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Boaz Yakin is typically seen as a work-for-hire writer and director. It’s not his fault, he’s just a good writer with bills to pay, so he takes a lot of sub-par studio projects that don’t really offer him anything interesting to do in the script. So it’s weird that a movie like Fresh comes from someone with a track record for mediocrity, but Fresh really is one of the all time must see movie downloads. Continue reading →

James Cameron’s name is back on top thanks to the recent release of Avatar, which is said to break new ground in cinematic technology, as well as showcasing his trademark excellent story telling. Cameron made his name years ago with movies like Aliens but Terminator 2 is the one that really made it known that he was capable of making some of the greatest movies of all time. If you, for some reason, haven’t seen it yet, or just haven’t seen it in awhile, go ahead and watch T2 the next time you want to download movies. Continue reading →

Something to use when you work odd hours, or even if you don’t. Movie download services are an excellent way to be able to watch a movie anytime of the day on any day. No more waiting for the stores to open. Continue reading →

Movie downloads online present a greater opportunity to be able to build up your movie collection quickly. It also cost less money than going into your high street store or ordering online and waiting them to be delivered which has its own set of complications which come with that in many cases. Continue reading →

Tetsuo Ironman was the debut film by the legendary Japanese film director Shinya Tsukamoto. The film is of course in another language, but you should consider putting it on your downloads queue next time you sign into your movie download service because it’s not THAT kind of foreign movie. It’s a horror action film, so there’s always something happening on screen. The dialog isn’t what’s important. You can follow the story with the subtitles off and still understand it about as well as anyone else… Which isn’t saying much, considering how strange the film is. Continue reading →