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JohnHolub
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Enemy Mine (1985)
Wonderful Movie
This is one of the best science fiction films that I have seen over the years. It only focuses on two characters and works completely in the lines of dialog for the most part. I believe that this film is greatly under estimated for what it really is. It had a brilliant way of telling a story, even though I've seen the same setup used in other movies and TV shows before. I have to clap to the actors that were given the main character roles in this, I couldn't think of two other people to execute these roles in such way other than Louis Gossett and Dennis Quaid. I encourage anyone to watch this, even if you aren't a science fiction fan because it really doesn't heavily base itself on science, rather the film relies of social and relationship storyline.
Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave (2005)
Good Revival movie of the Classics, but no Cult Classic itself!
This movie entertained me a bit, but this may be from the esoteric amount of love that I have for zombie flicks. I don't know what the first user comment on this was talking about, because they made it sound like Part of the George Romero film series. Back on track, I do think this movie would have made it, if it had hit the big screen. It is better than most Zombie flicks to hit the theaters in the last few years. I think this because most of the Zombie flicks lately have been more of action movies rather than horror, such as Resident Evil (which I consider to be a perversion of great video game art). The movies have completely lost the whole running and scream aspect, which is so much fun. I know this can leave a lack of story line with all the running of storyline, but the running, screaming, things popping out of no place, and random gore is what a zombie flick is about. There is a bit of random humor in this movie as well, which I won't describe because I don't want to ruin it for anyone. Humor has always been a good part to making some horror movies into cult classics; this movie tries to bring that back. I don't think the humor they had in it will make it a cult classic because often the humor that makes movies like this classic are bloopers from the production. In the end I don't believe this will be a cult classic, but I love it and I encourage other zombie flick addicts to watch it.