bruce_themoviemaster

When I was a young'un, I used to watch the A-team with eyes wide open. Then for many many years I hadn't watch it, due to the fact they stopped airing it. It is only till recently I have started watching it again thanks to cable. Wow the memories came flooding back like B.A. punching a SUCKER. The joys, the fun, the laughter and the action. I 'm now officially addicted to the A-team, I watch it every evening, with anticipation. The madness of Murdock (my fav), the strength of B.A. Baracus, Faceman the smoother and the man, Hannibal. The characters were unique, original and you learned their names in the first episode. Automobiles, guns, explosions, fistfights, comedy, great acting and all that was in the first 5 minutes. It's a whole family show, even the granny likes it. The tune is one of the best T.V. theme tunes of all time: lets have a sing-da da da daaaa da da daaaa, da da daaaa du du du du They made things from scratch to defeat the enemy, and there was a lot of imagination to come up with this from the producers. It was awesome. It wasn't silly or fake, it was fun and exiting. They drove that van in style, and there was some great helicopter moves. No one ever died and that was great, very friendly, I just love it, its new and fresh.

The message I'm trying to get at is all this above is the reason it was so good. Yes people got out of cars after they was driven off a cliff, but that was one of the best bits about it, don't change this, when it comes round to the 2006 film. The film: This film for me isn't going to work; the majority of Hollywood remakes are awful and pathetic. They are not even using the original cast, Dwight Schultz AKA Capt. H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock is an absolutely fantastic actor, he stole the show sometimes, and when I get round to making films, I 'm calling that guys agent. Apparently the film isn't going to be like that described at the top of this article. Its going to be violent and whole new cast, well shame on you lot who's helping to make the film, because it is going to SUCK, FOOLS. Bruce p.s. if you know any one who has Murdock's leather jacket or one like it, give me a shout.

It a lot of films and TV the CGI is over the top and it just looks fake. In the War of the Worlds the CGI is so realistic, you can tell were the 180 million amount spent in this movie went to. Not only dose it thrill and scare you when your watching it, its so realistic that it pushes your mind to think that it could really happen, a bit like the Blair Witch project. Now that Star Wars is over, it hard to see what the film industry can come up with for future film. But films like these are always welcome to me. Tom Cruse's acting is good as well; his role is totally different to other films he has done. And saying that so is Tim Robbins's role, I won't be surprised if he gets a couple of awards for that. Spielberg has also got that working class family live into it as well just like Jaws or Close encounters of the third kind. It's just a fantastic movie from start to finish. Steven Spielberg is the man and I'm so glad he did this film. Bruce

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones is great. It was on TV before it went on to video. Its what got me into history for GCSE. I'm glad it's on video because they hardly put it on the telly. If you are a movie buff then you know George Lucas is the daddy of films and this just proves it. I'm a big fan of the movies and a big fan of the TV series. The episodes are like films, this series is truly great TV and Sean Patrick Flanery is a fantastic actor and I'm going to make sure he is going to be in my films. Also the action is great with some of the first every special effects on the TV thanks to Lucas Film. Also the first episode the Mexican revolution is great and is like A Fist Full of Dynamite. The Internet movie database could do better by sorting out which order the TV series goes in. Bruce