Alien – Visionary Sci Fi Masterpiece

January 17, 2010 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller

In space no one can hear you scream.
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Actors:

Tom Skerritt Dallas
Sigourney Weaver Ripley
Veronica Cartwright Lambert
Harry Dean Stanton Brett
John Hurt Kane
Ian Holm Ash
Yaphet Kotto Parker
Bolaji Badejo Alien
Helen Horton Mother
Directors: Ridley Scott
IMDB Rating: 8.5
out of 10 (152,694 votes)

Top 250: #49

“Alien” 1979 by Ridley Scott – Movie Review

“Alien” is a break-through film. A sensation on the battlefield for the moviegoers’ money. The movie which, along with several other movies shot in the late 70’s – early 80’s, defined the mainstream for many years (I would also mention that the era of “Alien” is not over yet, although it is close to its sunset as never before).

Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver)

Ellen Riplay (Sigourney Weaver)

Gothic story in futuristic surroundings convincingly dusted by the wind of time (the interiors of the ship were artificially “aged”) sets the highest standards for the genre of space sci-fi. And a few have managed to surpass it. To tell the truth only James Cameron was able to do better in the “Aliens”.

Originally the screenwriter Dan O’Bannon was thinking about the storyline of gremlins spreading havoc on board the B-17 bomber. Later B-17 turned into a small starship named “Snark” with exclusively male crew. But the producers insisted that two women be included in the crew, and one of them should defeat the main villain. Time has shown that it was the right decision. Seemingly fragile but strong Ripley became the second – after her toothy enemy – most important symbol of the “Alien” cult universe.

According to the original intent the dying alien would scratch a triangle on the dashboard. Searching his ship the people from “Nostromo” would find a stone pyramid nearby with the aliens eggs. This idea was never implemented (though Giger did the necessary sketches), but the idea of the pyramid was finally used in the “Aliens v. Predator” movie.

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‘The Punisher’ Download and Reviews

December 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

“The Punisher” Movie Details

The Punisher tagline: This Is Not Revenge. It’s Punishment!
The Punisher - DVD Cover

The Punisher DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Marcus Johns
  • Will Patton
    John Travolta
    Rebecca Romijn
    Roy Scheider
    A. Russell Andrews Jimmy Weeks
    Omar Avila Joe Toro
    James Carpinello Bobby Saint/John Saint
    Mark Collie Harry Heck
    Russ Comegys Tattooed Mike
    Antoni Corone T.J.
    Rick Elmhurst Bay News 9 Newscaster
    Laura Harring Livia Saint
    Ben Foster Spacker Dave
    Michael Reardon Toro Croupier
    Will Hasenzahl EMT
    Thomas Jane Frank Castle
    Eddie Jemison Micky Duka
    Marco St. John Police Chief Morris
    Will Castle
    Directors: Jonathan Hensleigh IMDB Rating: 6.4/10 out of 47,375 votes

    “The Punisher” Movie Review

    “The Punisher” Plot Summary

    After his wife and family are killed, G-Man Frank Castle takes it upon himself to distribute punishment to those responsible for the vendetta.

    GREAT MOVIE! vigilante-style justice done right

    ‘The Punisher’ is a shining example of revenge and vigilante-style justice done right. It’s also yet another comic book adaptation done properly. I thought this movie was one of the best I have seen in a long time. In the compendium of comic movies, this falls just shy of the two X-Men movies and Spider-Man but easily surpasses Batman, Batman Begins, Superman and The Hulk. The fact that it is an R-rated movie will kill any possible chance of decent box-office numbers, but it was a necessary step to take, and the quality of the movie just makes up for it. Hopefully this was Thomas Jane’s breakout role, as he was outstanding and has the potential to be a contender to Ben Affleck, Hugh Jackman, Colin Farrell, and Matt Damon as the next big action star. If you like action movies, check out this movie. If you like comic book adaptations, check out this movie. Heck, if you just like movies in general, The Punisher is two hours well-spent. Like Thomas Jane himself says, ‘Frank Castle is dead. Long live The Punisher.’

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    ‘15 Minutes’ Download and Reviews

    December 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

    “15 Minutes” Movie Details

    15 Minutes tagline: America likes to watch
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    15 Minutes DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • David Alan Grier
  • Robert De Niro Detective Eddie Flemming
    Edward Burns Jordy Warsaw
    Kelsey Grammer Robert Hawkins
    Avery Brooks Detective Leon Jackson
    Melina Kanakaredes Nicolette Karas
    Karel Roden Emil Slovak
    Oleg Taktarov Oleg Razgul
    Vera Farmiga Daphne Handlova
    James Handy Deputy Chief Fire Marshal Declan Duffy
    Darius McCrary Detective Tommy Cullen
    Bruce Cutler Himself
    Charlize Theron Rose Hearn
    Kim Cattrall Cassandra
    Mugger in Central Park
    Directors: John Herzfeld IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 24,332 votes

    “15 Minutes” Movie Review

    “15 Minutes” Plot Summary

    A homicide detective and a fire marshall must stop a pair of murderers who commit videotaped crimes to become media darlings. add synopsis

    I LOVED IT

    I haven’t read the critic’s reviews but I heard that they didn’t love it…however I did. Furthermore, I don’t like or always trust most critics. Anyway, back to the matter at heart.’15 Minutes’ is a graphic, often disturbing, roller-coaster ride of a film which basically depicts how sleazy the media can be. The acting is SUPERB and the characters are very believable. DeNiro gives an outstanding performance as a famous local cop who is obviously well respected and good at what he does. Ed Burns is the local fire marshall who also does a wonderful job of acting humble to DeNiro’s somewhat flamboyant character. The men who play the killers are INCREDIBLE actors who play sociopaths at their finest. Kelsey Grammar does a wonderful job as the sleazeball journalist who will do anything for a good story. While I didn’t like his character, I loved to hate him, which is always a good thing

    There is a lot of graphic violence in this movie, which didn’t bother me but may bother some. It is definitely not a movie for kids. The only problem I had with this film was it’s cliched message. I mean, we already know that the media is sleazy, but what makes ‘15 Days’ special is the way in which Grammar gets a hold of his sleazy footage. That, to me, was unique

    If you’re a DeNiro fan don’t miss this one.

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    ‘A Mighty Heart’ Download and Reviews

    December 26, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Biography, Drama, History

    “A Mighty Heart” Movie Details

    A Mighty Heart tagline: It was an event that shocked the world. This is the story you haven’t heard.
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    A Mighty Heart DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Angelina Jolie Mariane Pearl
    Azfar Ali Asra’s Boyfriend
    San Banarje
    Harvasp Chiniwala Adam Pearl
    Zachary Coffin Matt McDowell
    Dan Futterman Daniel Pearl
    Jacob Gaffney News Reporter
    Demetri Goritsas John Skelton
    Sajid Hasan Zubair
    Aly Khan
    Irfan Khan Captain
    Lala Sloatman
    Mikail Lotia Hasan
    Denis O’Hare John Bussey
    Will Patton Randall Bennett
    Directors: Michael Winterbottom
    IMDB Rating: 6.7/10 out of 12,861 votes

    “A Mighty Heart” Movie Review

    “A Mighty Heart” Plot Summary

    Mariane Pearl embarks on a frantic search to locate her journalist husband, Daniel, when he goes missing in Pakistan.

    A Very Mighty Heart

    I don’t usually type summaries, and this in reality will not be a summary. I am putting in my two cents in defense of a VERY moving VERY soul touching movie

    I have read a lot of people downing Jolie’s performance, saying things such as ‘a white woman playing a woman of color is wrong’. In my opinion in this day and age if that alone is something that will keep you from viewing this movie, then you may need to recheck your mindset. Not only was Jolie handpicked by the character she portrays, but she obviously put her whole heart and soul into this performance. 30 minutes into the movie you forget you are watching Angelina Jolie, and begin to feel nothing but hurt and worry for Daniel and Mariane Pearl

    When I watch a movie I try to put myself in the characters shoes. I viewed this movie imagining myself in Mrs. Pearls situation. If it was MY HUSBAND. I found myself pausing parts and rewinding only to make sure I caught a point just made. I found myself actually hoping that Daniel would come home when I knew good and well he wouldn’t! I had to pause it at one point and take a break, my heart was racing, I was crying, I WAS IN PAIN just watching this movie. To watch it and also KNOW that this DID happen, it isn’t just a story wrote for entertainment moved me in ways I can’t put onto paper

    Don’t watch this movie for entertainment. Watch this movie to see a different view of what is going on in our world today. Watch this movie to feel the pain of a fellow human being going through a horrific experience. Watch this movie to see the best performance this year!!

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    ‘Village’ Download and Reviews

    December 25, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Horror, Thriller

    “Village” Movie Details

    Village tagline: Their Days Of Peace Are Over (Denmark)
    Village - DVD Cover

    Village DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Bryce Dallas Howard Ivy Walker
    Joaquin Phoenix Lucius Hunt
    Adrien Brody Noah Percy
    William Hurt Edward Walker
    Sigourney Weaver Alice Hunt
    Brendan Gleeson August Nicholson
    Cherry Jones Mrs. Clack
    Celia Weston Vivian Percy
    John Christopher Jones Robert Percy
    Frank Collison Victor
    Jayne Atkinson Tabitha Walker
    Judy Greer Kitty Walker
    Fran Kranz Christop Crane
    Michael Pitt Finton Coin
    Jesse Eisenberg Jamison
    Directors: M. Night Shyamalan
    IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 81,757 votes

    “Village” Movie Review

    “Village” Plot Summary

    The population of a small, isolated countryside village believe that their alliance with the mysterious creatures that inhabit the forest around them is coming to an end.

    Amazing movie, don’t listen to critics

    The Village is an excellent movie in all respects, possibly not Shyamalans best, but definitely up there. I really can’t imagine why reviewers gave it low scores, I don’t know anyone personally that dislikes the movie at all.

    The Village centers around a quaint 19th century village in the middle of nowhere. The inhabitants of the village are relatively happy, despite the constant fear of the horrible creatures in the woods surrounding the village.

    The characters are extremely believable and beautifully crafted. Granted, there is some broken dialogue, and it makes one cringe at one point or another, but it is not common and does not ruin the characterization. Joaquin Phoenix is excellent as usual, as is Bryce Dallas Howard, a new face in the cast of Oscar winning actors.

    The plot is a typical Shyamalan twist fest with a little romance added for good measure. This does not take away from the atmosphere at all, however, and is done very well. There are a couple parts that are quite chilling, but not SCARY per se. I definitely felt a tingle run down my spine a few times. The ending, if it hasn’t already been ruined for you or you don’t figure it out half way through the movie, will leave you in shock.

    Overall, this is an amazing movie, I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone; you will not be disappointed.

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    ‘Pretty Woman’ Download and Reviews

    December 22, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Romance

    “Pretty Woman” Movie Details

    Pretty Woman tagline: Who knew it was so much fun to be a hooker?
    Pretty Woman - DVD Cover

    Pretty Woman DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Billy Gallo
  • Richard Gere Edward Lewis
    Julia Roberts Vivian Ward
    Ralph Bellamy James Morse
    Jason Alexander Philip Stuckey
    Laura San Giacomo Kit De Luca
    Alex Hyde-White David Morse
    Amy Yasbeck Elizabeth Stuckey
    Hector Elizondo Barney Thompson
    Elinor Donahue Bridget
    Judith Baldwin Susan
    Jason Randal Magician
    Bill Applebaum Howard
    Tracy Bjork Female Guest
    Gary Greene Male Guest
    Carlos
    Directors: Garry Marshall IMDB Rating: 6.7/10 out of 57,147 votes

    “Pretty Woman” Movie Review

    “Pretty Woman” Plot Summary

    A man in a legal but hurtful business needs an escort for some social events, and hires a beautiful prostitute he meets… only to fall in love.

    A winning romantic comedy.

    Garry Marshall may not be the most interesting director working in Hollywood, but his movies are definitely entertaining, and in that sense he is successful. Perhaps his two greatest films, which also are the ones he’ll most likely be remembered for, are ‘Beaches’ and ‘Pretty Woman’. One of the most commercially successful (almost $500m worldwide!!) romantic comedies of all time,’Pretty Woman’ is a charming modern day fairy tale that works largely in part to the phenomenal on-screen chemistry between its two stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. In an Academy Award nominated performance as Vivian Ward, Julia Roberts truly shines. Her screen presence is nothing short of radiating, not to mention she’s a highly skilled comedic actress. The film also owes a lot to its equally strong supporting performances from Jason Alexander, Laura San Giacomo and Hector Elizondo. All cliches aside, it’s highly enjoyable and stands up superbly even after repeated viewings, a definite 10/10.

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    ‘Into the Wild’ Download and Reviews

    December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Biography, Drama

    “Into the Wild” Movie Details

    Into the Wild tagline: Your great adventure on Alaska.
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    Into the Wild DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Emile Hirsch Christopher McCandless
    Marcia Gay Harden Billie McCandless
    William Hurt Walt McCandless
    Jena Malone Carine McCandless
    Brian Dierker Rainey/Marine Coordinator
    Catherine Keener Jan Burres
    Vince Vaughn Wayne Westerberg
    Kristen Stewart Tracy
    Hal Holbrook Ron Franz
    Bart the Bear The Bear
    Dan Burch Passerby
    Joe Dustin The Beast
    Zach Galifianakis Kevin
    John Jabaley Announcer
    Thure Lindhardt Thomas
    Directors: Sean Penn
    IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 86,694 votes

    “Into the Wild” Movie Review

    “Into the Wild” Plot Summary

    After graduating from Emory University, top student and athlete Christopher McCandless abandons his possessions, gives his entire $24,000 savings account to charity and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, Christopher encounters a series of characters that shape his life.

    Oscar material

    I watched this movie on the aeroplane after searching through the movie list and not finding anything else interesting to watch. I didn’t even know what the film was called until the ending credits. However, what I saw was amazing – the acting and scenery was excellent and the plot was thought provoking. More people should watch this to appreciate the message to us all. I was also surprised to see it was was actually a true story which made it even more interesting (I love films that are based on true stories). It is one of the best movies i’ve seen that portrays the contrast between a materialistic world vs the natural world that is at the core of the universe. This is a film that can easily be overlooked but not forgotten.

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    ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ Download and Reviews

    December 10, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Comedy, Drama

    “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” Movie Details

    Planes, Trains & Automobiles tagline: Steve Martin had no reason to panic…until John Candy came along.
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    Planes, Trains & Automobiles DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Steve Martin Neal Page
    John Candy Del Griffith
    Laila Robins Susan Page
    Michael McKean State Trooper
    Kevin Bacon Taxi Racer
    Dylan Baker Owen
    Carol Bruce Joy Page
    Olivia Burnette Marti Page
    Diana Douglas Peg
    Martin Ferrero Second Motel Clerk
    Larry Hankin Doobie
    Richard Herd Walt
    Susan Kellerman Waitress
    Matthew Lawrence Little Neal Page
    Edie McClurg Car Rental Agent
    Directors: John Hughes
    IMDB Rating: 7.5/10 out of 30,098 votes

    “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” Movie Review

    “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” Plot Summary

    A man must struggle to travel home for Thanksgiving, with an obnoxious slob of a shower ring salesman his only companion.

    Simply the best

    This is simply the greatest Humour movie ever

    Most people would call it a comedy, and boy it certainly is, but it is so much more than that. Sure, on the surface it is brilliant slapstick with scenes so hysterically funny they make you roll off your chair. If ever there was a laugh-aloud movie this is it, and it ranks right up there with classics like Blazing Saddles, Return of the Pink Panther and Monty Python’s Holy Grail. Even if it didn’t go any deeper than this, Steve Martin and John Candy perform a comic feat that wouldn’t put Laurel and Hardy to shame

    But the strength of the movie is that just below this surface it plays out a very human drama. The two main characters, Neal Page (Steve Martin) and Dale Griffith (John Candy) are polar opposites. Neal is introvert, anal retentive, arrogant and ambitious, a typical stressed-out corporate middle-manager who works in New York away from his family in Chicago. Dale is a simple salesman, obese, extravert, uninhibited, a social animal with friends in every town. They find themselves bound together by fate on a journey from New York to Chicago two days before Thanksgiving where everything that can possibly go wrong does go wrong

    As you would expect, the involuntary close relation of such disparate characters initially causes massive friction. Neal can’t stand Dale’s physical presence nor his endless pointless chatter, Dale is not impressed by Neal’s arrogant stiffness and his not-so-subtle attempts to get rid of him. Yet, they need each other to reach their objective and they know it. Some brilliant scenes play out this confrontation, but in the end they come to grudingly accept each other, and through their trials and tribulations on the road acceptance even grows into something resembling a budding respect. Steve Martin and John Candy are fantastic, their chemistry fuels the movie and raises it to a level well above standard comedy.*************** Spoilers ahead *********************** But the film goes deeper yet. At the next level, there is underlying tragedy that both characters try to hide in their day to day existence. It turns out that Dale has lost his wife eight years before, and has in fact been wandering and travelling throughout the country without ever going back home. He is effectively homeless and lives in cheap hotels and motels out of a trunk (which by the way also acts as a very effective comic prop), but he never discloses this to Neal. His life contains a great emotional emptiness but he can’t really face up to it and he pretends to be a happily married man. Neal, on the other hand, is so self-obsessed with his career that he sacrifices the love for his family to the point where his wife becomes mistrusting of what is going on. Here is a man who risks losing what really matters for the sake of shallow success. He vaguely understands that something is going wrong but can’t get himself to admit it or even pause and think about it

    It is only when the two of them get paired up that they come to realise what is wrong with themselves. Dale is confronted with Neal’s family life, a life that he himself so sorely misses, and Neal realises in the end that life is about more than himself and that other people do matter. At the conclusion of the film they come together and fulfill each other’s needs, becoming whole in the process

    This is buddy movie/ road flick supreme. The tragedy underlying the superficial slapstick makes this film Humour with a Capital H, much more so than the great comedies I mentioned before. You will have to go back to the likes of Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton to find anything comparable

    However, and this is where the true greatness lies, in the final analysis this film is not about the drama of two different characters at all, but about the opposing forces struggling within each of us ourselves. We all have a Neal and a Dale side, apparent opposites that cannot exist together, but only by accepting this and giving both sides equal weight can we become whole human beings. The film shows that this may at first appear an impossible task, frought with risk and danger, but if we persevere it can be done, and the prize of healing ourselves is worth it

    Hilarious comedy, superb drama and ground truth – few movies would even dare to try and combine these themes. Planes, trains and automobiles does, and it succeeds brilliantly. Martin and Candy deliver stellar performances that work at all of these levels. Definitely one of the best movies ever, and vastly underrated.

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    ‘First Blood’ Download and Reviews

    December 6, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Thriller

    “First Blood” Movie Details

    First Blood tagline: One war against one man.
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    First Blood DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Sylvester Stallone John J. Rambo
    Richard Crenna Col. Samuel Trautman
    Brian Dennehy Hope Sheriff Will Teasle
    Bill McKinney State Police Capt. Dave Kern
    Jack Starrett Deputy Sgt. Arthur Galt
    Michael Talbott Deputy Balford
    Chris Mulkey Deputy Ward
    John McLiam Orval the Dog Man
    Alf Humphreys Deputy Lester
    David Caruso Deputy Mitch
    David L. Crowley Deputy Shingleton
    Don MacKay Preston
    Charles A. Tamburro Pilot
    David Petersen Trooper
    Craig Huston Radio operator
    Directors: Ted Kotcheff
    IMDB Rating: 7.4/10 out of 50,481 votes

    “First Blood” Movie Review

    “Rambo: First Blood” Plot Summary

    A mentally unstable Vietnam war vet, when abused with a small town’s police force, begins a one man war with it.

    This is a Great Great Film!

    It is sad that the image of Sly Stallone has become what it has become. He is mocked and used as a punchline by more than a few comics. As a result, many of his films are seen in a less than favorable light. This is very unfortunate, because in ‘First Blood,’ Sly made one of the great all-time action films. However, it is more than an action film, and if the final scene does not make your skin tingle, well, you are not human. In many ways, First Blood captures, more than any other film, the difficulty many returning Vietnam Vets had when they returned to America. They had so many friends and so much responsibility in Vietnam. Back in America, they were isolated and slow to readjust into the peacetime way of life. As a result, many were sent wandering about, or worse, heading to jail. First Blood tells the story of one American hero who you should not push too far. In John Rambo, you have a hero from a war nobody wanted to remember. However, the town that persecuted him will remember him, for a long time.

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    ‘Edward Scissorhands’ Download and Reviews

    December 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Drama, Fantasy

    “Edward Scissorhands” Movie Details

    Edward Scissorhands tagline: His scars run deep.
    Edward Scissorhands - DVD Cover

    Edward Scissorhands DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • John Davidson
  • Johnny Depp Edward Scissorhands
    Winona Ryder Kim
    Dianne Wiest Peg
    Anthony Michael Hall Jim
    Kathy Baker Joyce
    Robert Oliveri Kevin
    Conchata Ferrell Helen
    Caroline Aaron Marge
    Dick Anthony Williams Officer Allen
    O-Lan Jones Esmeralda
    Vincent Price The Inventor
    Alan Arkin Bill
    Susan Blommaert Tinka
    Linda Perri Cissy
    Host-TV
    Directors: Tim Burton IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 93,822 votes

    “Edward Scissorhands” Movie Review

    “Edward Scissorhands” Plot Summary

    An uncommonly gentle young man, who happens to have scissors for hands, falls in love with a beautiful teenage girl.

    A must-see movie that you must see over and over again!

    Edward Scissorhands is heart-warming, poetic, tragic, and comedic. An all-in-one movie. The story about a half-made man named Edward, who has the misfortune of having scissors for hands, (Johnny Depp) is one of those rare creatures who’s soul is bigger than his heart. His outward appearance (the black and white face, the hands) is out of place in the colorful suburban neighborhood he was brought into, but so is his innocence, vulnerability, and compassion. Depp’s performance as Edward is one of his most original yet! It’s not just the character, its the background of the movie that makes it good also. THe underscore is haunting, and beautiful, it can alone bring tears to your eyes. The makeup is outstanding, and the way the camera captures the character’s emotion and state of being is just breathtaking. And of course, without the help of Tim Burton’s Gothic style, the movie wouldn’t have the same effect

    Kim Boggs (Winona Ryder) falls in love with this man, and their tragic romeo and juliet based romance makes the audience long for them to be together. You hate Jim (Anthony Michael Hall) for breaking them apart, and the rest of the community for that matter! All in all, the mixture of music, talent, and story plot make the movie a must-see that you must see over and over again! I give it a 9 out of 10

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