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21 Mar, 2017
Great hooks if you have issues with gripping
These hooks are perfect if you have issues with holding as I do. The rubber on the hooks allows me to easily grip the hooks and so be able to continue crocheting even tho I now have arthritis in my hands and the bright colours allows me to easily see which hook I need. The only criticism I have is that it would be nice if the handles were a little more shaped to fit more snug in to your hand.
13 Jan, 2014
Jackie Chan, Super Hero Hybrid
The film starts off with Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) down a well in a Japanese POW camp on the 6 August 1945. All but one Japanese officer, are preparing to commit Seppuku (Harikiri) as the United States drop the Atomic Bomb on nearby Hiroshima. Fast forward to today's Japan to find Wolverine saying his final farewells to the officer that he protected all those years ago.
Finding that he now must fight not only for the proverbial 'damsel in distress' (the officers granddaughter) but for his own life too as his ability to heal is slowly drained from him by a fellow mutant leaving him in a totally unfamiliar situation - vulnerable!
Ninja's, guards and an Adantium 'robot' provide plenty of action and special fx but if that doesn't give you your fill of action watch out for the twist in the tale which gives more than enough action for your 'action fix'. Although the film is fast paced it does stop every now and again for a breather. I'm not a big fan of Japanese martial art films so for me it gets a 4 out of 5 but if your in to Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee crossed with a super hero then this is the film for you.
07 Feb, 2008
The Ghost who walks!!!!
1 of 1 found this helpful The scenery in the film is superb, with backdrops from both Thailand and Australia this film is always on the go from the time the credits stop rolling at the beginning until the end. This is an action packed comic hero film which tells the story of how "the ghost who walks" came into being and then follows the Phantom (Billy Zane) trying to save mankind from the evil clutches of Xander Drax (Treat Williams) with Catherine Zeta Jones as his sidekick, from obtaining the skulls of Touganda and unleashing a force so powerful that nothing will be able to stop it. With the help of some great stunts this is a lighthearted enjoyable film and of course has a love interest with rival jealousies for the Phantoms affections between Catherine Zeta Jones and Kirsty Swanson. Patrick McGoohan stars as the Phantom's father (in ghost form of course)! Kids of all ages should enjoy this film and it is definately one to get the popcorn out and watch. Like all comic hero film set in the 1930's it does have an overtone of Indiana Jones about it. Altogether both a good family film and one to watch if your'e having a night to yourself and don't want something too heavy going.