" Daylight Robbery" (2008) Directed by Paris Leonti Released by Well Go USA Paris Leonti's heist flick involves a group of misfits who plot to rob the London Exchange of the loot in their underground vault. "Celestial Films: Lady Hermit" (1971) Directed by Meng Hua Ho Released by Funimation An aspiring female kung fu warrior searches for an elusive master who turns out to pretend to be a servant in this Shaw Brothers produced action flick. " Grindhouse" star Zoe Bell is onhand to provide backup. Wesley Snipes Plays the "Game of Death" and More New DVDsĪ look at what's new on DVD today: " Game of Death" (2011) Directed by Giorgio Serafini Released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Quite possibly Wesley Snipes' last film for a long, long time, this action flick features the " Passenger 57" star as a CIA agent who is betrayed by his employer after he's deployed to take out an arms dealer in Detroit. Seventh track ‘Mother’ is weirdly reminiscent of the lullaby from Ocarina of Time. The soundtrack as well as the plot evokes memories of a certain Disney film, though perhaps that is symptomatic of any music that includes African chants and vocalisations over light orchestrations.
The film’s score is by Philip Miller and is similarly derivative, though not in an unpleasant way – ‘Chicken Hok and the Porcupine’ is rather fun. Sound familiar? White Lion (as far as I can tell from the soundtrack’s cover art) implements live action lions, however, so it might actually be quite interesting to watch. This latest installment of Soundtrack Round Up kicks off with White Lion, a film about a poor little lion cub called Letsatsi who is outcast from his family and forced to undergo trials and tribulations before he may take his rightful place as leader of his pride as an adult.
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