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My Name is Bruce!
Studio: Chungeorahm Film,
Showbox/Mediaplex
Director: Bruce Campbell
Writer: Mark Verheiden
Release date: April 13th 2007 USA
Staring: Bruce Campbell, Grace
Thorsen, Taylor Sharpe, Ted Raimi,
Ellen Sandweiss, Dan Hicks
Running Time: 86 minutes
Rated: R
Showbox/Mediaplex
Director: Bruce Campbell
Writer: Mark Verheiden
Release date: April 13th 2007 USA
Staring: Bruce Campbell, Grace
Thorsen, Taylor Sharpe, Ted Raimi,
Ellen Sandweiss, Dan Hicks
Running Time: 86 minutes
Rated: R
Back of the box:
Mistaken for the character he plays in the Evil Dead films, B-movie icon
Bruce Campbell (playing himself) is kidnapped by the citizens of a small
mining town who want him to save them from a vengeful demon. At first,
Campbell thinks it's all part of an elaborate prank. But when he realizes the
demon is in fact real, he comes face to face with a second terrifying enemy
-- his own fear. Ted Raimi co-stars in this tongue-in-cheek comedy.
Mistaken for the character he plays in the Evil Dead films, B-movie icon
Bruce Campbell (playing himself) is kidnapped by the citizens of a small
mining town who want him to save them from a vengeful demon. At first,
Campbell thinks it's all part of an elaborate prank. But when he realizes the
demon is in fact real, he comes face to face with a second terrifying enemy
-- his own fear. Ted Raimi co-stars in this tongue-in-cheek comedy.
The Bloody Truth:
The Bloody Truth about My Name Is Bruce is that it speaks specifically to a
particular audience. Over the top silly in both character and action, the film
offers up as many laughs as it does grimaces. The many inside jokes and
film references require a familiarity with the B-Movie superstar and all
together the film lacks substance. A loosely tired together cast of
characters and story is merely a vehicle to deliver Bruce to the screen
carrying a load of one liners and bad jokes. Recommended for fans of
Bruce Campbell only!
The Bloody Truth about My Name Is Bruce is that it speaks specifically to a
particular audience. Over the top silly in both character and action, the film
offers up as many laughs as it does grimaces. The many inside jokes and
film references require a familiarity with the B-Movie superstar and all
together the film lacks substance. A loosely tired together cast of
characters and story is merely a vehicle to deliver Bruce to the screen
carrying a load of one liners and bad jokes. Recommended for fans of
Bruce Campbell only!
And the rest..... 1 to 5
Acting - 2 Cinematography - 3
Sound - 3 Music - 2
Story - 2 Reality - 2
Acting - 2 Cinematography - 3
Sound - 3 Music - 2
Story - 2 Reality - 2
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