Plot: Maverick Japanese director Takashi Miike re-teams with longtime writing partner Masa Nakamura (Andromedia, The Bird People of China) for this Western inspired by Sergio Corbucci's violent 1966 classic Django. Read More
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Sorry, Hugh Jackman ... I don't think its musicals that are back. I think it's the clink of spurs, and the fast draw that's enjoying a renaissance. I know, they say William Munny killed it along with Little Bill Daggett (and if so, it certainly went out...
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Hellboy II: The Golden ArmyThe red beastie with a penchant for kittens is back. This time, Hellboy must stop an underworld leader bent on awakening an army of unstoppable gizmos created to take over the world. He's got problems with Liz, and new...
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Japanese Actors and Actresses acting and speaking 1800's American good. B.B. a granny, I don't think so, she looked fine to me. I'll take a granny like that any day. Good movie over all but I think an... d know Miikie could do better and be more original than Yojimbo with a twist. I think we all wanted a showdown with the sword at the end, especialy when we saw the Samurai tattoo on BB"s back. We wanted the old way of the Samurai to prevail. Over all good job Miikie. Full Review

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