Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen

January 13, 2010 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi

Transformers 2 Tagline: Revenge Is Coming.
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Transformers 2 DVD Cover

Actors:

Shia LaBeouf Sam ‘Spike’ Witwicky
Megan Fox Mikaela
Josh Duhamel Captain Lennox
John Turturro Agent Simmons
John Turturro Voice of Jetfire
James Harvey Ward Sonarman
Charles Adler Starscream
Derek Alvarado Joint Op #1
Cas Anvar Egyptian Interpol #1
Michael Benyaer Egyptian Interpol
Robert Bizik Maitre d’
Ted Borodaeff Mime
Jerome Ro Brooks Guard #5
Anthony C. Brown Paris Restaurant Patron
Lee Burkett Man in Street
John Sterling Carter CNN Reporter
Larry Carter Security Guard 3
Charles Chen Mandarin Blogger
Directors: Michael Bay
IMDB Rating: 6.4
out of 10 (47,928 votes)

“Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen ” 2009 by Michael Bay – Movie Review

Michael Bay has created a miracle and made the second part of the movie not worse (and nobody is able to do it better) than the first.

Megan Fox Looking Hot

Megan Fox Looking Hot

To cut the long story short, let me tell you what is waiting for the audience of “Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen”: Megan Fox in sexy ultra-short shorts, robot-bikes (not as steep as in the “Terminator 4: Salvation“, but still cool), a funny robot turns into a toy RC jeep, Megan Fox in sexy leather pants, the nano-robot composed of small metal balls, a giant robot composed of 5 or 7 machines, Megan Fox in sexy white pants, large one-eyed jaguar robot, a huge robot with the giant steel balls, an awesome sexy blonde robot in panties and a metal tail at the level of the coccyx, and much much more.

Okay, in short, that’s almost all the plot of the second Transformers movie.

‘Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen” (2009) Plot Overview

While the good robots, who has signed in to protect the Earth from evil robots, are finding their way through the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Defense, and the bad robots are regrouping gloomily somewhere near Saturn, the grown-up hero of the first “Transformers” (LaBeouf) argues with clearly too cool for him car mechanic girl (Fox) about who is the first to say “I love you”, and explains why he is not taking the animate “Chevrolet” to the college with him. Higher education, however, is limited to falling into bed with a pornographic student and the demolition of the library – the trumpet calls, the giant robot says: “Sam, we need you”.

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‘Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi’ Download and Reviews

December 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Fantasy

“Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi” Movie Details

Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi tagline: Coming May 25, 1983 to your galaxy. [Second Advance poster]
Return Of The Jedi - DVD Cover

Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Kenneth Colley
  • Mark Hamill Luke Skywalker
    Harrison Ford Han Solo
    Carrie Fisher Princess Leia Organa
    Billy Dee Williams Lando Calrissian
    Anthony Daniels C-3PO
    Peter Mayhew Chewbacca
    Sebastian Shaw Anakin Skywalker
    Ian McDiarmid The Emperor
    Frank Oz Yoda
    James Earl Jones Darth Vader
    David Prowse Darth Vader
    Alec Guinness Obi-Wan Kenobi
    Kenny Baker R2-D2/Paploo
    Michael Pennington Moff Jerjerrod
    Admiral Piett
    Directors: Richard Marquand IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 out of 198,455 votes

    “Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi” Movie Review

    “Return Of The Jedi” Plot Summary

    After rescuing Han Solo from the palace of Jabba the Hutt, the Rebels attempt to destroy the Second Death Star, while Luke Skywalker tries to bring his father back to the Light Side of the Force.

    Greatest Cinematic Film Of All Time

    Despite the feelings of most ‘Star Wars’ fans, in my opinion ‘Return Of The Jedi’ is the greatest cinematic film ever created. Ever since the first time I saw it, it’s depth, intensity, special effects, and moving story have overwhelmed me. The film was so well put together that it has been able to stand the test of time over the last 20 years. Filled with powerful action, as the climax of the original trilogy, George Lucas gives us a rousing finish of the ‘Star Wars’ saga in ‘Jedi’.Film Summary (Contains Spoilers For Those Who Have Not Seen It)After ‘The Empire Strikes Back’ left us hanging for 3 long years we finally find the end of the story in ‘Return Of The Jedi’. Darth Vader, in emotional turmoil makes a surprise visit to a new uncompleted Death Star to oversee it’s construction. The Emperor is first seen in this film as he has the ultimate plan to destroy the Rebel Alliance and bring young Luke Skywalker to the Dark Side. Luke, Lando, Leia, Chewie, and the droids all travel to Tatooine to rescue the frozen Han Solo from the crime Lord; Jabba The Hutt. After Han has been rescued, and Jabba defeated, Luke returns to Dagobah to find a dying Yoda where he learns the awful truth; Darth Vader is in fact his father. The rebel heroes regroup with the Rebel Fleet. Now joined by other species and races including the Mon Calamari the Rebels must make a all-or-nothing plan of attack to destroy the Death Star before it is completed. While Lando heads the space attack in the Millennium Falcon, the Rebel heroes must disable the Death Star’s shield generator on the Forest Moon Of Endor. It is here that the Rebels happen upon the furry, but mighty Ewoks. During the the two part intense battle, a third battle must take place as Luke willingly delivers himself to Vader in an attempt to convince him to leave the Dark Side. In emotionally charged sequences Luke must face his father as the Emperor lures out his dark emotions. As young Skywalker is about to face his death at the hands of Palpatine, Vader turns on his wicked master to save his son’s life. Filled with a deep timeless story of good vs. evil, ‘Return Of The Jedi’ is a spectacular, emotionally charged film that redeems the good in all of us.

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    ‘Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets’ Download and Reviews

    December 13, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Family, Fantasy

    “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” Movie Details

    Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets tagline: Dobby Has Come To Warn You Sir.
    HP and the Chamber of Secrets - DVD Cover

    Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Chris Rankin
  • Alfie Enoch
    Kenneth Branagh
    Miriam Margolyes
    Jason Isaacs
    John Cleese
    Sean Biggerstaff
    David Bradley
    Robbie Coltrane
    Richard Harris
    Daniel Radcliffe Harry Potter
    Rupert Grint Ron Weasley
    Emma Watson Hermione Granger
    Richard Griffiths Uncle Vernon
    Fiona Shaw Aunt Petunia
    Harry Melling Dudley Dursley
    Toby Jones Dobby the House Elf
    Jim Norton Mr. Mason
    Veronica Clifford Mrs. Mason
    James Phelps Fred Weasley
    Oliver Phelps George Weasley
    Julie Walters Molly Weasley
    Bonnie Wright Ginny Weasley
    Mark Williams Arthur Weasley
    Percy Weasley
    Directors: Chris Columbus IMDB Rating: 7.2/10 out of 113,450 votes

    “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” Movie Review

    “HP and the Chamber of Secrets” Plot Summary

    Harry ignores warnings not to return to Hogwarts, only to find the school plagued by a series of mysterious attacks and a strange voice haunting him.

    Worth the price of admission.

    Warning to those who are avid fans of J.K. Rowling–I LOATHE the Harry Potter books. Yes, I have read them. I find her writing to be more than a little plagiaristic of the style of C.S. Lewis, but without the skill that he employed. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed both this and the first movie. Frankly, I don’t care if the scriptwriters left this bit or that bit out; it is simply impossible for all parts of any novel to be completely included in a film without turning it into an epic of a minimum of seven hours, which is ridiculous. That is the nature of a film; much over two-and-a-half hours and the theatres are only going to be able to show a limited number of screenings, which will, of necessity, limit the profit to be made on the film–and the bottom line of any film project is ‘How much of a profit will it make?’. (And, of course, how many people are going to be able to sit through it without multiple bathroom breaks? I had to run out myself once, cursing, just when they were about to ‘follow the spiders’…)I found the casting to be clever and appropriate; of special note is, of course, the late Richard Harris as Dumbledore (and I wonder if they will make the obvious choice to replace him in the next movie with Max von Sydow, who could be made to look and sound exactly the same?) as well as the return of Robbie Coltrane and Alan Rickman. Both of these actors can actually act, as opposed to simply being screen personalities. The visual effects are stunning, although just a little too obviously digital in more than a few cases. The story is easily followed, which is more than I could say for the original books. The pacing was almost perfect; I only looked at my watch twice–my measure for a movie in which I am immersed. Both times occurred, I might add, when I was distracted by Rupert Grint’s voice obviously cracking–they’re going to have to do something about the fact that their stars are definitely more than a few miles down the road of adolescence

    This movie, of course, is raking in the cash. Deservedly so; it’s not by any stretch of the imagination a movie of any deep and lasting meaning, but it gives good value for one’s entertainment dollar, and at the scandalous prices that movie admissions are reaching now, that is certainly a ringing endorsement. It was able to take me away from the insanity of a stressful holiday season, and for that reason alone I was completely satisfied. See if it can do the same for you.

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    ‘Appaloosa’ Download and Reviews

    November 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Western

    “Appaloosa” Movie Details

    Appaloosa tagline: Feelings get you killed.
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    Appaloosa DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Robert Jauregui Marshall Jack Bell
    Jeremy Irons Randall Bragg
    Timothy V. Murphy Vince
    Luce Rains Dean
    James Tarwater Chalk
    Boyd Kestner Bronc
    Gabriel Marantz Joe Whittfield
    Ed Harris Virgil Cole
    Viggo Mortensen Everett Hitch
    Benjamin Rosenshein Town Boy
    Cerris Morgan-Moyer Tilda
    James Gammon Earl May
    Timothy Spall Phil Olson
    Tom Bower Abner Raines
    Erik J. Bockemeier Fat Wallis
    Directors: Ed Harris
    IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 20,220 votes

    “Appaloosa” Movie Review

    “Appaloosa” Plot Summary

    Two friends hired to police a small town that is suffering under the rule of a rancher find their job complicated by the arrival of a young widow.

    Good, solid, old-fashioned western.

    Appaloosa is a very old-fashioned western. It does not fit in line with the more recent flux of modern-day westerns such as Assassination of Jesse James, There Will Be Blood, and (to some extent) No Country For Old Men. The most recent comparison that I can think of is 2004’s Open Range, which in my mind, was the superior of the two. This is not to say that I did not enjoy the film. Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen have great on-screen chemistry and there are plenty of humorous moments between the two characters. The film also delivers on the expected quota of shoot-outs that any western fan would appreciate. When they happen they happen fast, a fact that is amusingly observed by the two leads during one devastating gun battle. The problem with this film is that everything seems overly familiar. Though I cannot always pinpoint where I have seen particular scenes before, I still feel that I have seen them, and you are never in any doubt as to where the film is heading. I went in to this film not knowing that it was an adaptation of a novel. After also hearing that it is a very ‘faithful’ adaptation I am led to believe that any narrative familiarity is most likely the fault of the source material and not that of Ed Harris, who of course co-wrote the the screenplay. As it stands, Harris’ direction is handled very nicely, and the film certainly looks beautiful enough. The only other gripe I have is the casting of Renee Zellweger. I have nothing against her personally. She’s a fine actress who has proved herself many times with the likes of Cold Mountain, Bridget Jones, and Chicago. But she does not fit in the role she is given here and I spent most of her screen time wishing someone else in the part. Despite these grumbles Appaloosa is a well made example of the genre that probably deserves more recognition than the average Friday night pop-corn trash that Hollywood has a tendency to put out.

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    ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End’ Download and Reviews

    November 6, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Fantasy

    “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” Movie Details

    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End tagline: At the End of the World, the Adventure Begins
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    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Johnny Depp Jack Sparrow
    Orlando Bloom Will Turner
    Keira Knightley Elizabeth Swann
    Geoffrey Rush Barbossa
    Jonathan Pryce Governor Weatherby Swann
    Bill Nighy Davy Jones
    Yun-Fat Chow Captain Sao Feng
    Tom Hollander Lord Cutler Beckett
    Stellan SkarsgГҐrd ‘Bootstrap’ Bill Turner
    Kevin McNally Joshamee Gibbs
    Mackenzie Crook Ragetti
    Lee Arenberg Pintel
    Martin Klebba Marty
    Greg Ellis Lieutenant Groves
    Jack Davenport Admiral James Norrington
    Directors: Gore Verbinski
    IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 out of 124,387 votes

    “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” Movie Review

    “P.O.T.C. 3″ Plot Summary

    Captain Barbossa, Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann must sail off the edge of the map, navigate treachery and betrayal, and make their final alliances for one last decisive battle.

    At World’s End

    The more I think about this movie, the more I like it. This is strange, considering my low expectations. The first film was fun, and I was very happy to see swashbuckling returning to movies, but I never really bought into the script. I wasn’t convinced that pirates were some sort of blood-bound ‘race’, and I was powerfully confused by the distance between and physical relationships of various locations. But, still good fun. The second film just kind of made me mad; I loved the ending, but it was just one example of how much it was a standard sequel: every single quirk of the first film was referenced, every single character had to return, and it HAD to be structured – nay, plotted – like Empire Strikes Back. This included re-introducing the Han Solo-Leia love story where the female lead wants the anti-hero, just to appease all the screaming Johnny Depp fans. It begged to be liked, but aside from a great score, great effects, and some very funny moments, it just came off as trite

    And then we get At World’s End, which has everything you could possibly want in a pirate fantasy film: Legendary ships riddling each other with cannon fire in a whirlpool, screaming buccaneers swinging from one ship to the next, sword-fights on crow’s nests, and all that in about fifteen minutes. The rest is an admittedly convoluted story that is much more clearly plotted than the second film, while still taking breaks for letting us spend time with characters we weren’t so sure about last time, but are once again fond of. Maybe it’s Geoffrey Rush as Barbossa, or the overall simplicity of the plot, but it just worked, and I had a great time

    I was legitimately surprised and concerned at what the plot did with our heroes and villains, and was very satisfied with everyone’s status in the end. I guess I wouldn’t mind seeing another Pirates movie now, but I kind of think everything that needs to be done is in this film

    I can’t wrap up without mentioning the very nice abstract stuff Verbinksi and co. did with the journey to Davey Jones’ Locker. It takes guts to do really surreal stuff with a $300 million Happy Meal blockbuster, but they really did some new, interesting things with their bottomless bag of tricks

    A- Curse of the Black Pearl: B+ Dead Man’s Chest: B

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    ‘The Island’ Download and Reviews

    October 18, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller

    “The Island” Movie Details

    The Island tagline: Your time will come…
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    The Island DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Ewan McGregor Lincoln Six Echo
    Ewan McGregor Tom Lincoln
    Scarlett Johansson Jordan Two Delta
    Scarlett Johansson Sarah Jordan
    Djimon Hounsou Albert Laurent
    Sean Bean Dr. Merrick
    Steve Buscemi James McCord
    Michael Clarke Duncan Starkweather Two Delta
    Ethan Phillips Jones Three Echo
    Brian Stepanek Gandu Three Echo
    Noa Tishby Community Announcer
    Siobhan Flynn Lima One Alpha
    Troy Blendell Laurent Team Member
    Jamie McBride Laurent Team Member
    Kevin McCorkle Laurent Team Member
    Directors: Michael Bay
    IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 77,109 votes

    “The Island” Movie Review

    “The Island” Plot Summary

    A man goes on the run after he discovers that he is actually a “harvested being”, and is being kept along with others in a utopian facility.

    Good Action Thriller

    I saw the movie at the Detroit red carpet premiere on Monday, July 18. In attendance were Michael Clarke Duncan and Djimon Hounsou

    The movie reminded me very much of Total Recall and The Matrix, not only with the plot line, but with its intensity. This was a very good summer action thriller. It was a little slow at first but once Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson’s characters discovered that they were clones, the action picked up immensely

    I was a little surprise about the lack of time Duncan was in the movie. Hounsou did a fabulous job as the hired gun. I am not a Ewan McGregor fan but I think he did a great job as Lincoln Six Echo and Tom Lincoln, especially when both Six Echo and Lincoln were in the same scenes together. Johansson looked good on the screen but her dialogue was limited

    Steve Buscemi did an funny job in his supporting role as McCord, the human buddy of Lincoln Six Echo. The scene when Johansson’s character, Jordan Two Delta, and McCord go through McCord’s closet to find some normal clothes for Johansson is a riot

    As parts of the movie was shot in Detroit (See when Ewan and Scarlett arrive in L.A.), I was looking for shots of the Motor City. In this sense, the movie did an excellent job making Detroit and ‘L.A.’ look really snazzy. However, in two shots of downtown ‘L.A.’, you will see on the side of one of the buildings, a giant mural of Stevie Yzerman in his Red and White Red Wings jersey. I don’t know if this was a goof, but it was interesting to think of why Yzerman would be on the side of a building in L.A. forty years hence

    Overall, I give it a seven. If you are a giant action and science fiction fan, you should not miss The Island.

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    ‘Signs’ Download and Reviews

    October 5, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Horror, Mystery

    “Signs” Movie Details

    Signs tagline: It’s Not Like They Didn’t Warn Us.
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    Signs DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Mel Gibson Rev. Graham Hess
    Joaquin Phoenix Merrill Hess
    Rory Culkin Morgan Hess
    Abigail Breslin Bo Hess
    Cherry Jones Officer Paski
    Patricia Kalember Colleen Hess
    Ted Sutton SFC Cunningham
    Merritt Wever Tracey Abernathy, the Pharmacist
    Lanny Flaherty Mr. Nathan
    Marion McCorry Mrs. Nathan
    Michael Showalter Lionel Prichard
    Kevin Pires Brazilian Birthday Boy
    Clifford David Columbia University Professor
    Rhonda Overby Sarah Hughes
    Directors: M. Night Shyamalan
    IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 102,949 votes

    “Signs” Movie Review

    “Signs” Plot Summary

    A family living on a farm finds mysterious crop circles in their fields which suggests something more frightening to come.

    Great thriller!

    The newest film in the legacy of M. Night Shyamalan, SIGNS manages to pull off some very effective creepiness in the very beginning and also holds your interesting throughout the course of the film. Mel Gibson is great, aswell as Joaquin Phoenix. The film was very creepy and contains steadily mounting terror. Vaguely similar to Mark Pellington’s THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES, the film keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

    The film is scary and in some cases, disturbing. The aliens are very well designed. The film actually surprised me. I was not expecting Shyamalan to stick with the story so very closely throughout the entire film almost. With his earlier works, THE SIXTH SENSE and UNBREAKABLE, he focuses on the relationships between family members very closely to create a lot of drama that has a payoff. But, most of this film is taken up by fast-moving situations that involve alien activity and crop circles. My only complaint, and I mean ‘only’, is that the film tries way too hard to be funny. It tries much harder than Shyamalan’s earlier works and is the type of humor that is not ‘laugh-out-loud’, but it is funny because you were not expecting it in a sci-fi suspense thriller. The sequences of the film that are scary, ARE scary. They could have been a little more effectively done, but otherwise, they were very well-crafted. SIGNS is a great movie that will live in movie history forever in both the genres of thriller and sci-fi. SIGNS gets 5/5.

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    ‘Mars Attacks!’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Comedy, Fantasy

    “Mars Attacks!” Movie Details

    Mars Attacks! tagline: Nice planet. We’ll take it!
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    Mars Attacks! DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Lisa Marie
  • Jack Nicholson President James Dale/Art Land
    Glenn Close First Lady Marsha Dale
    Annette Bening Barbara Land
    Pierce Brosnan Professor Donald Kessler
    Danny DeVito Rude Gambler
    Martin Short Press Secretary Jerry Ross
    Sarah Jessica Parker Nathalie Lake
    Michael J. Fox Jason Stone
    Rod Steiger General Decker
    Tom Jones Himself
    Jim Brown Byron Williams
    Lukas Haas Richie Norris
    Natalie Portman Taffy Dale
    Pam Grier Louise Williams
    Martian Girl
    Directors: Tim Burton IMDB Rating: 6.3/10 out of 71,912 votes

    “Mars Attacks!” Movie Review

    “Mars Attacks” Plot Summary

    The Earth is invaded by Martians with irresistible weapons and a cruel sense of humor.

    Good fun

    It may be silly, but that was the intention. Special effects work well and were state of the art in 1996 and surprisingly still hold up just fine. Some witty writing too. Contains some truly laugh out loud moments .. and nowadays that is a rarity. Nice to see Pierce Brosnan being silly, something which he should do more (works well, as soon to be seen in the Matador). Sarah Jessica Parker had not yet found her stride in this movie, but works OK. Jack Nicholson is, well, Jack Nicholson. Definitely a nice retro 50s style self depreciating science fiction movie. It may work better with people in their 30s and above as they remember actually watching the reruns of 50s movies :) Is that why it hasn’t got a higher score on here as younger viewers don’t get the in-jokes? Enjoy!

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    ‘Snakes on a Plane’ Download and Reviews

    September 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Thriller

    “Snakes on a Plane” Movie Details

    Snakes on a Plane tagline: On August 18th Summer Really Begins
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    Snakes on a Plane DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Samuel L. Jackson Neville Flynn
    Julianna Margulies Claire Miller
    Nathan Phillips Sean Jones
    Rachel Blanchard Mercedes
    Flex Alexander Three G’s
    Kenan Thompson Troy
    Keith Dallas Big Leroy
    Lin Shaye Grace
    James Bruce Ken
    Sunny Mabrey Tiffany
    Casey Dubois Curtis
    Daniel Hogarth Tommy
    Gerard Plunkett Paul
    Terry Chen Chen Leong
    Elsa Pataky Maria
    Directors: David R. Ellis and Lex Halaby
    IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 63,440 votes

    “Snakes on a Plane” Movie Review

    “Snakes on a Plane” Plot Summary

    An FBI agent takes on a plane full of deadly and poisonous snakes, deliberately released to kill a witness being flown from Honolulu to Los Angeles to testify against a mob boss. add synopsis

    Enjoyable Flight

    Another brilliant film from my most favourite director David R. Ellis after Final Destination 2 & Cellular. Snakes on a Plane is definitely one of my most favourite movies and the best film of 2006. Their has already been a lot of films with snakes like Anaconda, King Cobra and Python but they are all rubbish and with no story. This movie is nothing like them it has an amazing story and it’s very relentless. Samuel L. Jackson’s acting as usual was terrific and his line ‘Enough is enough! I have had it with these mother f**king snakes on this mother f**king plane!’ is a trademark of the film just like ‘I’ll be back’ in The Terminator. The rest of the actors are all new and not very well known but the boy who is the witness he was in Wolf Creek, the young blonde air hostess in first class was the alien Sarah in Species 3 and the girl in the bathroom with another boy was in Final Destination 3 one of the girls in the sun bed. It was about 1 hour 40 minutes and I enjoyed every second of it. I don’t know which the best scene is because it was good right from start to end and it is the kind of film that can be watched again & again. My verdict is 20/10.

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    ‘The Lion King’ Download and Reviews

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

    “The Lion King” Movie Details

    The Lion King tagline: Life’s greatest adventure is finding your place in the Circle of Life.
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    The Lion King DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Jonathan Taylor Thomas Young Simba
    Matthew Broderick Adult Simba
    Jeremy Irons Scar
    James Earl Jones Mufasa
    Nathan Lane Timon
    Moira Kelly Adult Nala
    Ernie Sabella Pumbaa
    Niketa Calame Young Nala
    Robert Guillaume Rafiki
    Rowan Atkinson Zazu
    Whoopi Goldberg Shenzi
    Cheech Marin Banzai
    Jim Cummings Ed
    Madge Sinclair Sarabi
    Zoe Leader Sarafina, Nala’s Mother
    Directors: Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff
    IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 123,565 votes

    “The Lion King” Movie Review

    “The Lion King” Plot Summary

    Tricked into thinking he killed his father, a guilt ridden lion cub flees into exile and abandons his identity as the future King. add synopsis

    A Timeless Film

    Ah…’The Lion King.’ There’s so much I can say about this movie but all my comments always come down to one thing: this movie is beautiful. Pure genius. A timeless story. I might be a little biased in my beliefs, seeing as the first movie I remember seeing in theatres is ‘The Lion King’ and I still watch it on a regular basis and know all the words but I’m sure there are plenty of people out there who agree with what I have to say. ‘The Lion King’ is beautiful; hands down, it is the best Disney film ever created

    The story is something that everyone can relate to, whether they are a lion ;) or not. Simba is destined to become king one day and just can’t wait to rule the throne; everyone can relate to wanting to grow up and become an adult, to do whatever they want and not have to worry about anything. His father tries to teach him that, despite the fact that he will one day be grown and king, his life will not be easy. Simba has to learn his lesson the hard way when his Uncle Scar, who, too, wants the throne, kills his father and convinces Simba that it was his fault. Suddenly, growing up doesn’t seem so great anymore (I can *really* relate to that).

    And so, Simba flees his home and comes across Timon and Pumbaa, two other outcasts. They teach Simba the ‘Hakuna Matata’ lifestyle, something that idealizes a life free of stress, worry and responsibility. Now, don’t we all wish we could live this way? No worries for the rest of our days… But when Simba’s childhood friend Nala returns, he realizes that he can’t live Hakuna Matata forever, for he does have a responsibility to his pride and his homeland. Simba understands that he must grow up, as we all do, and does what’s right

    The songs are catchy and fit the movie well (the original songs, of course, though ‘The Morning Report’ isn’t too bad) and the score is haunting and beautiful. Along with the art work, the music captures the heart of Africa

    With the types of shows that children watch these days (boy, doesn’t that make me sound old?), it’s a wonder they’ll learn in virtues and values at all. ‘The Lion King’ is a great teacher when it comes to learning lessons that will carry throughout their lifetime. ‘The Lion King’ teaches children that it’s all right to be a kid but you must understand and accept responsibility for things you can and cannot control. Everyone has a place in The Circle of Life and we must find it; the film also teaches that we will encounter bad and even terrible things during our lifetime but we must accept them and move on. These are important, meaningful lessons; heck, I even used them in my SAT essay! ‘The Lion King’ is a film for every generation and is a powerful film that all children should see. I’m past my childhood now and I still watch it whenever I get the chance; I look forward to sharing it with my children

    A timeless film!

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