ozboz
Guru
- Location
- Richmond ,Surrey
Darkest Hour,, it was ok ,
Rather curiously, this was on the 'Sci-Fi' channel a couple o nights ago
Fairly reasonable
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBbOlQTXV88
Plus, it features Hayley Atwell
She's almost as 'kick-ass' as she was as Peggy Carter
I'm surprised - I thought it was terrible, especially Ray Winston who appears to be morphing into a caricature of himself. Forgot Hayley Atwell was in it, have you seen her in Conviction on $ky / NowTV?![]()
Dunno why... bit of a nostalgia trip i guess... KISS meet the Phantom of the Park. I remember thinking it was quite good, but I was 8 years old when i saw it in the cinema... and it was part of a double bill, following on from Viva Knievel, starring Evil Knievel so i reckon it was the best film i watched that day. Now it's one of those films I watch once a decade, just to see if it's really as bad as i recall... and it is.
After the disastrous KISS movie, I plumped for Moon Two Zero, a british sci-fi flick from 1969. The opening titles (which go on for ever) lead one into believing this is going to be a comedy... it's not. It does have Warren Mitchell in it though, and the big bloke from the Carry On films... both playing it unusually straight. Better than expected, but I didn't expect much. Top marks to the model makers though.
it certainly wasn't as bad as expected and probably better than many films from that ilk and era. Some of the sets and models were marvellous. The wild lunar frontier setting was cheesy yet charming. The future of fashion is, as always, laughable. The plots (plural) worked. The bar room brawl with artificial gravity switched off scene really didn't work. It's no 2001 but it's not trying to be. I wouldn't dissuade anyone from watching it.I though moon zero 2 was pretty good. Admittedly I was maybe 10 at the time, but still..