and a young Jewish girl (Cristina Marsillach). The couple meet in Jerusalem while Hanks is recuperating from an injury. The antagonist in this film is the girls strong family and religious beliefs that work to drive the two apart. IMO, the story is a little weak, at times, but this is a good movie that is well acted. Does the goy get the girl or does the goy wind up looking like a shmo? It is certainly worth a couple hours and a box of popcorn...so tune in and find out.
riffjim4069 02-09-2005 said:Man Friday - 2.5 stars: A little different take on Robinson Crusoe. Peter O'Toole plays Crusoe, whose sanity is questionable, but who is always enjoyable, if not comical, with occasional over-the-top acting. Richard Roundtree also does a good job, but his character's excessive morality is unbelievable, at best. Some of the singing performances were accidentally quite funny. To sum it up: an interest twist on Crusoe - acting was pretty good - some of the over-the-top acting and singing was accidentally quite funny - unexpected ending.
"The tribe changes as the tree changes."
riffjim4069 03-27-2005 said:King David - 3.0 stars: Richard Gere does a good job portraying David and the movie closely follows the Old Testiment - no surprises here. The two problems I had with this film is the story is so much larger than the 2 hours of screen time devoted to it - and why is VOOM showing this on GuyTV? The film was OAR, 2.35:1, and PQ was pretty good.