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        12/13/03   
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        12/13/03 
		
			-  As promised I have added 2 more reviews of JM, plus Buzz 
			has retired from his lengthy career here at the Pit.  I have a 
			few of my own reviews to post as well and will try to get those up 
			sometime this weekend as well.
 
		 
		12/10/03 
		
			- I must have been really hammered last night, but I updated my column 
			for the first time in months.  I'm really going to try to post 
			some stuff that JM has sent which is gold, plus I have some other 
			random crap to post as well this weekend.
 
		 
		11/25/03 
		
			- Master and Commander was quite impressive, so check that out
			here and I've posted many 
			more new reviews and a couple of updates.  JM and the crew have 
			a big debate over a top 40 directors list that can been viewed
			
			here.  I have a follow up from us rebutting this hack of 
			work but I have to decide how I want to post it, so check back for 
			further details.  We are also highly anticipating a DVD from an 
			Independent filmmaker titled Expiration.
 
		 
		11/05/03 
        
			- Matrix Revolutions sucks ass, that's right the next time I feel 
			like viewing the "Passion of Christ" I'll actually pay to see the 
			Mel Gibson head turner.   Talk about a damn big time let 
			down, after the greatness of Reloaded we get the god damn ass 
			pummeling not seen since "The Governess" or that other ass flick 
			Sodimize and Godzilla, that's not the real name of the movie but 
			hell if I can think of it when I'm drunk as hell. Eat
			THIS!
 
		 
		11/01/03 
        
          - DrunkenMaster is a slacker, however since I'm on vacation this
            week maybe I'll pull my head out of my ass.  However here's
            Jurassic view of Lost in
            Translation.
 
         
        09/28/03 
        
          - DrunkenMaster has gone apeshit with posting, not only did he
            update his column, but the review
            section has a hoard of new and updated reviews.
 
         
        09/25/03 
        
          - DrunkenMaster is back in control of posting after Buzz's short
            return to command, new reviews should be uploaded this weekend.
 
         
        09/01/03 
        
          - Ode to Charles Bronson by DM
 
             
            This is an actor that had a career of which I can not describe.....Could he be called an action movie star. I think not......comedy and drama were
            definitely not his calling.  Emotion.......As those of the pitt have witnessed, I show more emotion while brewing my purple rain boxed wine.  Yet from around the early fifties through the late nineties this man was in countless movies.   Some of his more
            memorable roles would be The Great Escape,  The Dirty Dozen, the Death Wish series, and the
            Magnificent Seven.  Surely he was in many more movies worth mentioning however I'm only mentioning the ones I've seen.   I'm not a fan of his acting range but for
            Drunken Master he's on my top ten shitty actors whom I love list.   He's right up there with Rutger Hauer and Kurt Russell.  A shame he passed away so early may he be remembered fondly for his roles that brought audiences to the theatre.  At 81, he died too young. 
         
        07/25/03 
        
          - Our site got hacked by Drunken Master in his natural state. 
            (I fixed it.)
 
            p.s. - he updated his cult thingy... check it out. 
          - Our 200th review is Matrix
            Reloaded, do I hear an Amen!
 
         
        07/19/03 
        
          - I got some new reviews up today kids.  Check them out in the A-Z
            Reviews.  More reviews to come soon.
 
         
        06/30/03 
        
          - For the Movie Pit and fans of Katharine Hepburn:
 
             
            Katharine Hepburn died today (6/29/03) at the age of 96. 
             
            Hepburn provided me with many hours of entertainment.  I have enjoyed her roles in at least five decades.  But, I can hardly pick my favorite role.  Neither could
            Hollywood.  She was nominated for 12 Oscars and received a record four Best Actress awards.  
             
            If you have not seen these, than I highly recommend the following: 
             
            The Philadelphia Story (1940).  Hepburn must have had an ear for great dialogue (I will allude to that later).  She was already well known when TPS was released.
            She had done Stage Door, Bringing Up Baby and Holiday.  But, who knew that TPS would be one of the most sophisticated films of all time.  Due credit should go to
            co-stars Cary Grant and James Stewart. 
             
            The African Queen (1951).  I've seen TAQ four times.  I'll wager movie-fan/director Steven Spielberg has seen it more than a dozen.  TAQ is that influential; it's
            that good.  Directed by the legendary John Huston and co-starring Humphrey Bogart in his best role, TAQ is Hollywood adventure at its finest.  
             
            Summertime (1955).  Hepburn usually worked with great talent.  Summertime was directed by David Lean (Great Expectations, Lawrence of Arabia, The Bridge on
            the River Kwai).  Summertime was shot on location in "Technicolor" Venice.  There is an unspoiled quality to the picture that could never exist today.  
            Hepburn plays a shy woman seeking romance (you get the idea).  Summertime is a great looking movie with characters who want to behave differently because
            they are exposed to an exotic locale. Summertime has its flaws, but we'll never see Venice like this again.  And, we'll never see Hepburn either.  
             
            The Lion in Winter (1968).  Peter O'Toole, Katharine Hepburn, Anthony Hopkins (back in 1968), Timothy Dalton ("James Bond" way back in 1968), Nigel Terry and
            John Castle round out an amazing cast with a screenplay that any writer would give his soul to have written.  Darkly humorous and
            completely devoid of historical merit. 
             
            On Golden Pond (1981).  This was largely Henry Fonda's swan song.  But, who else besides Hepburn could have portrayed the larger-than-life's soul-mate.  If you
            can watch Hepburn's "knight in shining armor" speech without a lump in your throat than we need to check your pulse. 
             
            I've left out a lot about Hepburn.  She also made many popular movies with Spencer Tracy.  Historically they had a long affair, but that's none of my business.  Like
            I said, Hepburn entertained me for many hours.  Tomorrow, I think I may drive a mile down the road and rent The Lion in Winter.  That's one I haven't seen in a long
            time.  
             
            -Jurassic Mark 
         
        06/25/03 
        
          - It is I, Darth Buzz, back at the helm.  I want to thank
            Drunken Master for his fill in work, you rock dude.  As you can
            see the Critics.Net title is gone and we are back to Movie
            Pit.  I will be doing some site maintenance and then posting
            new reviews soon after that.  Hold on to your butts.
 
         
        04/06/03 
        
          - More reviews added for your reading pleasure....check them out here!
 
         
        03/30/03 
        
        03/29/03 
        
          - Behold the new regime of the Movie
            Pit.  DrunkMaster has taken over the design hold of this
            site, and has high hopes of creating new mayhem for all those
            involved.  Check back for updates as hopefully they come more
            than once every fifteen months..
 
         
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