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Common Sense Movie Reviews
http://www.commonsensemoviereviews.com/
Specializing in common sense reviews for the average movie buff. Mostly reviews on films and television shows available on DVD, with the occasional review of current films when there is something good worth going to see.
- Added on: Jul 30th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Snipes
- Listed in: Film Entertainment
- Tags: DVD movies television movie reviews films hammer horror
Recent Posts
The Death and Life of Bobby Z (2007)
It's not very often I take much of a chance on films that go directly to DVD, especially when they have absolutely no one I really enjoy watching, but a while back I took a chance on The Death and Life of Bobby Z and finally got around to watching i...
Hot Rod (2007)
Originally Written Saturday, February 9, 2008A Saturday Night Live director and team of producers attempt to capitalize on the success of the sleeper hit Napoleon Dynamite with their own low budget, independent comedy Hot Rod. And it will ...
CQ (2001)
Every once in a while you stumble across a film you never knew existed, take a chance, and discover something quite enjoyable. That's the case with this recent little gem entitled CQ, which I recently found (can't even remember how now!), rented an...
Women of Hammer - Rankings
Welcome to the Women of Hammer Rankings page. Eventually I would have gotten around to listing my favorite actresses in the Hammer franchise, but this way you have an ongoing up-to-date ranking of the Hammer actresses I have seen. Click o...
Name That Movie Poster 4.0 - Round 4
If you don't know how to play check out the rules and the trial round HERE. Those answered correctly 1. Kingdom of Heaven - 80% answered correctly - 1/2 pt2. Empire of the Sun - 100% answered correctly - 1/2 pt3. Natural Born Killers - 80% answe...
The Living Daylights (1987)
Budget 30.0 million. Opening dates: UK June 29, 1987; US July 31, 1987World Box Office $191.2 million Originally WrittenFriday, January 26, 2007 Bond is back, only not better than ever! While Timothy Dalton brings a slightly new persona to the ...
