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- First Blood - When Rambo Wasn't Rambo
by Gus Larking. Rambo was a very big part of my childhood. Not so much because of the movies, although I'm sure I saw them as a kid, but because of the cartoon series. Not only I watched it, I had the toys! Including, of course, Rambo himself, in all his muscular glory.
But as I watched First Blood on DVD a few days ago, I was surprised to discover a Rambo that was unlike the one I remembered. See, for me Rambo... products, articles, news
- Blood Diamond (2006)
by Chad Stroh. The film is based on real events that occurred during the Sierra Leone Civil War in 1999. The war was primarily between the government and violent radical rebels. Some of the more disturbing scenes show the rebels cutting of people's hand in effort to stop them from voting. One of the men who almost got their hand cut off is Solomon Vandy (Djimon Hounsou). Luckily they felt he was able-bodied eno... products, articles, news
- Blood Diamond - This Is Africa
by Michael Hwang. You heard right. Not Sparta, but AFRICA! I finally watched Blood Diamond last night, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Danny Archer, Djimon Hounsou as Solomon Vandy, and Jennifer Connelly as Maddy Bowen. The movie is about the illegal trafficking of diamonds in Africa: diamonds are harvested in Sierra Leone, smuggled into Liberia, and from there, sold to the rest of the world. The film tries to take ... products, articles, news
- Prison Break 2.17 Bad Blood - Review
by Groshan Fabiola. The seventeenth episode of Prison Break's season two called "Bad Blood" has garnered views that are "worlds apart." Having an "either you like it or you don't" point of view has sparked much controversy over the said episode.
Prison Break, an action-thriller drama series, follows a man who was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit and his brother's intricate schemes to help him escape... products, articles, news
- Is The Extreme Blood And Gore In Movies Today Scarier Than Older Horror Flix?
by Rob Mead. In 1963, Herschel Gordon Lewis unleashed a movie called "Blood Feast" on an unsuspecting American movie going public. It featured a man who needed body parts from women to conjure up a long-dead Egyptian Goddess to complete an Egyptian Feast. The scenes of decapitated heads and torsos dripping with blood was the first really gross-out material that most people had seen up to that year. Before tha... products, articles, news
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