‘Rambo III’ Download and Reviews

December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Thriller

“Rambo III” Movie Details

Rambo III tagline: God would have mercy John Rambo won’t!
Rambo 3 - DVD Cover

Rambo III DVD Cover

Actors:
Sylvester Stallone John J. Rambo
Richard Crenna Col. Samuel Trautman
Marc de Jonge Col. Zaysen
Kurtwood Smith Robert Griggs (embassy field officer)
Spiros Focas Masoud (Afghan mujahadeen leader)
Sasson Gabai Mousa Ghani
Doudi Shoua Hamid (Rambo”s guide)
Randy Raney Kourov
Marcus Gilbert Tomask
Alon Abutbul Nissem
Mahmoud Assadollahi Rahim
Joseph Shiloach Khalid
Harold Diamond Stick fighter
Matti Seri Gun dealer
Hany Said El Deen Gun dealer
Directors: Peter MacDonald
IMDB Rating: 4.9/10 out of 28,307 votes

“Rambo III” Movie Review

“Rambo 3″ Plot Summary

Rambo’s Vietnam commanding officer Colonel Trautman is held hostage in Afghanistan, and its up to Rambo to rescue him.

The Best Movie of All Time

Stallone is the best actor for this part. No other action movie can stand next to this one. Good story line also. I think that it is terribly underrated. You could watch it a lot and still not get board of it. It is the first Rambo movie that I saw. The other ones are good but do not compare to this one. Stallone brings the action to this movie. No one could have played it better. Out of 10 this one would deserve a 10. And it leaves out the romantic scenes that were in the 2nd one. It is truly a masterpiece.

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‘Blade’ Download and Reviews

December 14, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Horror, Thriller

“Blade” Movie Details

Blade tagline: The power of an immortal. The soul of a human. The heart of a hero.
Blade - DVD Cover

Blade DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Shannon Lee
  • Wesley Snipes Blade/Eric Brooks/’The Daywalker’
    Stephen Dorff Deacon Frost
    Kris Kristofferson Abraham Whistler
    N’Bushe Wright Dr. Karen Jenson
    Donal Logue Quinn
    Udo Kier Vampire Elder Dragonetti
    Arly Jover Mercury
    Traci Lords Racquel
    Kevin Patrick Walls Officer Krieger
    Tim Guinee Dr. Curtis Webb
    Sanaa Lathan Vanessa Brooks
    Eric Edwards Pearl
    Donna Wong Nurse
    Carmen Thomas Senior Resident
    Resident
    Directors: Stephen Norrington IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 out of 61,254 votes

    “Blade” Movie Review

    “Blade” Plot Summary

    A half-vampire, half-mortal man becomes a protector of the mortal race, while slaying evil vampires.

    GOOD ACTION/HORROR MOVIE!!

    This was one of those slick action movies that was made to look good on screen, and it did, the vampire fighting sequences were excellent, there was plenty of blood and gore the whole movie looked good to the eye. It was a fun watch and very entertaining. Good movie but I didn’t like how Blade could slice vampires in half and they would just die, it looked good but vampires don’t die by getting sliced in half. Other than the vampires and how many rules were not kept to in this movie, Wesley Snipes gives a good performance as Blade and Stephen Dorff is great as the evil vampire. The story is when Blade’s mother was bitten by a vampire during pregnancy, she did not know that she gave her son a special gift while dying: All the good vampire attributes in combination with the best human skills. Blade grew up to be a vampire hunter for revenge on his mother’s death. The vampires, who managed to infiltrate nearly every major organization, need Blade’s very special blood to summon La Miagra, the blood god, in order to gain reign about the human cattle, as they call us. If you beleive that vampires can only be killed by a stab to the heart and the weapon must stay in the heart and chopping the head off are the only ways to kill a vampire you won’t find that in Blade. But Blade has it’s moments and I would recommend it as a good horror/action movie.

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    ‘The General’s Daughter’ Download and Reviews

    December 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Mystery

    “The General’s Daughter” Movie Details

    The General’s Daughter tagline: Go behind the lies.
    The General's Daughter - DVD Cover

    The General's Daughter DVD Cover

    Actors:
    John Travolta Warr. Off. Paul Brenner/Sgt. Frank White
    Madeleine Stowe Warr. Off. Sara Sunhill
    James Cromwell Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell
    Timothy Hutton Col. William Kent
    Leslie Stefanson Capt. Elisabeth Campbell
    Daniel von Bargen Police Chief Yardley
    Clarence Williams III Col. George Fowler
    James Woods Col. Robert Moore
    Peter Weireter Belling
    Mark Boone Junior Dalbert Elkins
    John Beasley Col. Donald Slesinger
    Boyd Kestner Capt. Jake Elby
    Brad Beyer Capt. Bransford
    John Benjamin Hickey Capt. Goodson
    Rick Dial Cal Seivers
    Directors: Simon West
    IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 22,688 votes

    “The General’s Daughter” Movie Review

    “The General’s Daughter” Plot Summary

    When the daughter of a well-known and well-respected base commander is murdered, an undercover detective is summoned to look into the matter and finds a slew of cover-ups at West Point. add synopsis

    Better Than Excellent

    I grew up in a military family and the first time I watched this film, it was more like a documentary to me than anything. I probably missed half this film in tears the first time I watched it. I’ve watched it now almost 50 times and it never looses it’s luster. Each actor/actress was chosen perfectly for their part…..what a movie, it says everything even on ‘mute’.

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    ‘Space Cowboys’ Download and Reviews

    December 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi

    “Space Cowboys” Movie Details

    Space Cowboys tagline: Boys will be boys.
    Space Cowboys - DVD Cover

    Space Cowboys DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Deborah Jolly
  • Tommy Lee Jones Hawk Hawkins
    Donald Sutherland Jerry O’Neill
    James Garner Tank Sullivan
    James Cromwell Bob Gerson
    Marcia Gay Harden Sara Holland
    William Devane Eugene Davis
    Loren Dean Ethan Glance
    Courtney B. Vance Roger Hines
    Barbara Babcock Barbara Corvin
    Rade Serbedzija General Vostov
    Blair Brown Dr. Anne Caruthers
    Jay Leno Himself
    Nils Allen Stewart Tiny
    Cocktail Waitress
    Directors: Clint Eastwood IMDB Rating: 6.3/10 out of 28,414 votes

    “Space Cowboys” Movie Review

    “Space Cowboys” Plot Summary

    When a retired engineer is called upon to rescue a failing satellite, he insists that his equally old teammates accompany him into space. add synopsis

    You are never too old to have fun

    What movie with Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones. James Garner, James Cromwell, Donald Sutherland, and Marcia Gay Harden wouldn’t be worth a look. This one has it all, but mostly laughs. This Clint Eastwood produced and directed movie is great simply because the cast doesn’t appear to take it seriously. They are just having fun. And special effects? They are better here than other movies like Armageddon and Deep Impact

    If you like movies where people are considered outdated or replaceable and prove the experts wrong, then this is the one. I watch it and keep getting reminded about all those COBOL experts who were back making the big bucks just prior to the millennium change.

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    ‘Max Payne’ Download and Reviews

    November 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

    “Max Payne” Movie Details

    Max Payne tagline:
    Max Payne - DVD Cover

    Max Payne DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Mark Wahlberg Max Payne
    Mila Kunis Mona Sax
    Beau Bridges BB Hensley
    Ludacris Jim Bravura
    Donal Logue Alex Balder
    Chris O’Donnell Jason Colvin
    Joel Gordon Owen Green
    Rico Simonini Detective Amerini
    Kate Burton Nicole Horne
    Ted Atherton Detective
    Sam Lake Judas
    Bill Boyd Bravura’s driver
    Kevin Corrigan Joe Sallem
    Amaury Nolasco Lupino
    Nelly Furtado Christa Balder
    Directors: John Moore
    IMDB Rating: 5.4/10 out of 43,465 votes

    “Max Payne” Movie Review

    “Max Payne” Plot Summary

    Coming together to solve a series of murders in New York City are a police detective whose family was slain as part of a conspiracy and an assassin out to avenge her sister’s death. The duo will be hunted by the police, the mob, and a ruthless corporation.

    liked the game, loved the movie

    I went into Max Payne thinking I was in for another disappointment when it comes to video games being brought to the big screen, I was wrong. I’ve played the game and I thought it was okay. It seemed more like the Matrix games than anything original, but I digress. I was wowed by the film in the way they actually made it a story and make you actually care for the main character. That hasn’t happened for me since the first Mortal Kombat film, but then the second one sucked so bad I almost cried

    The only reason I didn’t rate this higher is that the film takes at least 20 mins to really get going, but after that it sucks you right in. I loved the whole soldiers taking a liquid drug to make them feel invincible to the whoever they were at war with, which sometimes feels like that could be coming around the corner any day now. When the head bad guy starts acting like he’s some kind of god from the drugs I started thinking ‘Can’t wait till Payne kicks his Ass!’ As a story, I think it is a clever mystery story including fabled occult beliefs from the Norse mythology and when Max starts seeing them after taking the drug to get to the bad guys is pretty friggin’ sweet. I felt the film ended as good as any film noir could end after the resolution of the characters. I can’t wait to buy it on DVD and watch it again. That’s all I have for now. See ya next time.

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    ‘Runaway Bride’ Download and Reviews

    November 20, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Romance

    “Runaway Bride” Movie Details

    Runaway Bride tagline: Catch her if you can.
    Runaway Bride - DVD Cover

    Runaway Bride DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Tom Hines
  • Julia Roberts Maggie Carpenter
    Richard Gere Ike Graham
    Joan Cusack Peggy Flemming
    Hector Elizondo Fisher
    Rita Wilson Ellie Graham
    Paul Dooley Walter Carpenter
    Christopher Meloni Coach Bob Kelly
    Donal Logue Priest Brian
    Reg Rogers George Bug Guy
    Yul Vazquez Dead Head Gill
    Jane Morris Mrs. Pressman
    Lisa Roberts Gillan Elaine From Manhattan
    Kathleen Marshall Cousin Cindy
    Jean Schertler Grandma
    Cory Flemming
    Directors: Garry Marshall IMDB Rating: 5.2/10 out of 27,108 votes

    “Runaway Bride” Movie Review

    “Runaway Bride” Plot Summary

    A reporter is assigned to write a story about a woman who has left a string of fiances at the altar. add synopsis

    Two Thumbs Up !

    Sequel? What sequel? Ah yes, with the same main actors and actresses…not forgetting the clips in the movies that reminds you of PRETTY WOMAN. For example the balcony scene, and the bargaining of money to be paid..gosh it almost felt like it was the SAME movie I was watching rather then the sequel to it…None-the-less, this is better in terms of the many good punch line given to Richard Gere in this movie. I believe he develops his part better compared to the stiff person he played in Pretty Woman. As for Julia Roberts, hey, what can be said..she is the natural thing..I believe she plays the part so well..But have you all notice something? She has been the one asking the man for their hands in marriage in like three movies..namely MY BEST FRIEND’S WEDDING, NOTTING HILL and last but not least RUNAWAY BRIDE.. When does she intend to give up doing this? mmm…I wonder..Oh well, I still think at the end this is a great show and I have watched it like four times already. So I guess it is worth watching..I give it 9 out of 10. Fantastic job all of you. Last but not least, if there is going to be another sequel, please give Hector Elizondo more lines…he seems to be there but not there…if you get what I mean..Thanks.

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    ‘The Big Lebowski’ Download and Reviews

    November 17, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Crime

    “The Big Lebowski” Movie Details

    The Big Lebowski tagline: They figured he was a lazy time wasting slacker. They were right.
    The Big Lebowski - DVD Cover

    The Big Lebowski DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • John Turturro
  • Jeff Bridges Jeffrey Lebowski – The Dude
    John Goodman Walter Sobchak
    Julianne Moore Maude Lebowski
    Steve Buscemi Theodore Donald ‘Donny’ Kerabatsos
    David Huddleston Jeffrey Lebowski – The Big Lebowski
    Philip Seymour Hoffman Brandt
    Tara Reid Bunny Lebowski
    Philip Moon Woo, Treehorn thug
    Mark Pellegrino Blond Treehorn thug
    Peter Stormare Uli Kunkel, nihilist #1 – ‘Karl Hungus’
    Flea Nihilist #2
    Torsten Voges Nihilist #3
    Jimmie Dale Gilmore Smokey
    Jack Kehler Marty
    Jesus Quintana
    Directors: Joel Coen IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 163,656 votes

    “The Big Lebowski” Movie Review

    “The Big Lebowski” Plot Summary

    “Dude” Lebowski, mistaken for a millionaire Lebowski, seeks restitution for his ruined rug and enlists his bowling buddies to help get it.

    A True Masterpiece

    This movie is sort of like a circus minus the clowns and the freak show; everything about it is attractive and entertaining. The characters are deep and interesting, and even the most minor of characters have their own unique personality. The camera work is ingenious, as are the visuals and costumes. The comedy comes in from all sides, whether subtle, witty, or straightforward. The Coen Brothers use stereotypes and wording like Van Gough used a brush. It is one of those few movies where almost every line is quotable and easily recognizable. Unlike most comedies (if you could call it such) the story is both followable and enjoyable. One of the true masterpieces of our time. If you don’t like this movie, I’m sure you hate to laugh.

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    ‘Ghost Rider’ Download and Reviews

    November 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Fantasy, Horror

    “Ghost Rider” Movie Details

    Ghost Rider tagline: Long ago he made a deal to save someone he loved.
    Ghost Rider - DVD Cover

    Ghost Rider DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Matt Long Young Johnny Blaze
    Raquel Alessi Young Roxanne Simpson
    Brett Cullen Barton Blaze
    Peter Fonda Mephistopheles
    Nicolas Cage Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider
    Donal Logue Mack
    Tony Ghosthawk Team Blaze #1
    Hugh Sexton Team Blaze #1
    Marcus Jones Blaze Team #3
    Matt Norman Team Blaze #4
    Lawrence Cameron Steele X Games Announcer
    Wes Bentley Blackheart
    Eddie Baroo Motorcycle Gang Member
    Jessica Napier Broken Spoke Waitress
    Laurence Breuls Gressil
    Directors: Mark Steven Johnson
    IMDB Rating: 5.2/10 out of 59,378 votes

    “Ghost Rider” Movie Review

    “Ghost Rider” Plot Summary

    Based on the Marvel character, stunt motorcyclist Johnny Blaze gives up his soul to become a hellblazing vigilante, to fight against power hungry Blackheart, the son of the devil himself.

    More than good enough to see – ignore the bad reviews

    Sometimes, I think critics and such miss the point of a comic book movie. A comic book movie is not about romance, or exploration of self or moral sermons or parodies of real life. Comic books are about imagination and they move fast while taking some things for granted to let you work out on your own. A comic book movie should be similar in my opinion. To me, Spiderman is the best comic book movie of all so I will compare to that a lot. The Dolph Lundgren Punisher (not to be confused with the more recent far superior Thomas Jane Punisher) was one of the worst

    What makes them different? In Spiderman, things happened and people just accepted them and it moved to the next frame. Some wonder but not a lot of long speeches and introspection. Oh, you can shoot webs and stick to buildings, cool. In the DL Punisher, everything had to be discussed and thought out and the motivations pointed out, etc. Leave aside that DL’s acting was bad and the other factors, it made for a boring slow story that even the critics hated. Spiderman snapped because it kept moving, made it points and left some things for people to just imagine or figure out on their own. Spend several scenes on making up believe that Uncle Ben loved Peter or just have Peter say it and assume we will take it at face value. You go with making the statement and keeping the movie moving. That is what a comic book would do. They would not spend an issue trying to develop a issue or emotion usually, just say it and then let it be motivation for the real story

    Well, that is a lot of how Ghost Rider (GR) is. Critics complain because too much is just assumed. Johnny Blaze gets bad news about his father yet barely reacts other than going to work on his bike. Johnny makes a deal with the devil and his dad is miraculously healed only to have an accident. It all happens quickly and is more of a matter of fact type situation without prolonged examination about the emotions. That is what it should be! A comic book would keep moving and so should (and does) this movie. No wondering that there is a devil, that the devil wants to make deals, etc. It just is what it is and the story keeps going. Just like a comic book

    Having said all of that, I actually liked this movie. I did not plan to like it but it was a lot like the Thomas Jane Punisher. It was clear, superficial and stayed in line with most of the comic book. Sure, in the comic there is more of the tortured soul but there was just not enough time for that in the movie so they fineesed it. There was a lot of flack about how in the Spiderman movie, Spidey’s web was natural whereas in the comic it is a webshooter he made which showcased his incredible science talent. That is an important point in the comics because Spidey relies on his brain as much as his brawn usually but the movie saw that the time it would take to highlight the creation of the webshooter was just not worth the trade-off so ditched it in favor of natural ones. It maintained the crucial part (webshooter) while keeping the story moving and that is what GR does in many points. I would like to have seen more development of how he struggled with the curse, with having to try to gain control of the demon aspect and how if he relies on his power too much, the demon part gains strength but that will hopefully be for a sequel to explore. With so much to cover and only 1 movie to do it, many things have to be glossed over

    The visual effects are not incredible but they are perfectly acceptable. I did not like the thought of Nicholas Cage in the movie but he did fine. There are complaints about Eva Mendes doing poor acting but she was not hired to act in this one. She is eye candy and she does that really well just as the female love interest in a comic book would do. This is not Cannes and this film is not trying for an Oscar or critical acclaim. I would not want to see such a movie anyway. I wanted to see the Ghost Rider like I remembered reading when I was growing up in the 70s. I wanted the cool motorcycle (really a chopper). I got that. I got the visual effects I wanted and the story that made me remember the comic books. I was not inspired to save the world, to protest oil drilling or to volunteer for political duty but that is NOT what a movie like this is about. This is about the wonder of a comic book and the critics seem to be unable to understand that. I have it an 8 out of 10 only because it might have had some better scenes but I feel like I got my money’s worth and to me, that is the real merit of any movie

    See this movie if you liked comic books. If you want art, go see Babel or The Queen or whatever and save yourself the frustration but leave the fun mindless movies to those of us who do enjoy them.

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    ‘Zoolander’ Download and Reviews

    October 15, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy

    “Zoolander” Movie Details

    Zoolander tagline: 3% Body Fat. 1% Brain Activity.
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    Zoolander DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Ben Stiller Derek Zoolander
    Owen Wilson Hansel
    Christine Taylor Matilda Jeffries
    Will Ferrell Mugatu
    Milla Jovovich Katinka
    Jerry Stiller Maury Ballstein
    David Duchovny J.P. Prewitt
    Jon Voight Larry Zoolander
    Judah Friedlander Scrappy Zoolander
    Nathan Lee Graham Todd
    Alexandre Manning Brint
    Asio Highsmith Rufus
    Alexander SkarsgГҐrd Meekus
    Donald Trump Himself
    Christian Slater Himself
    Directors: Ben Stiller
    IMDB Rating: 6.4/10 out of 65,009 votes

    “Zoolander” Movie Review

    “Zoolander” Plot Summary

    At the end of his career, a clueless fashion model is brainwashed to kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia.

    Zoolander – Colorful, Creative, Original and Thoughtful.

    By the exaggerated tagline, ‘3% body fat, and 1% brain activity,’ I just knew that Zoolander was going to be smart and funny. And, it was. If you can rise above the literal visual interpretation to the gasoline pump fight, you’ll find it too, has an underlying educational, or at least, helpful message. The characterizations of good guy versus bad guy are whimsical, creative, colorful, and funny. Derek Zoolander, (Ben Stiller) is Ben’s wonderfully exaggerated version of the male model, one who is offering his best attempt to be ‘Balls Models’ 4th year in a row, model of the year. Sadly, he loses to Hansel, (Owen Wilson) a sweet blue, green, star eyed, soft lined, model. At the loss, quirky, carefree and complex, Derek questions his reflection in a puddle of water, ‘Who Am I?’ In search of an answer to his question, he returns home to the coal mines of New Jersey, where his generally reluctant father, Larry Zoolander ( John Voight) and what looks to be his two evidently, (one Judah Friedlander) inarticulate brothers, reside. But, it is Derek’s agent, Maury Ballstein (Jerry Stiller) who encourages him to return to New York, so that Derek can take on the assignment, as model for Mugato’s (Will Ferrell) ‘Derelicte,’ campaign. Maury is passionate and sincerely wants for his models to succeed, at making a living, in modeling. Mugato is obsessed with having Derek assassinate Malaysia’s prime minister, Hassan (Woodrow W. Asai), one with a fondness for fashion and vogue, and a desire to increase pay standards, in the production industry. Derek takes the job, but little does he know that Mugato’s black leathered assistant, Katinka, (Milla Jovovich) will be leading him into a day spa, that is more like a torture chamber, one designed to brainwash him into assassinating Malaysia’s leader. Matilada Jeffries, (Christine Taylor) a reporter for Time, assigned to reporting on fashion events, will soon find herself in the midst of discovering a personal life, originating from her professional one. And fortunately, Hansel, is more than a competitor to Derek, but a friend, who saves both Derek and the leader of Malaysia, from an untimely death

    The entire script is so creatively and colorfully articulated and presented, that one cannot help but have just so much fun, or alternatively be filled with suspense, as to whether or not Mugato will have his way with Derek. David Duchovny’s scene, (mystery man on the cell phone), as scruffy bearded, eye glassed, and glass encased hand, J.P. Prewitt, at the cemetery, is really well done. In an interestingly woven monologue, he begins by explaining buried models’ pre-mature deaths, scenes that include butt cheeks and abs sculpted on gravestones. It’s very Tim ‘Robbinseque’ in mood and tone and very well performed

    Zoolander was much more rich in plot, characterization, and development than I had expected, after hearing, that ‘it didn’t get great reviews.’ And the story still results in a very happy ending. Good wins over evil, and good guy hero gets girl. So who is Derek Zoolander? Answer: A really sweet guy, who is cute, funny, sensitive, articulate (although can’t say eulogy, and instead says ulogee, but just adds more to his cute and funny attributes), and one who, we gather, has a terrific girlfriend, and cool best friend, with whom he pursues one of his true life long passions, to open up a school for kids, ‘to read really good.’ Zoolander is absolutely a ‘hip’comedy for every audience member.

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    ‘Trainspotting’ Download and Reviews

    October 15, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Crime, Drama

    “Trainspotting” Movie Details

    Trainspotting tagline: Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a starter home. Choose dental insurance, leisure wear and matching luggage. Choose your future. But why would anyone want to do a thing like that?
    Trainspotting - DVD Cover

    Trainspotting DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Dale Winton
  • Ewan McGregor Renton
    Ewen Bremner Spud
    Jonny Lee Miller Sick Boy
    Kevin McKidd Tommy
    Robert Carlyle Begbie
    Kelly Macdonald Diane
    Peter Mullan Swanney
    James Cosmo Mr. Renton
    Eileen Nicholas Mrs. Renton
    Susan Vidler Allison
    Pauline Lynch Lizzy
    Shirley Henderson Gail
    Stuart McQuarrie Gavin/US Tourist
    Irvine Welsh Mikey Forrester
    Game Show Host
    Directors: Danny Boyle IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 140,402 votes

    “Trainspotting” Movie Review

    “Trainspotting” Plot Summary

    Renton, deeply immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene, tries to clean up and get out, despite the allure of the drugs and influence of friends.

    One fantastic movie

    I saw this movie last year as a friend had it on DVD from the UK and, being a Ewan McGregor fan, I thought I’d give it a shot even though it’s considered an ‘artsy’ film. I was so shocked! It is a fantastic movie. I watched it over & over until she made me give it back. The young Ewan gives an Oscar-worthy (why he wasn’t nominated is beyond me) turn as the heroin addict trying to pull himself out and away from his addict buddies. He narrates the whole film with that rich Scot accent of his (reminds me of my Scottish grandparents) which gives even more depth to the characters and situations. The descent into the hell of addiction to the death of an innocent baby (very realistic) in their ‘home’, Ewan swimming through a vast sea of crap (yes, THAT kind) in a toilet, on through the entire film showing his constant struggle within himself amidst his friends to stay clean & sober is amazing. I could go on and on. It brings a memory of another film I saw years ago with a young Leo DiCaprio & David Thewlis in a little-seen movie called ‘Total Eclipse’ and which is also considered an ‘art’ film and really quite good. If you get a chance to see this, please do. You will not be sorry. If you happen to find it on DVD, BUY IT.

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