In the Mood for Movies

  The Three Musketeers in 3D (2011) starring Matthew Macfadyen , Luke Evans, Ray Stevenson, Logan Lerman, Milla Jovovich , Orlando Bloom, Christoph Waltz, and Juno Temple Watch the trailer #2 for The Three Musketeers (source: SummitScreeningRoom )

Robin Hood (2010) Starring: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Matthew Macfadyen    Watch the trailer for Robin Hood     [source: hollywoodstreams ] I thought Robin Hood was great with plenty of action, humor, and adventure to keep you going and watching. Though I used to love the Kevin Costner Robin Hood version growing up, but this one is good too...a lil' different and more like a modern Gladiator , after all, Russell Crowe also starred on it and the same director, Ridley Scott directed this, so the comparison's natural. Besides, Gladiator was one of the best films and had won Russell Crowe and the film both Oscars. This film was good on its own. The story was set before the Kevin Costner version and was said to be a prequel. The story was well written. The cinematography and visual effects were equally great. Good direction by Ridley Scott (though Gladiator was still the best, in my opinion). Russell Crowe and Cate Blanche...

This week's movie to watch (our 83rd  film pick) will be ... Robin Hood (2010) Starring: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Matthew Macfadyen    Watch the trailer for Robin Hood     [source: hollywoodstreams ] Enjoy watching Robin Hood until Friday next... After viewing this movie, be sure to answer the following list of questions (to post and discuss with fellow FF participants in the following Friday in the P&P thread here or post a comment here in my Movies Blog ) below: 1) Post a brief review of the movie (ie. story, plot, location, cast, acting, music/score, costume, cinematography, directing, etc.) 2) What did you think of the movie? 3) What would you rate this movie out of ten? Would you see it again? 4) What is/are your favorite scene(s) from the movie? 5) Most Favorite character(s) and why? 6) Least Favorite character(s) and why? 7) Most Favorite scene(s)? 8) Least favorite scene(s)?

My P&P Review (from last week's Film Friday #1 ): I love everything about this film from the first scene to the last one. The entire film was just simply amazing to watch. I must say, I've seen this film several times than I care to count (in fact, I have lost count already on how many times, lol). Still, this film never failed to impressed me. The more I watch it, the more I love, love, love it. Thank goodness it's only 2 hours long as I can watch it 2-3 times a day if I have to or have the time, haha. It is just that addictive and fun to watch and that's without skipping a scene too. It's one of those few films that I can watch (the entire film) several times and never get tired of watching it. Not too mention, in this latest film adaptation of one of Jane Austen's most beloved novels, there are always new things I discovered on scenes I failed to noticed upon my first and previous viewings. This second film version of P&P was a gem. In my opinion, i...