Correct. I guess I was merely pointing out to the fact that the novel wasn't mentioned in your review. But thank you for your thoughts; I read your writing with an interest.

Those mountain photos are truly immense and incredible. I enjoyed the views a lot. !HBIT

This is a remake of an American film from 1930 and like this new version almost 90 years apart It is, in fact, based on a novel by Erich Maria Remarque, and not really a remake.

That's a very lovely, sunny photo story. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you. !HBIT

A movie review: Thanks and blessings.

A marvelous, enjoyable photo story indeed. Thank you. !HBIT

Hi. Duly noted. I somehow thought people on Steemit looked stylish when tagging people like that so I figured I'd try this here. My apologies. And thank you.

What I didn't like is that it lacked that suspense and terror that makes you jump out of your chair and want to turn on the lights while watching it. ^Got me curious: did the original Hellraiser make you

I agree with the "we have seen this movie hundred times" part in regards to possession, but I think the lead protagonist and her story had been rather unfairly dismissed in this review.

Throughout the last century we have repeated the idea that World War 1 was a senseless, pointless war, yet our media often fails to display that. It was largely thanks to people like Erich Maria Remarque,

I believe that anyone who ... declares one should be out there leading by example. This never happens. In fact, the more someone is touting war, the less likely they are to be on front. !HBITS

I reblogged you! A link to my recent article for a reblog: Thank you! !HBITS

Barbarian hasn't got one singular timeline, that much is true, but I didn't see it as disjointed, so I'm not sure we are talking the same film here. I wonder what genre would you class it as?

I am looking forward to watch this. I've got the dvd of the old award winning film, which was one I was considering writing a review of once Russia invaded Ukraine back in February. Stupid young boys

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Very positive that it doesn't waste on the pointless effects of the different universes or the protagonists' powers, but uses them sparingly, letting the characters play and highlight the scenes. I thought

My entry: It was posted before the deadline, but I forgot to add links both, on here and in my post. I don't know if that disqualifies my entry, but thought I'd post this comment anyway. Congrats to the

I thought the film was more intense than entertaining. You have paid particular attention to the incident in traffic, but to me it seems it could have been anything anywhere: such as encounter in a supermarket

I watched this film twice, mainly because of the pace and rhythm of it; all of which deliver the theme perfectly. Crowe's performance is indeed superb.

As a movie it is a grand arthouse example, but I think people shouldn't believe everything the movie tells them could have been true.