Ladyhawke

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Stanley W @Blindfaith68 Jan 26 I don’t know why it took me so long to write this review. My son used to watch this movie when he was four years old. He sat in front of the television and he was so fixed on this movie. It was incredible. 15 years ago, he died. He suffered from schizophrenia. Today, January 26 is his birthday. He would have been 42 years old. So every year without fail, on his birthday , I watch this movie and every year without fail. I watch it as though it was the first time I saw it. I love this movie. I will always love this movie. I guess it means more to me than most people who are leaving reviews on this site. I welcome anyone that has not seen this film to sit down. Take your time check it out. It’s a beautifully made film fantasy, indeed, but I love fantasy. It almost brings my son back to me and his mom and his sister. I hope you enjoy this film. See more Jace E @thefilmguy Oct 22 What an interesting slice of cinema history. Ladyhawke is a medieval period piece with a score that would fit better in Tron. A young Matthew Broderick has an on again/off again British accent, the action sequences are clunky and the nature of the "curse" is a bit out there. That being said, there is a strange charm to this movie that keeps me wanting to go back for more. I can't explain it, but I actually enjoyed this film quite a bit. Best Character: Phillipe Gaston Best Quote: "Sir, the truth is, I talk to God all the time, and no offense, but He never mentioned you." - Phillipe Best Scene: Breaking back in Best Piece of Score: "Phillipe Describes Isabeau" See more Jonathan B Aug 30 Sword fights, adventure, and a love story. What's not to like?! It should be said that the musical score is hilariously bad. The traveling music is basically synthy 80s dance music. When we watched it as a family, we actually stood up and danced to those bits, so we had fun! John Wood brings an ominous gravity to the screen with his unhinged bishop of Aquila. Matthew Broderick almost steals the show as Mouse; he brought his character to life so vividly that I was confused about who the protagonist was. Michelle Pfeiffer and Rutger Hauer both bring brilliant intelligence and deep feeling to the tragic love story archetype. See more Oz S @Ozsoffy Aug 14 It was nice, though a bit boring compared to today’s films. The final scene felt flat, and while the movie’s premise was okay, it didn’t deliver much beyond that. The soundtrack was pleasant and matched the medieval fantasy tone. Costumes and scenery were beautiful, but they couldn’t save the pacing. See more David W @Sternhammer Aug 9 One of the greatest romantic fantasy movies in my book. The story is beautiful and the cast uniformally superb. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 4 Success in 2 hours and 4 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Distributed by Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Read all reviews

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