I laughed for nearly five minutes at the end of this movie. My sides were splitting and tears were rolling down my face. Unfortunatley, this film isn't supposed to be a comedy.
I left the 49th The Times bfi London Film Festival showing of The Wendell Baker Story with a big feel-good factor.
It's not going to take the world by storm, but it is a charming, lovely, funny, touching and unusual movie.
I laughed, oh did I laugh. So much so, I cried too. This could have been a shocking buddy movie, but the writing, the comedic performances and the simple concept, make this my favorite comedy of the year
Oh my god, what a good movie this this. It could have been a banana skin for Warner Bros., but director Christopher Nolan has produced a fresh take on an old subject and done it extraordinarily well.
Can't say I knew what to expect from this film, but I certainly got a feast for the eyes and I'm glad I didn't eat too much before the opening credits.
I liked this film; I'm a big fan, a bit of a dork you might say.
This isn't quite the funniest movie of the year, but it is worthwhile, enjoyable and will put a smile on your face.
So close to today and yet not far from the future of Mad Max. Post apocalypse without the nuclear war. The rich wide-boys of city financing use the deserted motorways of the world as a battlefield over promotions and contract bids to run countries and war campaigns.
Van Helsing is a romp through the world of Dracula, Frankenstien and other horror characters of that era. Enjoyable throughout, a couple of moments that make you jump and geography that would fail any high school exam.