Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Warner Bros (C) I caught this Sunday in the afternoon. It was quite a turnout in the theaters. Many people still into the Dragon. All I have to say is that Bruce Lee is still impressive in the big screen and the way he moves is still uncanny after all these years.  Enter the Dragon is the property of Warner Bros. Pics or review are used for informational purposes. No profit is intended.   

Credit to Benjamin Lumpkin. I just thought this was so cool that I had to share it.

 I remember growing up playing MK alongside SF. The last MK game I ever touched, sadly, was MK vs DC. Feelings on that one was mixed. I never tried the reboot and now another reboot is in the horizon. Anyhow, memories. Credit goes to GameChannel. I am only using this video for informational and non-profit purposes. Mainly for nostalgic reasons. 

 I've been a little on the busier side so the TF reviews are on hiatus for now. I do have Legacy Crashbar for sometime but I'm busy with work and other things.  I decided to take my nephew for his first showing in the theaters. I choose Super Mario Bros for him. This was my third time seeing the film (though no biggie since I have the $21.99 pass/month unlimited screening from Regal). What can I say? The film is almost out for two months and seeing my nephew enjoy this film was priceless. He really enjoyed it from beginning to end.  As we left the auditorium, I noticed the Super Mario digital marquee for all the auditoriums disappeared. We saw it on screen 6 and it was now replaced by Guardians of the Galaxy 3. I thought that was neat that we got to see the final screening of SMB in our area.  Anyhow, hopefully I can get the Crashbar review up and running soon. Later folks.

Credit to the owner of the video.  I'm only using this video as the version I prefer. I like Sebastian Shaw's ending as a happy old man rather then young Anakin. I am aware of all the arguments on why fans are torn between old and young, but like I said, I still prefer old instead. If you like young, then that's ok. 

40 years already?!? I still remember watching this for the first time back in 1997, the special editions. I fell in love with them though they weren't the original non-altered ones some fans preferred over everything that came out after their respective release years.  As for this version that just got re-released, how did it fare? + This is still the definitive version of how the Star Wars saga ended.  + It's back on the big screen and the video quality was one of the best re-releases I've seen in years. + It still has the same fun and charm as it did back in those days (for me, it was 97).  + Seeing this again made me appreciate the hero Luke was. He was selfless, defended his friends and saved his father when nobody else wanted to. What Disney did to him in the sequels was a travesty.  - If you ain't a fan of the re-releases after the 83 version, you ain't gonna like these versions (i.e. a beak added to the Sarlacc pitt, Hayden Christensen's force ghost, and ...

Transformers the movie director's cut petition Hey, its worth the try. From Artist Stan of youtube.