‘Osmosis Jones’ Download and Reviews

December 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Animation, Comedy

“Osmosis Jones” Movie Details

Osmosis Jones tagline: He’s one cell of a guy.
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Osmosis Jones DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Carlos Alazraqui
  • Molly Shannon
    Bill Murray
    Ben Stein
    Joel Silver
    Chris Rock Osmosis Jones
    Laurence Fishburne Thrax
    David Hyde Pierce Drix
    Brandy Norwood Leah
    William Shatner Mayor Phlegmming
    Ron Howard Tom Colonic
    Kid Rock Kidney Rock
    Kenny Olson Kidney Rock
    Jason Krause Kidney Rock
    Joe C. Kidney Rock
    Stefanie Eulinberg Kidney Rock
    Jimmie Bones Kidney Rock
    Uncle Kracker Kidney Rock
    Jonathan Adams Additional Character Voice
    Additional Character Voice
    Directors: Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 10,206 votes

    “Osmosis Jones” Movie Review

    “Osmosis Jones” Plot Summary

    A policeman white blood cell, with the help of a cold pill, must stop a deadly virus from destroying the human they live in, Frank. add synopsis

    Bloody Good Movie

    I think that this movie was horribly underrated in the UK, and it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. I saw the animated series before the movie, and got interested in watching it, but as I have a phobia of vomit, I was incredibly shocked when I saw Bill Murray throw up all over Molly Shannon with visual and graphic sounds. Still, I plucked up the courage to watch the rest of the movie, which I really enjoyed. However, to this day I have to skip the vomit scene on my DVD. I liked the fact that it was a classic ‘cop type’ story, with a baddie, a love interest, a rookie cop and a partnership too. I thought that David Hyde Pierce played the part of Drix brilliantly and Chris Rock was superb as Osmosis. I also like the fact that the movie teaches kids that it’s important to take care of yourself

    My friend and I still quote ‘You gotta get spiffy!’ all the time. I also really loved the soundtrack, I went frantic searching for the CD!

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    ‘The Rock’ Download and Reviews

    December 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Thriller

    “The Rock” Movie Details

    The Rock tagline: Alcatraz. Only one man has ever broken out. Now five million lives depend on two men breaking in.
    The Rock - DVD Cover

    The Rock DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Brendan Kelly
  • Sean Connery John Patrick Mason
    Nicolas Cage Dr. Stanley Goodspeed
    Ed Harris General Francis X. Hummel
    John Spencer FBI Director James Womack
    David Morse Major Tom Baxter
    William Forsythe Special Agent Ernest Paxton
    Michael Biehn Commander Anderson
    Vanessa Marcil Carla Pestalozzi
    John C. McGinley Captain Hendrix
    Gregory Sporleder Captain Frye
    Tony Todd Captain Darrow
    Bokeem Woodbine Sergeant Crisp
    Jim Maniaci Private Scarpetti
    Greg Collins Private Gamble
    Private Cox
    Directors: Michael Bay IMDB Rating: 7.2/10 out of 103,318 votes

    “The Rock” Movie Review

    “The Rock” Plot Summary

    A group of U.S. marines, under command of a renegade general, take over Alcatraz and threat San Francisco Bay with biological weapons. A chemical weapons specialist and the only man to have ever escaped from the Rock are the only ones who can prevent chaos. add synopsis

    ‘The Rock’ rocks!

    Every time I see ‘The Rock,’ I’m reminded of why I love action movies. They just can’t seem to get any better than this. I may get slammed by others for proclaiming such strong admirations for such a movie, but it’s squarely my opinion. But to remove myself from opinion and move in the direction toward known fact, ‘The Rock’ is an essential action film for any action-film fan

    Three years ago I bought the last remaining Criterion Collection DVD at my local video store and I can see now beyond the horizon that another edition of this masterpiece probably isn’t coming any time soon. It is squarely the best film ever done by music video champ-turned-big-budget-Hollywood-music-video-director Michael Bay and the last film ever produced by the Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer duo (Simpson died shortly before ‘The Rock’ was released and the film is dedicated in his memory).

    But ‘The Rock’ is all about one thing: entertainment, and nothing else. It’s a hell of a ride from start to finish with plenty ‘o explosions, humor, car chases, and one-liners supplied in a dynamite script by Douglas Cook, Mark Rosner, and David Weisberg (that also contains un-credited work from Quentin Tarantino). Even after this praise, you are, naah, you’re not, still interested in seeing why ‘The Rock’ is so essential, are you?To put it like this, the action begins with General Francis ‘Frank’ R. Hummel (Ed Harris) having a vigil at his wife’s grave and tells her that he is about to make a haste decision in the name of the many men who have died under his command and were consequently forgotten by the American government

    So he and his men stage a daring heist at a military depot and make off with 16 rockets loaded with deadly V-X gas, which in the words of one of the film’s characters, ‘Is one of the deadliest substances known to man.’ Their next move is to make a point that they aren’t to be toyed with anymore. So Frank stages a hostage takeover at Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay. He tells the kids that are part of a tour group to head back to the boats while the 88 hostages are held in the prison’s cells

    Hummel demands the government make restitutions to the surviving family members of every man who has given his life for this country and if they aren’t met, San Francisco will be reduced to nothing but a giant cloud of poison gas. The Pentagon and assorted officials know the score: they know that Hummel knows he isn’t to be messed with and they take his demands seriously

    A plan is put into effect: a SEAL team is dispatched to try to retake the island, but there is one catch. No one alive knows the inner workings of Alcatraz prison. No one knows, except John Patrick Mason (Sean Connery), the only man known to have escaped the infamous island and lived to tell about it. But he’s under maximum security incarceration because in the eyes of one F.B.I. Director John Womack (the late John Spencer), he knows all of America’s most ‘intimate’ secrets (including who really shot JFK) and allowing Mason to be on the loose would be a pretty bad idea

    There is a third prong: an F.B.I. lab rat with no field experience, Stanley Goodspeed (Nicolas Cage), is also assigned, and with Mason in tow, they’ll accompany the SEALs to Alcatraz to try to dismantle the rockets and Hummel. Of course Goodspeed is reluctant but because a baby is on the way with his longtime girlfriend, he decides he has no choice but to go

    From then on, you know the game since any attempt to further describe the plot would be an exercise in futility: lots of people get shot, firefights, and breakneck pacing that’s trademark of one Mr. Bay and any film produced by a certain Mr. Bruckheimer. What keeps this boat afloat is the dynamic and unlikely partnering of Connery and Cage, who both know their roles well and play off one another, add to the other’s performance like old friends as they navigate through Alcatraz’s labyrinth of dark tunnels and sewers. Ed Harris is even given a third dimension in his villain role that elevates him above the typical action-movie bad guy. He’s a soldier with a chip on his shoulder and his argument is quite convincing (I almost bought into myself). But his true motives later become the subject of a rather colorful and inventive plot twist late in the film.’The Rock’ is why we go to theaters for action in the first place. My view: ‘The Rock’ rocks, big time

    Just check it out to see.10/10

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    ‘A League of Their Own’ Download and Reviews

    December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Drama, Sport

    “A League of Their Own” Movie Details

    A League of Their Own tagline: To achieve the incredible you have to attempt the impossible.
    A League of Their Own - DVD Cover

    A League of Their Own DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Tom Hanks Jimmy Dugan
    Geena Davis Dottie Hinson
    Madonna Mae Mordabito
    Lori Petty Kit Keller
    Jon Lovitz Ernie Capadino
    David Strathairn Ira Lowenstein
    Garry Marshall Walter Harvey
    Bill Pullman Bob Hinson
    Megan Cavanagh Marla Hooch – 2nd Base
    Rosie O’Donnell Doris Murphy – 3rd Base
    Tracy Reiner Betty ‘Betty Spaghetti’ Horn – Left Field
    Bitty Schram Evelyn Gardner – Right Field
    Don S. Davis Charlie Collins, Racine Coach
    RenГ©e Coleman Alice Gaspers – Left Field
    RenГ©e Coleman Center Field
    Directors: Penny Marshall
    IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 31,866 votes

    “A League of Their Own” Movie Review

    “A League of Their Own” Plot Summary

    Two sisters join the first female professional baseball league and struggle to help it succeed amidst their own growing rivalry.

    I Loved It!

    I saw this movie long time ago and I still watch this movie. ‘A League of Their Own’ is absolutely hilarious and also has some drama. I think this movie owes a big one to the actors who brought so much fun. Geena Davis plays Dottie Hinson, a loving sister who has some troubles with her younger sister, Kit, and struggles on making decisions of wether she should stay in baseball team (Rockford Peaches) or go back to her home with her husband who just came back from World War II with broken arm(or was it a leg?). It surprised me when I found out that Geena was inches taller than most of the women in the movie. She showed off many fascinating stunts, such as catching a flying baseball with one hand and sliding like a ballerina when catching the foul ball. She was great

    Tom Hanks was hilarious as Jimmy Dugan, an alcoholic hitter who became a baseball coach of Rockford Peaches. Jim hates that job, but as the time goes by, he realizes that the girls are very good and he gets pretty enthusiastic about the game and all. I love the part when he gets frustrated and shouts, ‘There’s no crying in baseball!’ and gets on a fight with the judge. Jimmy Dugan is probably one of Tom’s best characters so far

    Another great performance by Lori Petty, who played Geena Davis’ sister, Kit. Kit is a very good player, but she gets jealous of Dottie and eventually joins another team called Racines. Somehow, I loved her performance

    Then there are other great actings by Madonna and Rosie O’Donnell. They are somewhat nasty girls in the team who happen to be two close best friends. They bring so much joy to this movie and I loved the dancing scene at the bar. Madonna plays her part really well and Rosie is just great as always

    Megan Cavannagh was funny also. She played Marla Hooch, who was obviously one of the best players in the team, but unfortunately her looks did matter when she was joining the team. Even though she might not be a best singer (scene at the bar was funny!), she met a great man and got married. Ann Cusack, who played Shirley Baker was pretty forgettable, but she played the sweetest role. Other roles like a player who is a mother of a naughty son (can’t remember her name, though) was also sweet, and the player who lost her husband made me cry. A pretty blonde player who used to be Miss Georgia was good also. Jon Lovitz plays a scout and gives the hilarious lines and I wish he had played more. And don’t miss Tea Leoni as the Racine player! She appears in some scenes, so keep your eyes open. And the older version of the characters looked so much like the younger versions. Especially the Old Dottie Hinson

    So if you are depressed and want to watch a funny, witty movie and just have some fun – go and rent this movie. I would give 3 1/2 out of 5 (probably not a breath-taking film, but very entertaining).

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    ‘The Lion King 1 1/2′ Download and Reviews

    December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Animation, Comedy, Family

    “The Lion King 1 1/2″ Movie Details

    The Lion King 1 1/2 tagline: You don’t know the ? of it!
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    The Lion King 1 1/2 DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Nathan Lane Timon
    Ernie Sabella Pumbaa
    Julie Kavner Mom
    Jerry Stiller Uncle Max
    Matthew Broderick Simba
    Robert Guillaume Rafiki
    Moira Kelly Nala
    Whoopi Goldberg Shenzi
    Cheech Marin Banzai
    Jim Cummings Ed
    Edward Hibbert Zazu
    Jason Rudofsky Flinchy
    Matt Weinberg Young Simba
    Tony Anselmo Donald Duck
    Jeff Bennett Additional Voices
    Directors: Bradley Raymond
    IMDB Rating: 6.5/10 out of 5,362 votes

    “The Lion King 1 1/2″ Movie Review

    “The Lion King 3″ Plot Summary

    Timon the meerkat and Pumbaa the warthog retell the story of The Lion King, from their own unique perspective. add synopsis

    Surprisingly Good

    I have to be honest, i was expecting a failure so bad, because it really did sound like they were trying to milk the original movie to get money. But that wasn’t the case with this pretty funny (sometimes odd) movie. I loved how they told the story of Timon and Pumba, the story with Simba and him having trouble sleeping was funny. The jacuzzi bubble, and when Pumba leaves, the bubbles stop. It’s all harmless fun, good for kids and some adults. I think this movie will last for a while because it is rather good for a straight to Video and DVD movie. While the movie does seem a little odd and kind of trails off toward the end, it works. 8 out of 10

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    ‘Legends of the Fall’ Download and Reviews

    December 18, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Romance, War

    “Legends of the Fall” Movie Details

    Legends of the Fall tagline: He was a rock they broke themselves against however much he tried to protect them
    Legends of the Fall - DVD Cover

    Legends of the Fall DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Sam Sarkar
  • Brad Pitt Tristan Ludlow
    Anthony Hopkins Col. William Ludlow
    Aidan Quinn Alfred Ludlow
    Julia Ormond Susannah Fincannon Ludlow
    Henry Thomas Samuel Ludlow
    Karina Lombard Isabel Two Decker Ludlow
    Gordon Tootoosis One Stab
    Christina Pickles Isabel Ludlow
    Paul Desmond Decker
    Tantoo Cardinal Pet
    Robert Wisden John T. O’Banion
    John Novak James O’Banion
    Kenneth Welsh Sheriff Tynert
    Bill Dow Longley
    Rodriguez
    Directors: Edward Zwick IMDB Rating: 7.1/10 out of 37,405 votes

    “Legends of the Fall” Movie Review

    “Legends of the Fall” Plot Summary

    Epic tale of three brothers and their father living in the remote wilderness of 1900s USA and how their lives are affected by nature, history, war, and love.

    Comedy for the ages

    One of the top comedies of the 1990s. Unintentionally, of course. There’s really no other way to take it. Yes, the cinematography is fine. As for the rest … Anthony Hopkins channels Popeye. Brad Pitt channels his hair (I wasn’t aware long, flowing locks were all the rage among officers of the Great War). The sheer heavy-handedness and predictability of the story. … Seriously, when I saw this in the theater, I burst out laughing several times — most notably, the ludicrous scene involving the barbed wire and the machine gun. Hard to believe this is the work of the same director who made ‘Glory’ and ‘Courage Under Fire.’

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    ‘Rocky II’ Download and Reviews

    December 17, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Sport

    “Rocky II” Movie Details

    Rocky II tagline: He was one punch away from the heavyweight championship of the world. Now he’s one heartbeat away from losing the woman he loves.
    Rocky 2 - DVD Cover

    Rocky II DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Sylvester Stallone Rocky Balboa
    Talia Shire Adrian
    Burt Young Paulie
    Carl Weathers Apollo Creed
    Burgess Meredith Mickey Goldmill
    Tony Burton Duke
    Joe Spinell Tony Gazzo
    Leonard Gaines Agent
    Sylvia Meals Mary Anne Creed
    Frank McRae Meat Foreman
    Al Silvani Cutter
    John Pleshette Director
    Stu Nahan Announcer
    Bill Baldwin Commentator
    Jerry Ziesmer Salesman
    Directors: Sylvester Stallone
    IMDB Rating: 6.7/10 out of 33,501 votes

    “Rocky II” Movie Review

    “Rocky 2″ Plot Summary

    Rocky struggles in family life after his bout with Apollo Creed, while the embarrassed champ insistently goads him to accept a challenge for a rematch.

    I liked it a lot

    Rocky 2 is a really good movie however I honestly don’t think its a necessary movie. The only real difference between this movie and the original is that Rocky wins in this one. I wanted Rocky to win in the first one like every underdog movie but the point of the first one was for him to go the distance. This movie is the ending that I would have liked for Rocky I but I honestly don’t think there needed to be a movie just for that. I enjoyed Rocky 2 and its a good sequel but I don’t think the movies necessary and its not necessary in the Rocky time line. I’ve seen worst Sports Movies and I’ve seen better Sports Movies. The movie also deals with how Rocky would seem if he was rich which is entertaining and interesting.

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    ‘This Is It’ Download and Reviews

    December 7, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Documentary, Music

    “This Is It” Movie Details

    This Is It tagline: Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before
    This Is It - DVD Cover

    This Is It DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Michael Jackson Himself
    Alex Al Electric and Synth Bass
    Nick Bass Dancer
    Michael Bearden Keyboards
    Daniel Celebre Dancer
    Mekia Cox Dancer
    Misha Gabriel Dancer
    Chris Grant Dancer
    Directors:
    IMDB Rating: 7.4/10 out of 14,157 votes

    “This Is It” Movie Review

    “This Is It” Plot Summary

    A compilation of interviews, rehearsals and backstage footage of Michael Jackson as he prepared for his series of sold-out shows in London.

    It’s All For Love

    A strong feeling of love towards myself, everyone around me and planet Earth is what I left the cinema feeling. Michael was alive again for those two hours. This Is It showcases the King of Pop at his finest

    As the lights blackened and the Columbia Pictures animation played, the theatre erupted with cheers of ‘I love you Michael’ and ‘God bless you Michael’. After the chaos died down the audience sat in awe as the King did what he did best; he thrilled us

    From the rocking tunes of They Don’t Care About Us and Beat It(which I was particularly impressed with) to those real toe tapping hits such as The Way You Make Me Feel, Billie Jean and Wanna Be Startin’ Something to the beautifully emotional songs that really showcased Michael’s ability as a singer such as Human Nature and I Just Can’t Stop Loving You, Michael truly dominated the stage. Every single person in the theatre was singing along and clapping for and after every song. I was over the moon with the recreation of the Jackson Five seeing as The Love You Save is a touching one for me. The real fun came with the especially theatrical numbers that were Thriller and Smooth Criminal, both had me in fits of happiness. Then, after a dramatic and heart touching rendition of Earth Song, Man In The Mirror drew the whole show to its close, emanating love and Michael’s passion for people to make a change

    I saw not one single thing, in my opinion, wrong with this film and I believe everyone will enjoy it. If you aren’t a Michael Jackson fan, while you may not appreciate the significance of This Is It, you will sure as hell have a brilliant time. And if you are an MJ fan, you will truly appreciate the greatness and strong sense of meaning behind the final documentation of the true King of Pop’s work, the legacy of Michael Jackon.

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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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    ‘Men in Black’ Download and Reviews

    November 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi

    “Men in Black” Movie Details

    Men in Black tagline: Protecting the earth from the scum of the universe
    MIB - DVD Cover

    Men in Black DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • John Alexander
  • Tommy Lee Jones Agent K (Kay)
    Will Smith James Edwards/Agent J (Jay)/”Slick”
    Linda Fiorentino Dr. Laurel Weaver/Agent L (Elle)
    Vincent D’Onofrio Edgar
    Rip Torn Chief Zed
    Tony Shalhoub Jack Jeebs
    Siobhan Fallon Beatrice, Edgar’s Wife
    Mike Nussbaum Gentle Rosenburg the Arquillian Jeweler
    Jon Gries Nick the Van Driver
    Sergio CalderГіn Jose
    Carel Struycken Arquillian
    Fredric Lehne INS Agent Janus
    Richard Hamilton Agent D (K’s first Partner)
    Kent Faulcon 1st Lt. Jake Jensen
    Mikey
    Directors: Barry Sonnenfeld IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 out of 113,376 votes

    “Men in Black” Movie Review

    “MIB” Plot Summary

    Two men who keep an eye on aliens in New York City must try to save the world after the aliens threaten to blow it up.

    Strange but it works

    Fast paced and never too serious you cannot help but feel this is what cinema should be. Men in Black is certainly not just for the Sci Fi fans. It is a simple enough idea; a secret organisation manages the numerous aliens living on earth, unbeknown to the general public. The success lies in the all in a days work feel about the Men’s dealing with the aliens, wearing suits to save the planet. It is also refreshing to see writers didn’t try too hard. The top secrecy, for example, is maintained by flashing memory erasers. The story provides a mission but really the whole thing is just a lot of fun. Will Smith is excellent and strangely believable in his role. Together with Tommy Lee Jones’ drips of sarcasm and impervious manner the interplay between Agents K and J works brilliantly. Coupled with a weird and wonderful selection of aliens characters makes for compelling viewing.

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    ‘The Karate Kid’ Download and Reviews

    November 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “The Karate Kid” Movie Details

    The Karate Kid tagline: Only the ‘Old One’ could teach him the secrets of the masters.
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    The Karate Kid DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Tom Fridley
  • Ralph Macchio Daniel Larusso
    Pat Morita Mr. Kesuke Miyagi
    Martin Kove John Kreese
    William Zabka Johnny Lawrence
    Ron Thomas Bobby Brown
    Rob Garrison Tommy
    Chad McQueen Dutch
    Tony O’Dell Jimmy
    Israel Juarbe Freddy Fernandez
    William Bassett Mr. Mills
    Larry B. Scott Jerry
    Frank Burt Avalon Chucky
    Jeff Fishman Billy
    Ken Daly Chris
    Alan
    Directors: John G. Avildsen IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 33,228 votes

    “The Karate Kid” Movie Review

    “The Karate Kid” Plot Summary

    A handyman/martial arts master agrees to teach a bullied boy karate and shows him that there is more to the martial art than fighting.

    Karate Kid

    Best movie ever!!! The chemistry between Ralph Macchio and Elisabeth Shue is pure gold! This movie is really relatable to just about everyone who ever got picked on. I also think Pat Morita did a great job in reducing vocabulary while retaining intelligence for this movie. Another thing that really impressed me was that I heard that Billy Zabka really took that kick to the face in the conclusion of the tournament. The characters really play off of each other and the result is astounding. One thing however I find almost unbelievable, is that in this movie, Ralph Macchio is almost 23 years old. With his ability to pull off such a young role and his performances in The Outsiders along with these Karate Kid movies I believe he is one of the best actors ever. All in all, this movie is a must see and an extremely good classic.

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