‘The Bourne Supremacy’ Download and Reviews

December 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Mystery

“The Bourne Supremacy” Movie Details

The Bourne Supremacy tagline: They should have left him alone.
The Bourne Supremacy - DVD Cover

The Bourne Supremacy DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Oksana Akinshina
  • Matt Damon Jason Bourne
    Franka Potente Marie
    Brian Cox Ward Abbott
    Julia Stiles Nicky
    Karl Urban Kirill
    Gabriel Mann Danny Zorn
    Joan Allen Pamela Landy
    Marton Csokas Jarda
    Tom Gallop Tom Cronin
    John Bedford Lloyd Teddy
    Ethan Sandler Kurt
    Michelle Monaghan Kim
    Karel Roden Gretkov
    Tomas Arana Martin Marshall
    Irena Neski
    Directors: Paul Greengrass IMDB Rating: 7.6/10 out of 97,320 votes

    “The Bourne Supremacy” Movie Review

    “The Bourne Supremacy” Plot Summary

    When Jason Bourne is framed for a botched CIA operation he is forced to take up his former life as a trained assassin to survive.

    Great sequel that improves on the original

    The Bourne Supremacy is a very entertaining action movie and even though it feels and looks like the original its still a great sequel. In The Bourne Identity, sleeper agent/assassin Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) went on the run from his own agency, the CIA, when they tried to take him out of commission. Although he thought his troubles were over, he is forced back into the life when he is framed for a botched CIA operation, so he takes the fight back to them while trying to find out more about his past and the memories that haunt him. The plot is very good and it is carried out well by a talented cast. The film keeps you on the edge of your seat and you most likely won’t be bored. The best new addition to the cast is Joan Allen and she gives a really good performance. Matt Damon is once again Jason Bourne and he gives a great performance. Brian Cox is also back and I like him this time around because he dies and you don’t have to deal with him anymore. The last main part of the cast is Julia Stiles and she may actually have a future ahead of her in Hollywood. Paul Greengrass directs and he does a good job of replacing Doug Liman. The direction is really good and it keeps its audience interested and it keeps you guessing right until the end. Some people will complain that there’s nothing new and its not worth the time to watch but its a lot more exciting then the original. Rating 8/10 a nearly flawless action movie that improves over the original. I recommend you see this movie it won’t disappoint you.

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    ‘Match Point’ Download and Reviews

    December 26, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Romance

    “Match Point” Movie Details

    Match Point tagline: Passion Temptation Obsession
    Match Point - DVD Cover

    Match Point DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • John Fortune
  • Jonathan Rhys-Meyers Chris Wilton
    Alexander Armstrong Mr. Townsend
    Paul Kaye Estate Agent
    Matthew Goode Tom Hewett
    Brian Cox Alec Hewett
    Penelope Wilton Eleanor Hewett
    Emily Mortimer Chloe Hewett Wilton
    Janis Kelly ‘La Traviata’ Performer
    Alan Oke ‘La Traviata’ Performer
    Mark Gatiss Ping-Pong Player
    Scarlett Johansson Nola Rice
    Simon Kunz Rod Carver
    Geoffrey Streatfield Alan Sinclair
    Mary Hegarty ‘Rigoletto’ Performer
    John the Chauffeur
    Directors: Woody Allen IMDB Rating: 7.8/10 out of 61,087 votes

    “Match Point” Movie Review

    “Match Point” Plot Summary

    At a turning point in his life, a former tennis pro falls for a femme-fatal type who happens to be dating his friend and soon-to-be brother-in-law. add synopsis

    The Talented Mr. Allen: Woody’s best film since ‘Crimes & Misdemeanors’

    MATCH POINT (2005) ***1/2 Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Scarlett Johansson, Emily Mortimer, Matthew Goode, Brian Cox, Penelope Wilton, Margaret Tyzack, Ewen Bremner, James Nesbitt. The Talented Mr. Allen: Woody’s best film since ‘Crimes & Misdemeanors’Woody Allen has been a respected filmmaker for over thirty years and in recent memory has been in something of a slump with his trademark New York neurotic comedies of late and it has been well over a decade since he attempted anything resembling a drama (his last was a combination of comedy/ drama for his masterpiece ‘Crimes & Misdemeanors’ in 1989) and in his latest stab at it comes through remarkably with his best film in sometime

    Jettisoning his usual choice of his beloved Manhattan The Woodman jaunts across The Big Pond and sets his story in London (not the first European adventure mind you – he did go to Paris for ‘Everyone Says I Love You’) with the plot focusing on a borderline callow young tennis player cum pro, Chris Wilton (Rhys-Meyers giving Jude Law a run for the money as sexiest Brit on screen) whose philosophy for life is being lucky rather than being good or great at something. This proves to be his one flaw as he obtains a job as an instructor for a supremely private resort club where he befriends one of his charges, Tom Hewett (Goode), whose shared love for opera has him inviting the unassuming Chris to a performance where his family has a box seat reserved. Here he meets the rest of Tom’s family: respected businessman Alec (the ubiquitous Cox), tipsy mum Eleanor (Wilton) and engaging sister Chloe (the wonderfully sublime Mortimer) who falls deeply head over heels in love with Chris almost immediately. Chris too finds himself in love with Chloe and before you know it is taken in by the wealthy clan as one of the family

    As the story progresses Chris finds this sudden shift in his life moving along nicely and to his agreement accruing a position in one of Alec’s many business ventures as an apprentice seller and weekends at the sprawling estate of the Hewetts. It is there he also meets Tom’s gorgeous American fiancee, Nola Rice (Johansson giving one of her better performances to date), a fledgling actress who beguiles Chris immediately and he is smitten by her, intoxicated by her very presence that the two wind up in a countryside embrace leading to a moment of unbridled passion. While Nola makes light of giving in to their primal desires as a lack of clarity on her behalf, Chris cannot get enough of her; Nola explains this desire is temporary and that she is getting married to Tom; end of story

    Chris tries to do what’s right and eventually marries the unsuspecting Chloe and absorbs himself in work until one day while playing a set with Tom he is informed that Tom has dumped Nola and is in love with another unknown woman. The fire is re-ignited in Chris’ soul and the determination heightened as he becomes infatuated in finding Nola again to seduce her once and for all. Allen allows his talented class plenty of room to act up a storm but not overact the seemingly straight-forward melodrama at hand but what makes it rise above the norm is the way his leads make their seemingly unsympathetic characters empathetic. Rhys-Meyers remains cool as a cucumber until the predictable complication ensures his affair with Johansson will lead to an unlikely scenario that borders ridiculous mystery theater affair however maintains a balance of dread in when the couple will come to a head. Johansson mixes the smoky cadence of her Kathleen Turner-like vocals into a come-hither-insouciance not before experienced and has the tricky task of making her Nola’s head case come to fruition with believability; she succeeds succinctly

    Allen’s screenplay is literate, clever and crafty and at once familiar with a few of his trademark quips tossed in with elan that his upper crust characters make the most of what they can with a dry bright witticism here and there. The storyline flows evenly amidst its choppy third act that feels a tad rushed yet when the darkness comes it echoes ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ which it has a lot in common with but never trespasses entirely. This is Allen’s most adult film in sometime and not to besmirch it perhaps his most challenging one to date. Thank God Woody is back in fine form, not unlike an old tennis pro on the senior’s tour with a wicked backhand.

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    ‘Frost/Nixon’ Download and Reviews

    December 25, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, History

    “Frost/Nixon” Movie Details

    Frost/Nixon tagline: 400 million people were waiting for the truth.
    Frost/Nixon - DVD Cover

    Frost/Nixon DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Jason Ciok Brian
    Albert Miranda Airport Traveller
    Kevin Bacon Jack Brennan
    Mickie Banyas Fina Sanchez
    Jay Bird Protester
    Gene Boyer Himself
    Michael Patrick Breen Houston Ballroom Diner
    Scott Bryson John Bryson
    Carl Burhanan Himself
    Shawn Card Smith House Photographer
    Paul Caroul Edward Cox
    Kaine Bennett Charleston Sydney TV Director
    William M. Connor Premiere Reporter #2
    Joe Fedio Secret Service Agent
    Geoffrey Gould Burt’s TV programme producer
    Directors: Ron Howard
    IMDB Rating: 7.9/10 out of 31,884 votes

    “Frost/Nixon” Movie Review

    “Frost/Nixon” Plot Summary

    A dramatic retelling of the post-Watergate television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former president Richard Nixon.

    Absolutely Brilliant

    As a teenager in Australia when Nixon resigned, I didn’t really understand the impact of his actions at the time. It’s only later that I’ve come to believe in his betrayal not just of American politics but of all democracies that have the same fundamental beliefs

    So I went to see this film with some anticipation and was not disappointed. If Ron Howard was not considered a great director before, then surely he must be after this. The greatest problem with filming stage plays is overcoming the sense of ’staticness’. But Howard’s superb use of different camera techniques which allow both a sense of movement but do not distract from the stunning acting performances

    Whilst Frank Langella is quite rightly getting a lot of attention for his remarkable performance (he manages to humanise Nixon, a feat I would have thought impossible), do not dismiss Michael Sheen’s mesmerising effort as David Frost. Both men inhabit their characters, not just play them

    The support cast is excellent; Kevin Bacon reminds me of Eastwood at times and they are the best roles Oliver Platt and Sam Rockwell have had in a while

    A masterpiece.

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    ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ Download and Reviews

    December 15, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Thriller

    “The Silence of the Lambs” Movie Details

    The Silence of the Lambs tagline: Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Brilliant. Cunning. Psychotic. In his mind lies the clue to a ruthless killer. – Clarice Starling, FBI. Brilliant. Vulnerable. Alone. She must trust him to stop the killer.
    The Silence of the Lambs - DVD Cover

    The Silence of the Lambs DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Jack Wild
  • Kevin Costner Robin of Locksley
    Morgan Freeman Azeem
    Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio Marian Dubois
    Christian Slater Will Scarlett
    Alan Rickman Sheriff of Nottingham
    Michael McShane Friar Tuck
    Brian Blessed Lord Locksley
    Michael Wincott Guy of Gisborne
    Nick Brimble Little John
    Soo Drouet Fanny
    Daniel Newman Wulf
    Daniel Peacock David of Doncaster
    Walter Sparrow Duncan
    Harold Innocent Bishop of Hereford
    Much the Miller’s Son
    Directors: Jonathan Demme IMDB Rating: 8.7/10 out of 227,401 votes

    “The Silence of the Lambs” Movie Review

    “The Silence of the Lambs” Plot Summary

    A young FBI cadet must confide in an incarcerated and manipulative killer to receive his help on catching another serial killer who skins his victims.

    It’s a classic!

    There is little doubt that the most memorable aspect of The Silence of the Lambs is Anthony Hopkins’ incomparable performance as Lecter. Taking over for Brian Cox, who was effective, but not especially memorable, as the good doctor in 1986’s Manhunter, Hopkins instantly makes the role his own, capturing and conveying the charismatic essence of pure evil. To his dying day, no matter how many roles he plays in the interim, Hopkins will forever be known for this part. (It is a credit to Hopkins’ ability as an actor that this part did not result in stereotyping. His post-Silence career has been greatly varied, with roles as widely diverse as a stodgy butler in Merchant-Ivory’s The Remains of the Day and an action hero in The Edge.) I can throw out any number of superlatives, but none of them do justice to this chilling performance, which I labeled as the best acting work of the ’90s. Want to feel the icy fingers of terror stroke your heart? Watch this mixture of brilliant eloquence and inhuman cruelty. As portrayed by Hopkins, Hannibal is both a suave, cultured gentleman and an unspeakable fiend. He is gracious and monstrous at the same time. (Hopkins also provided one of the most quotable lines in recent film history with ‘I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti’, which was followed by an inimitable slithering slurp.)

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    ‘The Ring’ Download and Reviews

    December 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Horror, Mystery, Thriller

    “The Ring” Movie Details

    The Ring tagline: Before you die, you see the ring
    Ring - DVD Cover

    The Ring DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Adam Brody
  • Naomi Watts Rachel Keller
    Martin Henderson Noah Clay
    David Dorfman Aidan Keller
    Brian Cox Richard Morgan
    Jane Alexander Dr. Grasnik
    Lindsay Frost Ruth Embry
    Amber Tamblyn Katie Embry
    Rachael Bella Rebecca ‘Becca’ Kotler
    Daveigh Chase Samara Morgan
    Shannon Cochran Anna Morgan
    Sandra Thigpen Teacher
    Richard Lineback Innkeeper
    Sasha Barrese Girl Teen #1
    Tess Hall Girl Teen #2
    Kellen, Male Teen #1
    Directors: Gore Verbinski IMDB Rating: 7.2/10 out of 78,705 votes

    “The Ring” Movie Review

    “Ring” Plot Summary

    A young journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone in a week of viewing it.

    One of the better horror movies out there

    My girlfriend and I saw the original in Japanese, and we both agree that the US version is much more suspenseful and scarier than the Japanese one, with the exception of some extraordinarily creepy sequences in the Japanese version. One of the small but significant changes from the original was that the Japanese version had the girl’s face mostly hidden by her hair and she never makes eye contact, which I found more effective than Verbinski’s treatment. The original also had one scene that I thought was a bit creepier than the remake, when the girl comes to attack the man. Other than that, the changes made were mostly positive

    Japanese plots tend to be short on causality and detail, so the story changes, which add about a half hour to the original story line, serve to make the plot coherent to Westerners. The production values in Japan make the fairly high-budget original with A-list actors look like a B-movie to people accustomed to Hollywood films. The ending shows the difference between cultures, since in the original Japanese, the woman appeals to her father for help

    There are holes in the plot, as many people have pointed out in reviews. Those that remain are either intentional, like those relating to the essentially unsolved mystery of the tapes and the girl, or were left over from the original Japanese

    The lighting and deliberately limited spectrum enhance the mood of the film greatly. The attack on the ex-boyfriend occurring during daylight hours is surprisingly effective even though it flouts the normal rules of horror films. One of the things I liked most about this movie is that it is a bit unconventional, through a combination of good director choices and some fresh ideas borrowed from Japan. People who were expecting to see a kill-em-all slasher flick were probably disappointed by the relatively slow pace in the building of the story and suspense

    Overall, I found the film to be a very good treatment of the original story and a fairly creepy horror movie too. It doesn’t try to startle you into being frightened, it doesn’t offer lots of gore and shocking violence, and it doesn’t play down to the audience. The result is a slightly cerebral and haunting movie. There are some images and scenes that will stay with you and still give you the creeps for quite some time after you see it.

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    ‘Troy’ Download and Reviews

    October 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Romance

    “Troy” Movie Details

    Troy tagline: For Honor
    Troy - DVD Cover

    Troy DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Manuel Cauchi
  • Julian Glover Triopas
    Brian Cox Agamemnon
    Nathan Jones Boagrius
    Adoni Maropis Agamemnon’s Officer
    Jacob Smith Messenger Boy
    Brad Pitt Achilles
    John Shrapnel Nestor
    Brendan Gleeson Menelaus
    Diane Kruger Helen
    Eric Bana Hector
    Orlando Bloom Paris
    Siri Svegler Polydora
    Lucie Barat Helen’s Handmaiden
    Ken Bones Hippasus
    Old Spartan Fisherman
    Directors: Wolfgang Petersen IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 out of 120,766 votes

    “Troy” Movie Review

    “Troy” Plot Summary

    An adaptation of Homer’s great epic, the film follows the assault on Troy by the united Greek forces and chronicles the fates of the men involved.

    One of my favorites

    I saw Troy yesterday, and I was not very excited to go along to see it

    The minute the movie started, I was enchanted by the words. As a writer, I was in awe of David Benioff, the screenplay writer of this film, and I thought the entire movie was quote-worthy. I wished I had had a paper and pen with me so that I could have written the lines down, they were magnificent. The story was portrayed so that I did not know which man I wanted to survive. The acting was excellent, the costumes and set were spectacular. This movie is one of my all-time favorites, and I suggest that everyone see it. The depiction of Homers ‘The Iliad’ was amazing, entertaining, and int

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    ‘Beverly Hills Cop II’ Download and Reviews

    October 20, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Comedy, Crime

    “Beverly Hills Cop II” Movie Details

    Beverly Hills Cop II tagline: The Heat’s Back On!
    Beverly Hills Cop 2 - DVD Cover

    Beverly Hills Cop II DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Eugene Butler
  • Eddie Murphy Det. Axel Foley
    Judge Reinhold Det. William ‘Billy’ Rosewood
    John Ashton Det. Sgt. John Taggart
    JГјrgen Prochnow Maxwell Dent
    Ronny Cox Capt./Chief Andrew Bogomil
    Brigitte Nielsen Karla Fry
    Allen Garfield Police Chief Harold Lutz
    Dean Stockwell Charles ‘Chip’ Cain
    Paul Reiser Det. Jeffrey Friedman
    Gilbert R. Hill Insp. Douglas Todd
    Paul Guilfoyle Nikos Thomopolis
    Robert Ridgely Mayor Ted Egan
    Brian O’Connor Biddle, Lutz’s Aide
    Alice Adair Jan Bogomil
    May
    Directors: Tony Scott IMDB Rating: 6.0/10 out of 28,075 votes

    “Beverly Hills Cop II” Movie Review

    “Beverly Hills Cop 2″ Plot Summary

    Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills to help Taggart and Rosewood investigate Chief Bogamil’s near-fatal shooting and the series of “alphabet crimes” associated with it. add synopsis

    Excellent Sequel, That’s Very Entertaining

    This is an excellent sequel that’s very entertaining. It’s loaded with great humor, lots of laughs, exciting action, and it had 3 excellent main leads but it can’t quite match the original. The 2 main villains are very menacing, even though we hardly see Jurgen Prochnow, he was still very menacing when on screen. It’s somewhat of a rehash of the 1st, but that’s okay Murphy is still funny as hell, and The finale is excellent. One of the funniest parts in the film is, Reinhold’s sudden obsession with huge guns, and it had some pretty powerful moments, especially when Capt Bogomil gets shot. The Direction is very good. Tony Scott does a very good job here, keeping the film at an exciting pace, injecting lots of great humor, good camera angles, and doing a great job overall!. There is some blood. but lots of very bloody gunshot wounds is all we get. The Acting is awesome!. Eddie Murphy is wonderful here, once again he is HILARIOUS, very likable, had great chemistry with, Ashton and Reinhold, and was lots of fun to watch!. Judge Reinhold, is also wonderful here, he is also HILARIOUS, seemed to be having a lot of fun, plus he he had a lot more to do this time around, and was very likable. John Ashton is excellent here once again, he is also quite funny at times, and very likable, and also had more to do. Jurgen Prochnow does good as one of the main villains, but didn’t really have that much screen time. Ronny Cox is fine here again, but also didn’t have that much screen time. Brigitte Nielsen is good looking, and did excellent here as one of the main villains, and man was she big!, she was also very menacing. Allen Garfield is very good here, but he was EXTREMELY unlikable,, and yelled to much and i just wanted to slap him!, he did his job well though. Dean Stockwell, has a small role here, and did fine with it

    Paul Reiser is good here, once again. Gilbert R. Hill is great again as the tough inspector. Robert Ridgely is decent as the mayor. and Alice Adair is okay as Bogomil’s daughter. And look out for a cameo by a very young Chris Rock!. Overall a must see! **** out of 5

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    ‘Caddyshack’ Download and Reviews

    October 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Sport

    “Caddyshack” Movie Details

    Caddyshack tagline: At last, a comedy that bites!
    Caddyshack - DVD Cover

    Caddyshack DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Chevy Chase Ty Webb
    Rodney Dangerfield Al Czervik
    Ted Knight Judge Elihu Smails
    Michael O’Keefe Danny Noonan
    Bill Murray Carl Spackler
    Sarah Holcomb Maggie O’Hooligan
    Scott Colomby Tony D’Annunzio
    Cindy Morgan Lacey Underall
    Dan Resin Dr. Beeper
    Henry Wilcoxon The Bishop
    Elaine Aiken Mrs. Noonan
    Albert Salmi Mr. Noonan
    Ann Ryerson Grace
    Brian Doyle-Murray Lou Loomis
    Hamilton Mitchell Motormouth
    Directors: Harold Ramis
    IMDB Rating: 7.3/10 out of 33,379 votes

    “Caddyshack” Movie Review

    “Caddyshack” Plot Summary

    An exclusive golf course has to deal with a brash new member and a destructive dancing gopher.

    Masterpiece!

    In writing this review, I am not going to attempt to draft out a lengthy summary outlining the pro’s and cons of this film. I’m also not going to talk about plot structure or the boundaries of character development. Furthermore, I’m not going to analyze the social ramifications of this flick, or discuss it’s effect on society. An achievement such as this, does not require that much thought or labor. Anyone who would try to do so, is a moron (And most likely a fan of those crap-filled ‘Lord of the Ring’ movies). Instead, I’m going to state this single opinion, in the simplest possible terms: ‘Caddyshack’ is not the greatest film ever. Heck, it’s not even my favorite (‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’). But, when speaking of features in the comedic genre of film, it is without a doubt, an undebatable fact, that ‘Caddyshack’, is the funniest of all time! Many women will argue that point (my girlfriend being one of the them), and that’s quite all right. Because ‘Caddyshack’ isn’t designed to appeal to an estrogen-ladened mind. Any guy, however, who decides to ridicule ‘Caddyshack’, needs to immediately check his equipment, to make sure that’s it’s still intact, as ‘Caddyshack’ is truly the ultimate guy movie, suitable for exposition at any function where alcohol is being consumed. If you’ve seen it… see it again. If you’ve never had the pleasure, quit reading this darn review, and acquire it immediately.

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    ‘The Long Kiss Goodnight’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

    “The Long Kiss Goodnight” Movie Details

    The Long Kiss Goodnight tagline: Eight years ago she lost her memory. Now, a detective must help her remember the past before it buries them both. What’s forgotten is not always gone.
    The Long Kiss Goodnight - DVD Cover

    The Long Kiss Goodnight DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Graham McPherson
  • Samuel L. Jackson Mitch Henessey
    Craig Bierko Timothy
    Tom Amandes Hal
    Brian Cox Dr. Nathan Waldman
    Patrick Malahide Leland Perkins
    David Morse Luke/Daedalus
    Joseph McKenna One-Eyed Jack
    Dan Warry-Smith Raymond
    Rex Linn Man in Bed
    Alan North Earl
    Edwin Hodge Todd Henessey
    Bill MacDonald Hostage Agent
    Frank Moore Surveillance Man
    G.D. Spradlin President
    CIA Director
    Directors: Renny Harlin IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 27,016 votes

    “The Long Kiss Goodnight” Movie Review

    “The Long Kiss Goodnight” Plot Summary

    A women suffering from amnesia begins to recover her memories after trouble from her past finds her again. add synopsis

    A Great Film

    I disagree with the reviewer who said this film is not for the ‘cerebrally-minded.’ I happen to be somewhat the cerebral type, and I think this is a great film; I love it and have seen it many times

    For me, the great things about this film add up to a woman with a full-on assertive, resourceful personality. Of course the drama is all about the wonderful mother and teacher discovering something else true about herself – and learning to merge the two once she ‘remembers herself.’ In the end, her love for her daughter and the tender nurturing person she is merges with the resourceful assertive person who is willing to fight and not give up. Even her daughter has taken on the ‘don’t give up’ when Mom is down. I would think there’s a part in many of us women that can relate to all of this. And that might explain the box office failure and the rerun hit: women had to discover what I imagine was billed as a pure action filmSamuel L. Jackson is his own type of hero, flaws and all, and nobody could say enough about him. He’s another complex character: down-to-earth with a street reality perspective, lower than the average poor man’s detective and fairly desperate himself. And yet heroic in the clinch and full of his own kind of love and respect for what he values in women. He’s just the man to take her on, and let her know when she’s -not- okay. The characters pair in a sort of perfectly out-of-the-box way. So, this ‘cerebral type’ says that this is great writing in terms of characters and storyline. And the violence is an integral part of those characters and story, not added flash or excitement that doesn’t tell us anything about their lives or the urgency of their experiences

    And, last but not least, this is a comedy! Great dialogue (and I don’t know who else could have played it like Jackson). So take that glitzy action as part of what makes a comedy work here!

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    ‘Backdraft’ Download and Reviews

    October 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

    “Backdraft” Movie Details

    Backdraft tagline: One breath of oxygen and it explodes in a deadly rage.
    Backdraft - DVD Cover

    Backdraft DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Kurt Russell Stephen ‘Bull’ McCaffrey/Dennis McCaffrey
    William Baldwin Brian McCaffrey
    Robert De Niro Donald ‘Shadow’ Rimgale
    Donald Sutherland Ronald Bartel
    Jennifer Jason Leigh Jennifer Vaitkus
    Scott Glenn John ‘Axe’ Adcox
    Rebecca De Mornay Helen McCaffrey
    Jason Gedrick Tim Krizminski
    J.T. Walsh Alderman Marty Swayzak
    Anthony Mockus Sr. Chief John Fitzgerald
    Cedric Young Grindle
    Juan RamГ­rez Ray Santos
    Kevin Casey Nightingale
    Jack McGee Schmidt
    Mark Wheeler Pengelly
    Directors: Ron Howard
    IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 27,146 votes

    “Backdraft” Movie Review

    “Backdraft” Plot Summary

    Two Chicago firefighter brothers who don’t get along have to work together while a dangerous arsonist is on the loose. add synopsis

    Good firefighter movie

    Backdraft was actually not a bad movie. The plot wasn’t amazing mainly because it never really gets suspenseful and it just seems kind of stupid how trained firemen keep getting killed by the same type of fire. But I don’t think the plot is what made the movie interesting. The relationship between the two brothers (Baldwin and Russell) keep the viewer watching. This is actually one movie where I said ‘gee, Kurt Russell can actually act’. Possibly the only time I’ll say that. This was a stretch for him and I really liked it. Baldwin’s character is OK for me, nothing amazing, but decent. I really liked Donald Sutherland too. Even though he was thrown in as a rip-off of Hannibal Lectar (crazy criminal who tells them who the killer is if you talk to him about your past blah blah blah). Even though he led them toward the wrong people, possibly on purpose, and it was almost meaningless to have in the plot, I like Sutherland no matter what he’s in. Robert De Nero as always is too cool. You have to like him, even though his part wasn’t as big in this one. All in all, decent flick, worth watching, and possibly better than Ladder 49, as far as firefighter movies go.

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