FrankieRodriguez65

I don't even know how I'm being generous enough to give this piece of garbage 1 star, well, I think it's because of the lovely house and the surroundings, but anyway , go and watch a Marx Brothers film instead. This is absolutely laughable, a bad, sorry copy of many other bad films, the most stupid choices a human being can make to face ghostly circumstances and so on, in fact, you really want this bunch of dumb people to be wiped out, and the worst thing of them all is that this crap as many other spanish films has been financed by the Public TV Channel, The Ministry of Culture and other public bodies, meaning this is made mostly out of the taxpayer pockets which is even more outrageous. I'm not going to spoil anything because I've got no more time for ranting but you've been warned. Avoid this nonsense and watch anything else, I don't know, even Falcon Crest for that matter, the butler may be scarier than this.

Well there are no real westerns, I mean in the ol' fashioned tradition these days or at leas for a guy my age.

I remember growing up with the old John Ford or Hawks classics and ol' Duke with his classic way of walk, his leather vest, his colt, his Winchester and, of course his Stetson.

Then, some stuff like dancin' with wolves which despite the location and the story, well, it didn't do to me.

Only one guy was able as far as I'm concerned to recreate that vibe first with Josie, then Pale Rider and then with the film which for me is the best western ever produced, yes, I'm talkin' about Clint Eastwood and the film Unforgiven.

I'm not gettin' into that one now but let's just say that Tim Blake Nelson is going to become a legend as an actor, a guy like let's say Harry Dean Stanton, but in his own place.

Like William Munny, his character here exudes personality,and substance and he plays the part superbly being the baddies counterparts quite good too, however it's definitely Tim who literally. Steals the show with an incredible powerful and convincing performance.

This is a fantastic example of the classic genre so if you grew up with John Wayne or any of those legendary riders covered in desert dust this one sure is for you.

This is truly an excellent tribute to the spirit of the original John McTiernan film with ol' Arnie and his unforgettable team.

Despite this is a animation film and to be honest I' not really into these things, I have to admit that this is fantastic. It shows how the Predator loves to fight the ones who really pack a punch, otherwise they don't even bother.

Whoever created this one did a very good job bringing characters from different eras as we saw on Predator II at the end of the film with Danny Glover getting to the ship..... However, the franchise went down and I?m not gettin' really into that Alien vs. Predator nonsense because despite those can be entertaining they sound to me like a forced vehicle to make money. However, the one with Adrien Brody got a good way in my opinion and the one with the native american warrior girl is truly good. We see her here in the end which makes me hope for another episode if they can keep the good work, the magic.

Remarkable is also the beautiful score which looks with respect into the still untouchable original soundtrack by Alan Silvestri which is in my opinion one of the most powerful and best written scores for an action movie or any movie for that matter ever written.

All in all a great work truly respectful to the real deal which bring ol' fans like me back to the Mexican jungle with the Major Dutch, Billy, Mac, Poncho, and the gang.

Very Good.