‘Casino Royale’ Download and Reviews

December 18, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Thriller

“Casino Royale” Movie Details

Casino Royale tagline: Everyone has a past. Every legend has a beginning. On November 17th, discover how James…became Bond.
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Actors:
Daniel Craig James Bond
Eva Green Vesper Lynd
Mads Mikkelsen Le Chiffre
Judi Dench M
Jeffrey Wright Felix Leiter
Giancarlo Giannini Mathis
Caterina Murino Solange
Simon Abkarian Alex Dimitrios
Isaach De BankolГ© Steven Obanno
Jesper Christensen Mr. White
Ivana Milicevic Valenka
Tobias Menzies Villiers
Claudio Santamaria Carlos
Sebastien Foucan Mollaka
Malcolm Sinclair Dryden
Directors: Martin Campbell
IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 164,545 votes

“Casino Royale” Movie Review

“Casino Royale” Plot Summary

In his first mission, James Bond must stop Le Chiffre, a banker to the world’s terrorist organizations, from winning a high-stakes poker tournament at Casino Royale in Montenegro.

Bond with a touch of the the Bourne supremacy

I saw this at a special premiere and i was amazed. having never been a Bond fan i wasn’t really expecting much from this. After watching Brosnans invisible car in the previous incarnation I thought it could only get worse. How wrong was I! this film is gritty and sharp. the dialogue is sharp and well thought out with Daniel Craig being the DEFINITIVE Bond. He exudes confidant menace. They have gone back to basics with this Bond ie character and dialogue driven and not thankfully gadget driven. Not only is it the best bond film out so far its one of the years best films out. They have borrowed some elements from the Bourne series of films which is long overdue on the franchise, more realistic fight sequences and with Daniel Craig actually looking like a physically capable man instead of the middle aged paunch of Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan who both quite frankly couldn’t beat up a Ritz cracker.

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‘Avatar’ Download and Reviews

December 17, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

“Avatar” Movie Details

Avatar tagline: Enter the World
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Actors:
Sam Worthington Jake Sully
Sigourney Weaver Dr. Grace Augustine
Michelle Rodriguez Trudy Chacon
Zoe Saldana Neytiri
Giovanni Ribisi Selfridge
Joel Moore Norm Spellman
Laz Alonso Tsu’Tey
Andrew Emilio DeCesare Trooper
Christian Di Salvo Dragon Pilot
Leandro Di Salvo Dragon Pilot
Peter Dillon Shuttle Crew Chief
Kevin Dorman Tractor operator
Matt Gerald Lyle Wainfleet
Luke Hawker Med Tech
Kelson Henderson Dragon Gunship Pilot
Directors: James Cameron
IMDB Rating: 8.6/10 out of 183,267 votes

“Avatar” Movie Review

“Avatar” Plot Summary

A paraplegic marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home.

AVATAR has a soul

AVATAR has a soul I saw AVATAR today. It was a boiling 40 degrees Celsius in Australia. I caught a bus and train to get there. I spent months on a forum before that. Incremental stops included a scriptment, stills, a teaser, a foot, AVATAR day and a full trailer. Now released I have had many reviews to read which have been mostly very positive. It is a marvel to watch. The opening scenes are very sci-fi with a glimpse of low gravity aboard a space-craft. Sam Worthington fills us in with a short narration. He is taking over his diseased brother’s role in the AVATAR program. These opening scenes are actually among the most effective 3D in the film, pulling you into this story, tracking shots putting you into the steps of the characters. I jump ahead, like the film, to The world of Pandora which is lush with earthly life as seen through pulp fantasies. The rendering of this world is terrific. The life and activity is in the plants as much as it is the animals. Wonder is generated with this ambitious creation. Cameron has lifted the bar. The CG is the best I have ever seen. Everything you have heard is true. The 3D enhances this with leaves falling and swaying branches life-like in the foreground. The realisation of the Navii is also ambitious. They are CG but there are many moments that make you think they are real and in terms of the story they are more than good enough to propel the narrative with strong emotional content. I went into this film knowing mostly everything within it. Hours of reading, some from the treatment and pages of the recent reviews. It is very much a family film like ‘Nealz’ said in his IMDb review. There is a moment where one of the ferocious animal species that earlier were attacking Jake are seen with a litter, the children in the audience loved the cute pups! The spiritual side of this film is much better than expected. It is in fact a beautiful story. The structure is classical film-making but with amazingly new scope in CGI to express grand images. An epic The journey that Jake takes through Pandora is lovely. He is taken in by the Navii and explores their culture, language and habitat. Natirii, the female Navii he meets while lost, helps him through this journey. This is a love story of both soul mates and with a wider picture. Existential connections with the natural world. Personal destiny. I had tears in this film. I tried to hold them back but by the roll of credits they came. This is a movie that I have anticipated for so long. I think the ingredients of its story and my connection to this films production gave me a very emotional response. I cant imagine this disappointing any of the fans on the board. Keeping in mind that it is a family film but delivered everything I wanted. Expect a special edition. After AVATAR is a hit, a special edition will make its way to the cinema. I can understand why they would cut the earth scenes and it works. The actual film seems pretty brisk and it could also have more padding out. You want more of it and that is a triumph for this type of film running two and a half hours. It is a good balance because at two and a half hours AVATAR is aimed directly at the cinema going audience. Broadly appealing with elements for everyone. My earlier prediction of a billion or more world-wide seems safe. I don’t want to go on about visuals too much but the lovely shots of the natural wonderland of glowing life in still 3D shots is magical. Something to take kids to see. Floating tiny neon life jellyfish their way through the air with grace. The monkey-like extra-limbed creatures with the peeping eyes flock through the forrest quickly. The creature design is done in a clever way with the motion of a living thing. The action is over the top, epic, frenetic and a new take on the battle sequence. James Cameron didn’t stuff this up. He probably pressed the studio way beyond their comfort zone with the time, money and effort that has gone into this. Sam Worthington is excellent casting choice. Sigourney Weaver ads frank reason. Stephen Lang chews the scenery as the ultimate you know what. Zoe Saldana is beautiful as Jakes guide into this world and. I went to the cinema and it was a very hot day. By the time I left the cinema, the streets were wet with rain. A warm humidity was thick in the air. Lightning splashed my walk to the train station with white light. I honestly wondered if It was my time to be struck down with a bolt of electricity from the sky. Watch this film. It is destined to become a childhood classic to many little-ones too young to be on this forum. It will be talked about at high school by male and females as spectacular. It will be watched multiple times by fans. I loved it but beyond my appreciation for the film itself, is the the message of love permeating from this movie that I hope enters the zeitgeist like elements of Cameron’s other stories have. At its heart is a soul. AVATAR is an achievement in many technical departments but I wouldn’t say the story is deficient. It is a beautiful experience and the story is surprisingly what I loved most. Believe the hype.

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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.
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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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‘Scary Movie’ Download and Reviews

December 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Comedy

“Scary Movie” Movie Details

Scary Movie tagline: A killer comedy.
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Scary Movie DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Lloyd Berry
  • Kurt Fuller
    Lochlyn Munro
    Cheri Oteri
    Shawn Wayans
    Carmen Electra Drew Decker
    Dave Sheridan The Killer/Bodfy
    Frank B. Moore Not Drew’s Boyfriend
    Giacomo Baessato Trick or Treater #1
    Kyle Graham Trick or Treater #2
    Leanne Santos Trick or Treater #3
    Mark McConchie Drew’s Dad
    Karen Kruper Drew’s Mom
    Anna Faris Cindy Campbell
    Jon Abrahams Bobby Prinze
    Rick Ducommun Cindy’s Dad
    Regina Hall Brenda Meeks
    Marlon Wayans Shorty Meeks
    Shannon Elizabeth Buffy Gilmore
    Homeless Man
    Directors: Keenen Ivory Wayans IMDB Rating: 6.0/10 out of 64,509 votes

    “Scary Movie” Movie Review

    “Scary Movie” Plot Summary

    A year after disposing the body of a man they accidently killed, a group of dumb teenagers are stalked by a bumbling serial killer.

    One of the best spoof ever made.

    scary movie is horror comedy that spoof other horror movies The main spoofs are Scream and I know what you did last summerThe movie open where girl who is talking on phone with the killer (which was the way that scream stated) soon end up being killed by the ghost face killerThe movies then moves on to Cindy that sound a lot like Sidney from scream, are talking to friends about girl who died last night Cindy find it odd that girl died on year after they killer that guy There flashback just like one in I Know what did last summer, soon they all start dying in funny and it little nasty at times (I did not like it when that girl break leg it was just to nasty but still very funny)This movie also spoof The sixth sense, The Blair Witch Project ,The Matrix and The The Usual Suspects (1994) There is also twist I didn’t see coming this movie, i did’t think this movie need a twist but it one best twist ever, Great movie, Great acting, Great comedy 9/10

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    ‘I’m Not There’ Download and Reviews

    December 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Biography, Drama, Music

    “I’m Not There” Movie Details

    I’m Not There tagline: All I Can Do Is Be Me Whoever That Is
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    I'm Not There DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Cate Blanchett Jude Quinn
    Ben Whishaw Arthur Rimbaud
    Christian Bale Jack Rollins/Pastor John
    Richard Gere Billy the Kid
    Marcus Carl Franklin Woody Guthrie
    Heath Ledger Robbie Clark
    Kris Kristofferson Narrator
    Don Francks Hobo Joe
    Roc LaFortune Hobo Moe
    Larry Day Government Agent
    Paul Cagelet Carny
    Pierre-Alexandre Fortin Gorgeous George
    Richie Havens Old Man Arvin
    Tyrone Benskin Mr. Arvin
    Kim Roberts Mrs. Arvin
    Directors: Todd Haynes
    IMDB Rating: 7.1/10 out of 21,263 votes

    “I’m Not There” Movie Review

    “I’m Not There” Plot Summary

    Ruminations on the life of Bob Dylan, where six characters embody a different aspect of the musician’s life and work.

    Beautiful, Unique & Full of Life

    Todd Haynes (‘Velvet Goldmine’, ‘Far from Heaven’) created a non-linear, truly original film, that must be seen by every Bob Dylan lover. Haynes’s tapestry is ‘inspired by the music and lives of Bob Dylan’ – he introduces us to 6 different Dylans: Jack Rollins (Christian Bale), Woody Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin), Jude Quinn (Cate Blanchett), Robbie Clark (Heath Ledger), Billy the Kid (Richard Gere) and Arthur Rimbaud (Ben Whishaw), interweaving their stories in a groundbreaking narrative slightly similar to Todd Solondz’s unsettling, caustic ‘Palindromes’ (2004), in which several very different actresses (and a boy) play a 13 year-old pregnant girl. While ‘Across the Universe’ illustrated The Beatles’ fantastic songs with simple, adorable characters in a psychedelic rhythm, but with little character development (not that I’m complaining: I absolutely love to see visual masters like Baz Luhrmann or Julie Taymor on fire, since their self-indulgence creates wonderful sensorial pieces), ‘I’m Not There’ is much more complex: it’s deeper than conventional biopics (‘Ray’, ‘Walk the Line’), and much smarter than exploitative flicks (the atrocious ‘Factory Girl’). Haynes crafted a unique film that’s a feast for the eyes (thanks to cinematographer Ed Lachman, ‘The Virgin Suicides’, who also co-directed the disgusting ‘Ken Park’ with Larry Clark), ears (Dylan’s music is always a pie in the sky) and mind (it’ll make you admire the man even more, and it doesn’t even need to be an ass-kissing biopic to succeed on that). The cast is heterogeneous and solid, but I think critics are overrating Cate Blanchett for the sheer fact that she’s playing a man (which makes things more challenging for her, indeed), when she’s not really better than most of the cast; a good performance for sure, but I was much more impressed by Christian Bale and the young revelation Marcus Carl Franklin. Julianne Moore, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Michelle Williams play some important women from Dylan’s life, and the always underrated Bruce Greenwood has a small but interesting part. All in all, this isn’t a film that will enjoy big commercial success, and it’s probably too artsy (although, not in a bad way) to get the Academy’s top prize (even though Blanchett’s performance and, maybe, Haynes’s magnificent directing/writing, will probably be remembered), but it’s a real gem for those who want to see something really exciting and original. As for myself, I’m thankful to Haynes and his audacious, faithful producer Christine Vachon (this woman rocks, and in a perfect world, she’d have all the money that a certain Jerry Bruckheimer possesses), who always dare to blow us away – something rare, these days. Fascinating. 10/10.

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    ‘Happening’ Download and Reviews

    November 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Horror, Mystery

    “Happening” Movie Details

    Happening tagline: We’ve Sensed It. We’ve Seen The Signs. Now… It’s Happening.
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    Happening DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Mark Wahlberg Elliot Moore
    John Leguizamo Julian
    Spencer Breslin
    Robert Bailey Jr.
    Michael Biscardi Jogger in the park
    Robert Bizik Train Station Passenger
    Michael Edward Brooks Train passenger
    Anthony C. Brown College Student #1
    Don Castro Police Officer
    Lyman Chen Passenger #3
    Rich Chew Convertible Passenger #2
    Frank Collison
    Joel de la Fuente
    Stephane Debac
    Tony Devon Simon
    Directors: M. Night Shyamalan
    IMDB Rating: 5.2/10 out of 64,722 votes

    “Happening” Movie Review

    “Happening” Plot Summary

    A strange, horrible and unprecedented crisis begins in Central Park. A high school science teacher, his wife and a young girl do what they can to survive it.

    wow!

    This was one of the most unfulfilling experiences i have had in the last 10 years! Honestly who decided this should be released to the public and why. a B list star cast doesn’t make a block buster it evidently just makes for a BUST. M night shyamalan has never put out a stunning film and this is no exception. i feel taken for a ride and dropped off dumbfounded. i should have known better, I could write a film about getting wasted and renting this movie (which is exactly what happened) and im pretty sure as long as it had one of the Wahlburgs in it i would it would be a smash! in conclusion, some of the worst acting i have seen from Hollywood, appalling writing, and over all else a terrible plot.

    i need a drink!

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    ‘Green Mile’ Download and Reviews

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

    “Green Mile” Movie Details

    Green Mile tagline: Miracles do happen.
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    Actors:
    Tom Hanks Paul Edgecomb
    David Morse Brutus “Brutal” Howell
    Bonnie Hunt Jan Edgecomb
    Michael Clarke Duncan John Coffey
    James Cromwell Warden Hal Moores
    Michael Jeter Eduard Delacroix
    Graham Greene Arlen Bitterbuck
    Doug Hutchison Percy Wetmore
    Sam Rockwell “Wild Bill” Wharton
    Barry Pepper Dean Stanton
    Jeffrey De Munn Harry Terwilliger
    Patricia Clarkson Melinda Moores
    Harry Dean Stanton Toot-Toot
    Dabbs Greer Old Paul Edgecomb
    Eve Brent Elaine Connelly
    Directors: Frank Darabont
    IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 out of 176,652 votes

    “Green Mile” Movie Review

    “Green Mile” Plot Summary

    The story about the lives of guards on death row leading up to the execution of black man accused of child murder & rape, who has the power of faith healing.

    Excellent! Tom Hanks leads a wonderful cast in this great movie

    What an excellent movie this picture was. When I first saw the trailers in October, I thought it might be pretty good.

    The Green Mile exceeded my expectations. Tom Hanks leads a wonderful cast in this movie which stands out by far from most others. If you liked Shawshank Redemption, you’ll love this one. I’ve realized just how good Stephen King can write, now that I’ve seen this and Shawshank. It’s three hours long, and worth every minute of it. It touched me in many ways. I was fortunate enough to see it twice. And I will buy it on dvd as soon as it is available. The Green Mile will certainly become a classic. Go see it, you won’t be disappointed.

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    ‘Magnolia’ Download and Reviews

    October 11, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “Magnolia” Movie Details

    Magnolia tagline: Things fall down. People look up. And when it rains, it pours.
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    Magnolia DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Raymond ‘Big Guy’ Gonzales
  • Tom Cruise Frank T.J. Mackey
    Pat Healy Sir Edmund William Godfrey
    Julianne Moore Linda Partridge
    Genevieve Zweig Mrs. Godfrey
    Mark Flannagan Joseph Green
    William H. Macy Quiz Kid Donnie Smith
    Neil Flynn Daniel Hill
    Philip Seymour Hoffman Phil Parma
    Rod McLachlan Stanley Berry
    Allan Graf Firefighter
    Melora Walters Claudia Wilson Gator
    Philip Baker Hall Jimmy Gator
    Patton Oswalt Delmer Darion
    Jeremy Blackman Stanley Spector
    Reno Security Guard
    Directors: Paul Thomas Anderson IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 114,715 votes

    “Magnolia” Movie Review

    “Magnolia” Plot Summary

    An epic mosaic of several interrelated characters in search of happiness, forgiveness, and meaning in the San Fernando Valley.

    An extraordinarily moving and serious film

    Magnolia is an extraordinarily moving and serious film. Its central concern is the question of what happens when people who have done bad things go unpunished in life. The two people in question Earl Partridge and Jim Gator are both being claimed by cancer ‘early’ but also after very prosperous and well-respected lives. They have both damaged their children one by direct abuse, which the film represents with unparalleled honesty and success and the other by leaving him to nurse his dying mother. Claudia Gator and Frank Mackie express this damage in their everyday lives and remain solidly opposed to reconciliation with their dying fathers. These relationships are reflected in a third abusive father-child relationship, which is still at its outset that between Stanley the child prodigy and his father, who violently exploits his son for gain on a child quiz show. Stanley’s possible future is mirrored in the life of ex-quiz quid Donnie Smith, who has been broken by his early ’success’ and is a figure of fun and hopelessness. The culmination of the film is Stanley going to his father’s bedside and delivering the words ‘Dad, you need to be nicer to me’. We are therefore left with the hope that either following a reform of his father’s behaviour or more likely through Stanley’s new found strength of character, Stanley will be saved from the permanent damage we see in Donnie, Frank and Claudia. The foil for this action is Jim Kurring, a policeman who seeks to do good. Against the backdrop of the other characters, his optimism and moral compass seem strongly tempered by naivety. He is also religious, which while it is not condemned is clearly not a solution for the other characters in the film. But his agency is still the main motor for good in the film. In the closing scene we see him providing the beginning of a rehabilitation to Claudia, which is a strongly positive closing note even if there is still along way to go for her. He also lets Donnie off a criminal charge, and we hope that Donnie will respond to this kindness by recognising the problems confronting him and beginning to take hold of his life. In these respects he is the main agency for good in the film. He does not, however, interact with the other ‘victims’ Frank and Stanley. Stanley begins to act as his own saviour. Frank is the least likely to undergo a serious reform or rehabilitation but we do at least see him weeping, which is an advancement on his previous behaviour. This is not the ‘nom (sic) plus ultra of pretentiousness and self-satisfied smugness’ or ‘a relatively unique vision’. This is real art, which examines human relationships with profound intelligence and honesty. There is not ‘much to admire and to cherish’ here: there is much to learn. It is natural for humans, as animals, to put themselves first in certain situations. But selfishness can cross a line when those on the receiving end are left with little hope of ever becoming functional people, let alone happy. The film challenges viewers to reach into their lives and ask which of their own relationships contain these elements. If a viewer empathizes with the parents, they are forced to confront the lifelong consequences of selfish parenting on a younger generation, as well as the non-forgiveness these parents are confronted by before death. But if a viewer empathizes with the children, he or she is also immediately forced to confront the basic humanity of the parent-perpetrators, as well as their obvious fallibility. This is most touchingly evident in Earl Partridge’s second wife falling in love with him for the first time on his deathbed. Depending on their age, they may empathize with both parents and children hence the final song, sung in part by all of the characters, with the chorus line ‘It’s not going to stop till you wise up’. The last line adds ‘ so just give up’, not as a serious incitement but as a challenge to continue. It is a challenge that intelligent viewers will take up.

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    ‘Hannibal’ Download and Reviews

    October 5, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Thriller

    “Hannibal” Movie Details

    Hannibal tagline: Break The Silence
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    Actors:
  • Fabrizio Gifuni
  • Anthony Hopkins Dr. Hannibal Lecter
    Julianne Moore Clarice Starling
    Gary Oldman Mason Verger
    Giancarlo Giannini Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi
    Ray Liotta Paul Krendler
    Frankie Faison Barney Matthews
    Francesca Neri Allegra Pazzi
    Zeljko Ivanek Dr. Cordell Doemling
    Hazelle Goodman Evelda Drumgo
    David Andrews Clint Pearsall
    Francis Guinan FBI Director Noonan
    James Opher DEA Agent Eldridge
    Enrico Lo Verso Gnocco
    Ivano Marescotti Carlo Deogracias
    Matteo Deogracias
    Directors: Ridley Scott IMDB Rating: 6.4/10 out of 70,757 votes

    “Hannibal” Movie Review

    “Hannibal” Plot Summary

    Hannibal returns to America and attempts to make contact with disgraced Agent Starling and survive a vengeful victim’s plan.

    Pretty intense and disturbing

    Hannibal, the follow up to Silence of the Lambs, is pretty good. Now, I just have to say, Julianna Moore cannot replace Jodie Foster, but she sure did a good job, and came close to being on par, its just that her character isn’t the same because its not Jodie Foster. That being said, the film is pretty good, better than I expected actually. Anthony Hopkins as always gives an outstanding performance. He is so creepy and bizarre, its just great. Ray Liotta also does good, but that actually goes for most of the cast in the movie. Its a great thriller and good follow up. However, unlike silence of the lambs, which was more subtle with the outright violence, this is much more gruesome and cringe worthy, especially one scene (sure to shock viewers). A must see in for anyone who liked Silence of the Lambs or a fan of thrillers. I rate this 7/10. Rated R for Strong gruesome violence, some nudity and language

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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.
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    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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