Japan is at war, and their only hope rests with Chise—a teenage girl who is also the ultimate weapon. But what happens when the ultimate weapon falls in love?
Sometimes when you set your expectations too high you wind up being let down. I watched Kiltro a while back and I was impressed by star Marko Zaror but somewhat disappointed by the film itself. Not this time around; Mirageman is the movie I was hoping Kiltro would be.
Non-actor Halle Berry jerks her way thru' this CGI filled cat fart that was shat on by viewers and critics alike. You already know the story, she's a superhero (who this time narrates from beyond the grave) and she dresses and acts like a pussy. Patience Phillips (Halle) is a put upon geek working for Sharon Stone's face-cream company. A company that is poisoning its customers with bad face-goo. Halle finds out and is killed by being blown out of a sewage pipe.
ZsaZsa Zaturnnah Ze Moveeh is about a gay gender-changing superhero that fights giant frogs, flying exploding zombies, and hot alien women that are out to destroy all men. Or at least change them into women. And there will be musical numbers along the way.
If that doesn’t sound interesting to you, run away quickly.
Krrish is a Bollywood superhero movie—the sequel to a movie I haven't seen. You don't need to see the original movie to enjoy Krrish, either. The story is your basic superhero tale. There's not much that's highly original about Krrish, but when you get down to it, how many superhero movies are original? Does it really matter as long as you're having a good time while eating popcorn?
Can Cutie Honey find some junk food, save the world, and still make it to her day job on time?
Cutie Honey is a live action movie based on a Japanese manga/TV series/anime franchise. I’m not familiar with any of the previous work, so I won’t comment on how the movie may compares to it. This movie is an extremely silly, brightly-colored, comic-book romp.
