"It's easy to take a look at the poster, see the release date, and surmise that this is yet another one of those early to mid-90s gang related crime flicks, but that couldn't be further from the reality."
I hate to quote myself, but this sequel is everything the first film could have been but managed to gracefully avoid.
It's not that this is a bad movie - in fact, on a couple of occasions, it hits quite hard -…
"Party at my place tonight boys!"
This line is uttered twice in Once Were Warriors. First time, it's fairly innocuous. On the second, a sense of dread fills the whole air.
Such is the power of this incredible film from Lee Tamahori. It's easy to take a look at the poster, see the release date, and surmise that this is yet another one of those early to mid-90s gang related crime flicks, but that couldn't be further from the reality.…
Part I: Day 1-7
I'll be honest, you're not going to get an objective review out of me here.
As an absolute Beatles obsessive who spent much of his late teens and early-20's trawling through hours and hours of A/B Road bootlegs of Get Back sessions, this is pure crack to me.
I'm sure everyone is familiar with the narrative around Let It Be. There was to be the album, and a one-off gig that would bring the Fab Four…
