‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ Download and Reviews

December 28, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Animation, Comedy, Crime

“Who Framed Roger Rabbit” Movie Details

Who Framed Roger Rabbit tagline: It’s the story of a man, a woman, and a rabbit in a triangle of trouble.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD Cover

Actors:
Bob Hoskins Eddie Valiant
Christopher Lloyd Baron von Rotton a.k.a. “Judge Doom”
Joanna Cassidy Dolores
Charles Fleischer Roger Rabbit/Benny The Cab/Greasy/Psycho
Stubby Kaye Marvin Acme
Alan Tilvern R.K. Maroon
Richard LeParmentier Lt. Santino
Lou Hirsch Baby Herman
Betsy Brantley Jessica”s Performance Model
Joel Silver Raoul (Director)
Paul Springer Augie
Richard Ridings Angelo
Edwin Craig Arthritic Cowboy
Lindsay Holiday Soldier
Mike Edmonds Stretch
Directors: Robert Zemeckis
IMDB Rating: 7.6/10 out of 49,678 votes

“Who Framed Roger Rabbit” Movie Review

“Who Framed Roger Rabbit” Plot Summary

A toon hating detective is a cartoon rabbit’s only hope to prove his innocence when he is accused of murder.

A unique movie experience

‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ is a wonder in the art of making films. Because it mixes live-action and cartoons, it was a challenge to be made. But that’s exactly what makes it so distinguish and unique, especially considering that the idea works out so well. It’s a different and original movie experience, a real winner.

Yet, the film is more than a combination of live-action and cartoons. It has a dark atmosphere with lots of suspense, almost like a thriller. Classic humor isn’t forgotten either, with numerous funny lines and hysterical gags, as well as humorous characters. The joke about В«uncle ThumperВ» is one of the funniest, but there are many others. There’s also a hilarious piano acting with Donald Duck and Daffy Duck, which they play the same piano song as in Tom & Jerry’s short ‘The Cat Concerto’ and have their hilariously silly battle. In fact, the soundtrack of the movie is excellent, including Jessica Rabbit’s song ‘Why don’t you do right?’ and a suspense music very similar to one from the original ‘Back to the Future’.

Other movies that successfully mix live-action and cartoons are ‘Mary Poppins’, ‘Pete’s Dragon’ and ‘Bedknobs and Broomsticks’. Like ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’, those three movies combine this ‘marriage’ very well. On the other hand, other movies such as ‘Space Jam’ tried this idea but without the same success.

I believe that this movie was made in a unique moment of inspiration. The sceneries are great, the designs, the cartoons, the backgrounds, the details, the animation, the special effects, the artwork… everything was carefully made and I very much welcome that. This is one of the greatest live-action films from Disney.

Great actors make the difference too. Bob Hoskins is English but speaks with an excellent American accent, not to mention that he does the amazing thing of acting against the air. Joanna Cassidy, Charles Fleischer, Alan Tilvern, Stubby Kaye, Cristopher Lloyd and Kathleen Turner are awesome too. Kathleen Turner is the voice of Jessica Rabbit, with that sexy and sensual voice. And… guess what! Even the singer Frank Sinatra has a minor role in this film as the hilarious but useless Singing Sword. Even without looking at the credits, who wouldn’t recognize that great voice? Frank Sinatra’s voice is just as recognizable as Nat King Cole’s or Sterling Holloway’s.

As for the characters, the weasels are a perfect example of chronical stupidity. They’re humorous because they’re always laughing, even though they know what happens to someone who can’t stop laughing.

Marvin Acme is В«the king of the jokesВ», always humorous and cheerful and at his funniest with his mythical hand-buzzer. Angelo is an idiot, drunk and greedy guy, but funny at the same time. Dolores is a great character. R. K. Maroon is an interesting character with half a dark side and half a good side. Judge Doom is a great villain, humorous, mysterious and somewhat sinister. Roger Rabbit is hilarious and very jolly – that’s his only purpose as a cartoon, like he says himself. Jessica Rabbit is a very sexy cartoon, one of the most beautiful and sexiest ever – she’s not bad, she’s just drawn that way. Benny the Cab is funny. Baby Herman is a bit annoying – he might look innocent at first, but he is extremely rude and he loves to woo women. Eddie Valiant is another great character – grumpy, serious and funny sometimes. And he looks very much like my godfather in appearance.

The movie takes place in Hollywood, 1947. It does recreate the 40’s very well. That influence is notorious in many ways, including the cars used.

Before finishing, let me say that I like rabbits very much. They’re adorable and very cute animals, although in the cartoons they aren’t as cute – but they’re usually funny in cartoons.

This should definitely be on Top 250.

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‘Abyss’ Download and Reviews

December 7, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

“Abyss” Movie Details

Abyss tagline: There’s everything you’ve ever known about adventure, and then there’s The Abyss.
Abyss - DVD Cover

Abyss DVD Cover

Actors:
Ed Harris Virgil “Bud” Brigman
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio Lindsey Brigman
Michael Biehn Lt. Coffey
Leo Burmester Catfish De Vries
Todd Graff Alan “Hippy” Carnes
John Bedford Lloyd Jammer Willis
J.C. Quinn Arliss “Sonny” Dawson
Kimberly Scott Lisa “One Night” Standing
Captain Kidd Brewer Jr. Lew Finler
George Robert Klek Wilhite
Christopher Murphy Schoenick, SEAL Team Member
Adam Nelson Ensign Monk, SEAL Team Member
Dick Warlock Dwight Perry
Jimmie Ray Weeks Leland McBride
J. Kenneth Campbell DeMarco
Directors: James Cameron
IMDB Rating: 7.5/10 out of 45,908 votes

“Abyss” Movie Review

“Abyss” Plot Summary

A civilian diving team are enlisted to search for a lost nuclear submarine and face danger while encountering an alien aquatic species.

Deeply Amazing

Dear Readers,

One of my favorite Sci-Fi films is The Abyss, a deep water action/adventure film by the master of Science Fiction, James Cameron. A stunning thriller filmed almost entirely underwater and one of the first films to feature CGI effects. But it’s not the special effects that define this film. It’s the plot, the script, the characters, and the direction.

The Abyss begins with a US Nuclear Submarine encountering an anomaly in the ocean, causing them to crash into a trench at the bottom of the ocean. The US Navy is powerless to reach them because of an incoming Hurricane. So instead they hire a group of underwater oil miners led by Virgil ‘Bud’ Brigman. Brigman’s soon-to-be-ex-wife, Lindsay, infuriated that her underwater oil rig is being used for a military operation, tags along with a group of Navy SEALS led by the cold Lieutenant Coffey. As they investigate the Sub wreckage, the Divers and the SEALS encounter a power living down in the Abyss…A power with the ability to save the world or destroy it.

James Cameron outdoes himself with this underwater thriller and so does the cast. You get inside each of the characters heads and see each their points of view. Ed Harris plays his role quietly and coolly, playing a man who’s become bitter from losing his wife and questioning whether there is life at the bottom of the ocean. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is awesome as Lindsay Brigman, a dedicated engineer and scientist determined to prove that the life at the bottom of the Abyss is not a threat to mankind. Michael Biehn steals the show, though, as the slowly-going-insane Lieutenant Coffey. Not since watching Platoon have I seen such insanity in a man. Gone is the cool charming character of Kyle Reese and instead is a man who will kill anything that threatens his mission.

Point blank: Watch this film.

Signed, The Constant DVD Collector, Matt Macleod

Parental Warning: There’s some mild swearing and tense moments, but there’s also a scene of nudity as well. I recommend not letting your kids see this if they’re under teenage years. You be the judge.

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‘Star Trek III: The Search for Spock’ Download and Reviews

November 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

“Star Trek III: The Search for Spock” Movie Details

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock tagline: Join the search
Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock - DVD Cover

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Vadia Potenza
  • William Shatner Admiral James T. Kirk
    DeForest Kelley Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy
    James Doohan Montgomery “Scotty” Scott
    George Takei Hikaru Sulu
    Walter Koenig Pavel Chekov
    Nichelle Nichols Cmdr. Uhura
    Merritt Butrick Dr. David Marcus
    Phil Morris Trainee Foster
    Scott McGinnis Mr. Adventure
    Robert Hooks Adm. Morrow
    Robin Curtis Lt. Saavik
    Carl Steven Spock…Age 9
    Spock…Age 13
    Directors: Leonard Nimoy IMDB Rating: 6.5/10 out of 21,126 votes

    “Star Trek III: The Search for Spock” Movie Review

    “Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock” Plot Summary

    Admiral Kirk and his bridge crew risk their careers stealing the decommissioned Enterprise to return to the restricted Genesis planet to recover Spock’s body. add synopsis

    the best Trek movie, in my opinion

    Most Star Trek fans will tell you that the even numbered movies are the best ones, but this one is my favorite of the series

    More so than in Wrath of Kahn, the crew experiences loss in this movie. The crew of the Enterprise loses almost everything. By hijacking the Enterprise, they put their future in Starflleet in danger. They do so because of some facet of ancient Vulcan mysticism they’re not sure they believe. Once they get to the Genesis planet to retrieve Spock’s body, Kirk loses his son and the Enterprise is destroyed. Compare this to the Enterprise being destroyed in Generations. They seem to laugh it off and say, oh we’ll get another ship. I very much appreciate the fact that a genuine sense of sacrifice from almost all the characters. All of the main characters lose almost everything, and the road towards getting back even a fraction of what they once had is long and difficult.

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    ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ Download and Reviews

    November 4, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Movie Details

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest tagline: If he’s crazy, what does that make you?
    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - DVD Cover

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Lan Fendors
  • Jack Nicholson Randle Patrick McMurphy
    Louise Fletcher Nurse Mildred Ratched
    William Redfield Harding
    Michael Berryman Ellis
    Peter Brocco Colonel Matterson
    Dean R. Brooks Dr. John Spivey
    Alonzo Brown Miller
    Scatman Crothers Orderly Turkle
    Mwako Cumbuka Attendant Warren
    Danny DeVito Martini
    William Duell Jim Sefelt
    Josip Elic Bancini
    Nurse Itsu
    Directors: Milos Forman IMDB Rating: 8.9/10 out of 197,023 votes

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Movie Review

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Plot Summary

    Upon arrival at a mental institution, a brash rebel rallies the patients together to take on the oppressive Nurse Ratched, a woman more a dictator than a nurse.

    One of the greatest movies and life lessons of all time

    Not many movies have won the ‘big five’ in the academy awards. It’s enough to win just best picture for a lot of movies. This movie portrays every film element to the highest degree, from the beautiful panoramic shots of the mountains outside of the mental institution to the story of ultimate redemption McMurphy and Chief find at the end

    The movie is seen through the eyes of Randle McMurphy (Nicholson). He is sent to the mental institution because he would rather be considered ‘insane’ and live in ‘luxury’ other than being a jailbird in prison. Once he gets into the actual living area where the insane are, he looks up at this tall, native looking man they call ‘Chief’. McMurphy’s initial reaction to Chief was his little Indian dance he did to mock him, but once Chief didn’t react McMurphy asked him if he played football and says to chief, ‘God damn, boy, you’re as big as a mountain.’ Little by little, you could see their friendship start to unfold out throughout the movie

    In One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the title ‘villain’ would definitely belong to Nurse Ratched. She gave threats to the patients, she was even friends with one of the patient’s (Billy) mom. She also tries to toy with McMurphy’s mind by trying to get him to conform with the customs of mental facility. It doesn’t work out for her as planned. Including a classic scene where Nurse Ratched’s threats cause little Billy to commit suicide. In rage, McMurphy has seen enough and actually chokes her out. This causes McMurphy to go through a lobotomy and become a vegetable at his stay at the clinic

    I know many people probably disagree with this but, I think Chief killing McMurphy at the end was beautiful as much as it was heartbreaking. It symbolized that McMurphy, still had a chance to redeem himself and become a hero, even if it were death. It also gave Chief clearance to finally ‘escape’ the premises and ‘fly from the cuckoo’s nest’, and how he did it at the end was classic. That’s what makes this movie one of the greatest of all time, not only because of the sensational acting and the sociological significance, but because of the message and symbolism of the story

    The directing by Milos Foreman was phenomenal, not only with the memorable acting by Jack Nicholson, but with the camera shots he used in certain scenes. For example, the scene before McMurphy was about to get electro-shock therapy they show a very close up angle of him to show the intensity and crowdedness he had to go through while getting the shock treatment. Nicholson also makes it pretty believable that he is actually getting shocked, by making ‘gurgling’ noises and such

    They actually go back to the ‘lying down’ closed angle shot at the end of the movie when Nicholson passes away. I thought it was very brave of the director to keep that long shot of McMurphy’s dead self, because by making it last as though it were a still shot, to me it seemed more and more believable that McMurphy was actually dead. I don’t know how Nicholson just lied there stiff as a board. I know he may have won his Oscar because of his heroic and charismatic character, but how he dealt with himself in those two scenes is what tickles my fancy

    The ideology of this film is, in my opinion, what makes it one of the greatest of all time. The story brings up the question of who’s actually the insane; McMurphy and his patients, or Nurse Ratched and the staff? Clinically, McMurphy was not insane. Even the doctors and professors stated that, but since he didn’t follow the norms and the dictatorship of Nurse Ratched, he had to stay at the sanitarium longer. I also loved the allusion of Chief, by acting deaf and dumb. He played the omniscient or ‘god-like’ role of hearing and seeing everything, yet not saying anything himself. It almost seems as he was the narrating the story until he befriended McMurphy

    I don’t know if I could think of a more evil villain in a movie other than Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher). The evil looks she gave to her patients when they were doing something wrong was as cold-hearted as one could get. Also her audacity to tell Billy’s mother about his sexual deviance is as sinister as you can get. She knew that it would hurt Billy deeply, which was a major reason he was ‘insane’ is because of his relationship with his mother. He eventually killed himself, angering McMurphy

    I never thought I would cheer out loud when a grown man was choking out a little woman, but I did here. This scene did a fantastic job of not making it taboo, but making you want her dead even more. This did change Nurse Ratched however, it made her a little nicer to the patients at the end and made her realize that if she abuses her power as a nurse, it can come back to haunt her

    The meaning of this story is wonderful and helped Jack Nicholson set the bar for acting. The symbolism of Chief’s and McMurphy’s redemption serves as a corner stone for many many movies today. Whether it be the costumes of the patients, the crazy acting, or even the beautiful classic shot at the end of the movie where Chief runs out to freedom; This movie will never be forgotten. And it serves as a good lesson for everyone out there who feels left out can all come together and get freedom. I advise anybody who says they love movies to watch this film, because it will not only change your views, it will change your life and you can’t say that about a lot of movies.

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    ‘Back to the Future’ Download and Reviews

    October 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Comedy, Family

    “Back to the Future” Movie Details

    Back to the Future tagline: He’s the only kid ever to get into trouble before he was born. [UK]
    Back to the Future - DVD Cover

    Back to the Future DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Michael J. Fox Marty McFly
    Christopher Lloyd Dr. Emmett Brown
    Lea Thompson Lorraine Baines McFly
    Crispin Glover George McFly
    Thomas F. Wilson Biff Tannen
    Claudia Wells Jennifer Parker
    Marc McClure Dave McFly
    Wendie Jo Sperber Linda McFly
    George Di Cenzo Sam Baines
    Frances Lee McCain Stella Baines
    James Tolkan Mr. Strickland
    J.J. Cohen Skinhead
    Casey Siemaszko 3-D
    Billy Zane Match
    Harry Waters Jr. Marvin Berry
    Directors: Robert Zemeckis
    IMDB Rating: 8.4/10 out of 181,232 votes

    “Back to the Future” Movie Review

    “Back to the Future” Plot Summary

    In 1985, Doc Brown invents time travel; in 1955, Marty McFly accidentally prevents his parents from meeting, putting his own existence at stake.

    the best 80s film ever.

    This film is just one of a kind. The charm and wit are so good it will have you wonder how they came up with such a concept, Michael J Fox is at his best as are the rest of the cast. Humour,comedy, science fiction, this film has it all. This film will remain timeless,I would urge anyone who loves films to add this one to their list now. The special effects are still great looking and look far better then most effects today, your heart will still be in your mouth when Marty races towards the clock tower in a bid to get struck by lightning, this is a film you will watch again and again and will always put a smile on your face.

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    ‘The Tale of Despereaux’ Download and Reviews

    September 15, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Animation, Comedy

    “The Tale of Despereaux” Movie Details

    The Tale of Despereaux tagline: Small Hero. Big Heart.
    The Tale of Despereaux - DVD Cover

    The Tale of Despereaux DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Matthew Broderick Despereaux
    Robbie Coltrane Gregory
    Sam Fell Ned
    Sam Fell Smudge
    Tony Hale Furlough
    CiarГЎn Hinds Botticelli
    Dustin Hoffman Roscuro
    Kevin Kline Andre
    Christopher Lloyd Hovis
    William H. Macy Lester
    Daniel Riordan Doctor
    Stanley Tucci Boldo
    Frances Conroy Antoinette
    Patricia Cullen Queen
    Jane Karen Louise
    Directors: Sam Fell and Robert Stevenhagen
    IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 6,510 votes

    “The Tale of Despereaux” Movie Review

    “The Tale of Despereaux” Plot Summary

    The tale of three unlikely heroes – a misfit mouse who prefers reading books to eating them, an unhappy rat who schemes to leave the darkness of the dungeon, and a bumbling servant girl with cauliflower ears – whose fates are intertwined with that of the castle’s princess.

    We loved it.

    The movie was Excellent. My son who is 2 1/2 was just so into it and not scared. They are just rats. Why is everyone so sensitive?! A lot of cartoons have animals that scare people in real life like snakes. Besides, based on personal experience, there was friend who would not let her son watch Ratatouille because of the rats, but then let him watch Dark Knight, hmmm? The mouse was so cute. I really enjoyed that this cartoon finally took a turn from what is usually out there. Right now we are stationed in Germany and the Europeans have a lot more cartoons like this. The graphics are just nicer. I do not have a problem with watching cartoons as long as they are not weird like the standard ones on TV today. For example, the digital mickey mouse. They are just not natural enough. I hope that many people will cherish this cartoon and go back to what used to be traditional Disney style and cartoons.

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    ‘Flubber’ Download and Reviews

    September 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Family, Fantasy

    “Flubber” Movie Details

    Flubber tagline: The stuff dreams are made of.
    Flubber - DVD Cover

    Flubber DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Robin Williams Professor Philip Brainard
    Marcia Gay Harden Dr. Sara Jean Reynolds
    Christopher McDonald Wilson Croft
    Raymond J. Barry Chester Hoenicker
    Clancy Brown Smith
    Ted Levine Wesson
    Wil Wheaton Bennett Hoenicker
    Edie McClurg Martha George
    Jodi Benson Weebo
    Leslie Stefanson Sylvia
    Malcolm Brownson Father
    Benjamin Brock Window Boy
    Dakin Matthews Minister
    Zack Zeigler Teenage Boy
    Sam Lloyd Coach Willy Barker
    Directors: Les Mayfield
    IMDB Rating: 4.6/10 out of 17,477 votes

    “Flubber” Movie Review

    “Flubber” Plot Summary

    An absent-minded professor discovers “flubber,” a rubber-like super-bouncy substance. add synopsis

    Good update!!!!!

    Time for some wacky, funny, scientific fun with Robin Williams as he takes the stage as the ‘Absent-Minded Professor’ in Disney’s 1997 remake of that movie, known simply as ‘Flubber!!!!!’He has a robot assistant, Weebo, and he was late (again) for his wedding, all because he was making ‘flubber,’ flying rubber as it was known. He used the flubber to try to explain everything about his no-show, from falling off his classroom window (which didn’t work), to a high-flying basketball game!!!!!’Flubber’ is one of those films that is better than the original. Sure, both are excellent pieces of ‘genius,’ but this one blows the competition away. Which is why I give it 10 stars!!!!!10/10

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    ‘The Addams Family’ Download and Reviews

    September 9, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Family, Fantasy

    “The Addams Family” Movie Details

    The Addams Family tagline: It’s not the same old Thing.
    The Addams Family - DVD Cover

    The Addams Family DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Douglas Brian Martin
  • Anjelica Huston Morticia Addams
    Raul Julia Gomez Addams
    Christopher Lloyd Uncle Fester/Gordon Craven
    Elizabeth Wilson Abigail Craven/Dr. Greta Pinder-Schloss
    Christina Ricci Wednesday Addams
    Judith Malina Grandma
    Dan Hedaya Tully Alford, Addams’ Attorney
    Carel Struycken Lurch
    Paul Benedict Judge Womack
    Christopher Hart Thing
    Dana Ivey Margaret Alford/Margaret Addams
    Jimmy Workman Pugsley Addams
    John Franklin Cousin Itt
    Tony Azito Digit Addams
    Dexter Addams
    Directors: Barry Sonnenfeld IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 27,365 votes

    “The Addams Family” Movie Review

    “The Addams Family” Plot Summary

    Con artists plan to fleece the eccentric family using an accomplice who claims to be their long lost Uncle Fester. add synopsis

    Great fun from the Addams Family!

    Well, I finally managed to write a review on this, and I have to say, I like this a lot. I do think Values is marginally better, but both are solid entertainment, two good examples of films, driven by character not plot(though there was a very good one in both films). Like Values, the rating is too low, why? My only criticism, is that I don’t like the rap song over the end credits at all. Apart from that, it had spirited direction, great incidental music, great performances, and a gem of a black humour filled script

    The plot is simple but grabs the attention of adults, as young children might not understand it. The script is witty, dark and very funny, something that Reunion forgot to add to the proceedings. Barry Sonnenfield directs with spirit and enthusiasm, but it’s the performances that I was most impressed with

    Raul Julia and Angelica Huston were perfect as Gomez and Morticia, and I was sure that Tim Curry and Daryl Hannah would have been, had they a half-decent script and director to work with.(alas!) Christopher Lloyd was great fun as Fester, but the performance of Christina Ricci steals the film. Everyone else deserves a mention

    In conclusion, a well-done and inventive film, with a 9/10 from me! Bethany Cox

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    ‘The Santa Clause 2′ Download and Reviews

    September 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Family, Fantasy

    “The Santa Clause 2″ Movie Details

    The Santa Clause 2 tagline: Santa Claus is coming to town, November 1
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    The Santa Clause 2 DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Tim Allen Santa Clause/Scott Calvin/Toy Santa
    Elizabeth Mitchell Principal Carol Newman
    David Krumholtz Bernard, the Arch-Elf
    Eric Lloyd Charlie Calvin
    Judge Reinhold Dr. Neil Miller
    Wendy Crewson Laura Miller
    Spencer Breslin Curtis, the Experimental Elf
    Liliana Mumy Lucy Miller
    Danielle Woodman Abby
    Art LaFleur Tooth Fairy
    Aisha Tyler Mother Nature
    Kevin Pollak Cupid
    Jay Thomas Easter Bunny
    Michael Dorn Sandman
    Christopher Attadia Engineer Elf #1
    Directors: Michael Lembeck
    IMDB Rating: 5.5/10 out of 8,630 votes

    “The Santa Clause 2″ Movie Review

    “SC2″ Plot Summary

    Scott Calvin has been a humble Santa Claus for nearly ten years, but it might come to an end if he doesn’t find a Mrs. Claus.

    This movie was great!

    ***** spoilers ahead! *****This movie had me laughing and moved me almost to tears a couple of times. There are some who have not given this movie a good review, don’t listen to them. Tim Allen was great, his co-star (what’s her name?) was great. This was an excellent feel good movie for the holidays. I liked it better than the first one. The thing with the reindeer talking by making noises was very funny. I also liked the parts with the other characters from legend… Mother nature, Tooth Fairy, Father Time etc. Go see this movie, you will not be wasting your time.

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    ‘Back to the Future Part III’ Download and Reviews

    August 26, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Comedy

    “Back to the Future Part III” Movie Details

    Back to the Future Part III tagline: They’ve saved the best trip for last… But this time they may have gone too far.
    Back to the Future 3 - DVD Cover

    Back to the Future Part III DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Richard Dysart
    ZZ Top
    Michael J. Fox Marty McFly/Seamus McFly
    Christopher Lloyd Dr. Emmett Brown
    Mary Steenburgen Clara Clayton
    Thomas F. Wilson Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen/Biff Tannen
    Lea Thompson Maggie McFly/Lorraine McFly
    Elisabeth Shue Jennifer Parker
    James Tolkan Chief Marshal James Strickland
    Matt Clark Chester the Bartender
    Dub Taylor Saloon Old-Timer #1
    Harry Carey Jr. Saloon Old-Timer #2
    Pat Buttram Saloon Old-Timer #3
    Christopher Wynne Buford”s Gang Member #1/Needles” Gang Member #1
    Sean Gregory Sullivan Buford”s Gang Member #2
    Mike Watson Buford”s Gang Member #3
    Marc McClure Dave McFly
    Directors: Robert Zemeckis
    IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 out of 70,443 votes

    “Back to the Future Part III” Movie Review

    “Back to the Future 3″ Plot Summary

    Enjoying a peaceable existence in 1885, Doctor Emmet Brown is about to be killed by Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen. Marty McFly travels back in time to save his friend. add synopsis

    If the me of the future is now in the past…

    This is the best of the three Back to the Future movies. Two was a hodgepodge impossible to follow without a ’schematic’, but this one is enjoyable on all levels. No fancy anything, just a few good actors in a lovely part of the country enjoying their time together and producing a really good film for the rest of us.

    The lighting and cinematography are great, the historical details interesting, the plot fun, and the geography just plain confusing. What’s with ‘Devil’s Tower’ in the background of the drive in? Isn’t that like, somewhere in Nevada or something? It sure would be, ‘a hell of a long hike back to Hill Valley!’ Oh well, who cares? Marty has also gained some weight swooshing through the time portal this go around, but again, who cares? Michael Fox has said that ‘living happened’ between the production of these three movies, his son was born, his father died…he must have been thinking about time indeed.

    Thank you all who made this excellent film.

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