‘Collateral’ Download and Reviews

December 22, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Crime, Drama, Thriller

“Collateral” Movie Details

Collateral tagline: It started like any other night
Collateral - DVD Cover

Collateral DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Jamie McBride
  • Tom Cruise Vincent
    Jamie Foxx Max
    Jada Pinkett Smith Annie
    Mark Ruffalo Fanning
    Peter Berg Richard Weidner
    Bruce McGill Pedrosa
    Irma P. Hall Ida
    Barry Shabaka Henley Daniel
    Richard T. Jones Traffic Cop #1
    Klea Scott Fed #1
    Bodhi Elfman Young Professional Man
    Debi Mazar Young Professional Woman
    Javier Bardem Felix
    Emilio Rivera Paco
    Traffic Cop #2
    Directors: Michael Mann IMDB Rating: 7.8/10 out of 98,743 votes

    “Collateral” Movie Review

    “Collateral” Plot Summary

    A cab driver finds himself the hostage of an engaging contract killer as he makes his rounds from hit to hit during one night in LA. He must find a way to save both himself and one last victim.

    The Best thriller of 2004.

    Collateral combines star power, great performances, top notch direction, a fantastic soundtrack and what is a bona fide contender to be called the best action scene in years. Quite simply, I can not think of a movie released in 2004 that thrilled me quite as much as Collateral. Collateral has Tom Cruise (Who rivals Sean Penn to be called my favorite actor of the generation of 40-something year olds) as Vincent, a smart, precise hit-man in Los Angeles to kill five targets in one night. He hires cabdriver Max (Jamie Foxx, in a now Oscar nominated performance) for the night and they’re off. Max realizes that something is up around the time that Vincent leaves at the first stop and a dead body hits the roof of his cab. Upon his return, he replies that he didn’t kill him, ‘Bullets and the fall killed him.’ Over the course of the night they make more stops, most of which turn into great scenes, whether they’re going to a jazz club to off a guy or to a hospital to pay a visit to Max’s mom. The scene I was referring to the best action scene in years takes place in a night club where Max and Vincent, some cops who think Max is the killer, a thug belonging to Vincent’s employer who also thinks Max is the Killer, a cop who knows Max isn’t the Killer, club security, Vincent’s target and his bodyguards and a dance floor full of bystanders meet up. There is about five minutes of characters driving to the club that builds up tension beyond belief. When it goes down, it may be a flurry of gunfire, but with the setting of the club, the quality of Mann’s direction and the coolest piece of music I’ve heard in a movie this year(Paul Oakenfold- Ready Steady Go,) it adds up to the best action scene of at least this year, topping even the car chases of movies like The Bourne Supremacy, Which I loved, The Matrix Reloaded, Which I liked, and I, Robot, Which I didn’t care for. Collateral can be seen as an adrenaline pumping thriller, which it is, or as something more. For those of us who loved Mann’s 1995 epic Heat, Collateral is definitely the latter. Mann makes references to heat in several ways. For those who thought that the subway finale was a disappointment, check out Heat. The nod there is that Heat begins on a subway platform and ends at the airport, while Collateral begins in the LAX terminal and ends on the subway. That is just one of several nods. When people have been saying stuff about the best thriller of 2004, they are frequently mentioning Collateral, The Bourne Supremacy and The Manchurian Candidate. While I consider Collateral a clear victor, I certainly understand why someone would mention The Bourne Supremacy, but The Manchurian Candidate was murky all the way through, had a weak ending and was a major step down from the 1962 version, which is one of the best movies ever made. I’ll use the phrase that James Berardinelli uses on his favorite summer movies to wrap this up. When the dust settles, Collateral will be the best of this (Last) years summer movies. Sadly, Collateral only got two Oscar nods, Supporting Actor, Foxx, and Editing. However, that’s more than any other mentioned summer thriller got. ***1/2 (Out of ****)

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    ‘Proof of Life’ Download and Reviews

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

    “Proof of Life” Movie Details

    Proof of Life tagline:
    Proof of Life - DVD Cover

    Proof of Life DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Meg Ryan Alice Bowman
    Russell Crowe Terry Thorne
    David Morse Peter Bowman
    Pamela Reed Janis Goodman
    David Caruso Dino
    Anthony Heald Ted Fellner
    Stanley Anderson Jerry
    Gottfried John Eric Kessler
    Alun Armstrong Wyatt
    Michael Kitchen Ian Havery
    Margo Martindale Ivy
    Mario Ernesto SГЎnchez Arturo Fernandez
    Pietro Sibille Juaco
    Vicky HernГЎndez Maria
    Norma MartГ­nez Norma
    Directors: Taylor Hackford
    IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 22,001 votes

    “Proof of Life” Movie Review

    “Proof of Life” Plot Summary

    Alice hires a professional negotiator to obtain the release of her engineer husband, who has been kidnapped by anti-government guerrillas in South America. add synopsis

    A good and very entertaining thriller with Russell Crowe

    While building a dam in ‘Tecala’, a country situated in the Andes, the chief America engineer ‘Peter Bowman’ (David Morse), is captured by anti-government forces during a raid in the capital. When the rebels discover their identity require $3 million to return safe and sound. However, the company of ‘Peter’, based in Houston, is on the brink of bankruptcy and has canceled the insurance policy against kidnappings, so it cannot provide the money for their rescue. Abandoned by the company, ‘Alice’ (Meg Ryan), the wife of ‘Peter’, must cope with the situation by your account. She hires the services of the negotiator of hostages professional ‘Terry Thorne’ (Russell Crowe), a veteran of SAS, which in recent years has dealt with numerous kidnappings.’Proof of Life’ is a film little considered due to high expectations for its attractiveness argument and that is the first film of Russell Crowe after the great success throughout the world with ‘Gladiator.’ But its director Taylor Hackford has not sought a film committed and complaint, only has sought to expose through a current problem, a simple thriller and fairly, conventional with good scenes of action. Its objective is achieved by far, but it is not at all what has been expected of this film

    In terms of its scenes of action, they are very successful and generous, with some contribution of tension well managed. The film is conventional within this genre of films. It has not nothing to do not have seen before, but it knows expose very well the action, although the fabric loving can be considered very secondary fulfills its mission,

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    ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ Download and Reviews

    November 4, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Movie Details

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest tagline: If he’s crazy, what does that make you?
    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - DVD Cover

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Lan Fendors
  • Jack Nicholson Randle Patrick McMurphy
    Louise Fletcher Nurse Mildred Ratched
    William Redfield Harding
    Michael Berryman Ellis
    Peter Brocco Colonel Matterson
    Dean R. Brooks Dr. John Spivey
    Alonzo Brown Miller
    Scatman Crothers Orderly Turkle
    Mwako Cumbuka Attendant Warren
    Danny DeVito Martini
    William Duell Jim Sefelt
    Josip Elic Bancini
    Nurse Itsu
    Directors: Milos Forman IMDB Rating: 8.9/10 out of 197,023 votes

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Movie Review

    “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Plot Summary

    Upon arrival at a mental institution, a brash rebel rallies the patients together to take on the oppressive Nurse Ratched, a woman more a dictator than a nurse.

    One of the greatest movies and life lessons of all time

    Not many movies have won the ‘big five’ in the academy awards. It’s enough to win just best picture for a lot of movies. This movie portrays every film element to the highest degree, from the beautiful panoramic shots of the mountains outside of the mental institution to the story of ultimate redemption McMurphy and Chief find at the end

    The movie is seen through the eyes of Randle McMurphy (Nicholson). He is sent to the mental institution because he would rather be considered ‘insane’ and live in ‘luxury’ other than being a jailbird in prison. Once he gets into the actual living area where the insane are, he looks up at this tall, native looking man they call ‘Chief’. McMurphy’s initial reaction to Chief was his little Indian dance he did to mock him, but once Chief didn’t react McMurphy asked him if he played football and says to chief, ‘God damn, boy, you’re as big as a mountain.’ Little by little, you could see their friendship start to unfold out throughout the movie

    In One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the title ‘villain’ would definitely belong to Nurse Ratched. She gave threats to the patients, she was even friends with one of the patient’s (Billy) mom. She also tries to toy with McMurphy’s mind by trying to get him to conform with the customs of mental facility. It doesn’t work out for her as planned. Including a classic scene where Nurse Ratched’s threats cause little Billy to commit suicide. In rage, McMurphy has seen enough and actually chokes her out. This causes McMurphy to go through a lobotomy and become a vegetable at his stay at the clinic

    I know many people probably disagree with this but, I think Chief killing McMurphy at the end was beautiful as much as it was heartbreaking. It symbolized that McMurphy, still had a chance to redeem himself and become a hero, even if it were death. It also gave Chief clearance to finally ‘escape’ the premises and ‘fly from the cuckoo’s nest’, and how he did it at the end was classic. That’s what makes this movie one of the greatest of all time, not only because of the sensational acting and the sociological significance, but because of the message and symbolism of the story

    The directing by Milos Foreman was phenomenal, not only with the memorable acting by Jack Nicholson, but with the camera shots he used in certain scenes. For example, the scene before McMurphy was about to get electro-shock therapy they show a very close up angle of him to show the intensity and crowdedness he had to go through while getting the shock treatment. Nicholson also makes it pretty believable that he is actually getting shocked, by making ‘gurgling’ noises and such

    They actually go back to the ‘lying down’ closed angle shot at the end of the movie when Nicholson passes away. I thought it was very brave of the director to keep that long shot of McMurphy’s dead self, because by making it last as though it were a still shot, to me it seemed more and more believable that McMurphy was actually dead. I don’t know how Nicholson just lied there stiff as a board. I know he may have won his Oscar because of his heroic and charismatic character, but how he dealt with himself in those two scenes is what tickles my fancy

    The ideology of this film is, in my opinion, what makes it one of the greatest of all time. The story brings up the question of who’s actually the insane; McMurphy and his patients, or Nurse Ratched and the staff? Clinically, McMurphy was not insane. Even the doctors and professors stated that, but since he didn’t follow the norms and the dictatorship of Nurse Ratched, he had to stay at the sanitarium longer. I also loved the allusion of Chief, by acting deaf and dumb. He played the omniscient or ‘god-like’ role of hearing and seeing everything, yet not saying anything himself. It almost seems as he was the narrating the story until he befriended McMurphy

    I don’t know if I could think of a more evil villain in a movie other than Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher). The evil looks she gave to her patients when they were doing something wrong was as cold-hearted as one could get. Also her audacity to tell Billy’s mother about his sexual deviance is as sinister as you can get. She knew that it would hurt Billy deeply, which was a major reason he was ‘insane’ is because of his relationship with his mother. He eventually killed himself, angering McMurphy

    I never thought I would cheer out loud when a grown man was choking out a little woman, but I did here. This scene did a fantastic job of not making it taboo, but making you want her dead even more. This did change Nurse Ratched however, it made her a little nicer to the patients at the end and made her realize that if she abuses her power as a nurse, it can come back to haunt her

    The meaning of this story is wonderful and helped Jack Nicholson set the bar for acting. The symbolism of Chief’s and McMurphy’s redemption serves as a corner stone for many many movies today. Whether it be the costumes of the patients, the crazy acting, or even the beautiful classic shot at the end of the movie where Chief runs out to freedom; This movie will never be forgotten. And it serves as a good lesson for everyone out there who feels left out can all come together and get freedom. I advise anybody who says they love movies to watch this film, because it will not only change your views, it will change your life and you can’t say that about a lot of movies.

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    ‘Death Proof’ Download and Reviews

    October 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Thriller

    “Death Proof” Movie Details

    Death Proof tagline: A White-Hot Juggernaut At 200 Miles Per Hour!
    Grindhouse: Death Proof - DVD Cover

    Death Proof DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Kurt Russell Stuntman Mike
    Zoe Bell Herself
    Rosario Dawson Abernathy
    Vanessa Ferlito Arlene
    Sydney Tamiia Poitier Jungle Julia
    Tracie Thoms Kim
    Rose McGowan Pam
    Jordan Ladd Shanna
    Mary Elizabeth Winstead Lee
    Quentin Tarantino Warren
    Marcy Harriell Marcy
    Eli Roth Dov
    Omar Doom Nate
    Michael Bacall Omar
    Monica Staggs Lanna Frank
    Directors: Quentin Tarantino
    IMDB Rating: 7.2/10 out of 70,184 votes

    “Death Proof” Movie Review

    “Grindhouse: Death Proof” Plot Summary

    Two separate sets of voluptuous women are stalked at different times by a scarred stuntman who uses his “death proof” cars to execute his murderous plans.

    Excellent!!!

    I haven’t the slightest idea why all of these guys are on here hating on this movie? Could it be that they are the type of guys who don’t care to hear women talk (at all)? I know were just supposed to look sexy and be completely helpless victims in horror flicks. Kicking ass is never supposed to be a woman’s job in a horror flick. You’ll definitely hear some girl talk in this flick. There will be some banter, bickering, laughing, loving, intellectual conversations and downright irrational conversations. You know ‘every day’ girl talk. Add this to some serious bone chilling/thrilling action and you’re all set to go. This is a completely brilliant film that will have you holding on to the edge of your seat. The soundtrack and the non CGI special effects are a special treat. Death Proof is one of my all time favorites.

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    ‘8 Mile’ Download and Reviews

    October 3, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Music

    “8 Mile” Movie Details

    8 Mile tagline: Go back to where it all started.
    8 Mile - DVD Cover

    8 Mile DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Chloe Greenfield
  • Eminem Jimmy ‘B-Rabbit’ Smith, Jr.
    Kim Basinger Stephanie Smith
    Mekhi Phifer David ‘Future’ Porter
    Brittany Murphy Alex
    Evan Jones Cheddar Bob
    Omar Benson Miller Sol George
    De’Angelo Wilson DJ Iz
    Eugene Byrd Wink
    Taryn Manning Janeane
    Larry Hudson Bouncer
    Proof Lil’ Tic
    Mike Bell Shorty Mike
    DJ Head Battle DJ
    Michael Shannon Greg Buehl
    Lily Smith
    Directors: Curtis Hanson IMDB Rating: 6.7/10 out of 52,020 votes

    “8 Mile” Movie Review

    “8 Mile” Plot Summary

    A young rapper, struggling with every aspect of his life, wants to make the most of what could be his final opportunity but his problems around gives him doubts. add synopsis

    An incredibly inspiring film.

    Unlike many people who have seen this film, I’m no fan of Eminem. I never liked his music much, and put off watching the film for some time. Now that I’ve seen I’m very shocked at how good it is. Curtis Hanson has created an incredibly realistic environment. The film feels natural, and the script flows nicely

    Many people have said that Eminem’s performance is sub-par, but maybe they are blinded by their opinion of him. If I had never seen him before, and thought he was just another actor, I could have seen him going somewhere with this. I don’t know if he’ll ever pursue a career in acting, but he should try. The supporting cast feels just right, exactly like the regular people you might see every day.’8 Mile’ is inspiring, and sure to be regarded as a classic in the years to come, once the hype has died off.7.7 out of 10

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    ‘Rain Man’ Download and Reviews

    October 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “Rain Man” Movie Details

    Rain Man tagline:
    Rain Man - DVD Cover

    Rain Man DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • John-Michael Dougherty
  • Dustin Hoffman Raymond Babbitt
    Tom Cruise Charlie Babbitt
    Valeria Golino Susanna
    Gerald R. Molen Dr. Bruner
    Jack Murdock John Mooney
    Michael D. Roberts Vern
    Ralph Seymour Lenny
    Lucinda Jenney Iris
    Bonnie Hunt Sally Dibbs
    Kim Robillard Small Town Doctor
    Beth Grant Mother at Farm House
    Dolan Dougherty Farm House Kid
    Marshall Dougherty Farm House Kid
    Patrick Dougherty Farm House Kid
    Farm House Kid
    Directors: Barry Levinson IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 96,309 votes

    “Rain Man” Movie Review

    “Rain Man” Plot Summary

    Selfish yuppie Charlie Babbitt’s father left a fortune to his savant brother Raymond and a pittance to Charlie; they travel cross-country.

    A good drama that gives an idea of what living with an autistic person must be like

    It’s not very difficult to see why this movie won four Oscars and was nominated for four more. The academy loves movies about people with difficult lives or with a handicap. Sometimes it almost feels like they are desperate to show that they too have a heart and so a director who hasn’t won anything so far just has to make a movie with such a subject and he can be sure that he will hit the jackpot. Does that also mean that those movies are always excellent? No, although I wish they were. But it has to be said, not all of those movies are bad either, take for instance this ‘Rain Man’. That’s certainly a movie that deserves a closer watch

    When the selfish yuppie Charlie Babbitt hears that his father has left behind a fortune after his death, but that he won’t get it, he is furious. He has never had a good relationship with his father, who threw him out as a teenager, but he sure hoped for more than a now antique convertible. And to make things worse for Charlie, he hears that all the money goes to Raymond, an autistic man who he has never seen before in his life, but who appears to be his brother. And if that shock isn’t yet big enough, the man also appears to be able to calculate complicated mathematical problems in his head with great speed and accuracy, but doesn’t even understand what money can be used for. Enraged by all this ‘injustice’, Charlie kidnaps Raymond from his residential home, but then finds out how difficult it is to live with a man who only can live with his fixed routines…This wouldn’t have been a typical eighties movie if there hadn’t been a selfish yuppie in it of course, but I must say that it didn’t bother me this time. The main reason for that is because it accentuates the contrast between the two men even more. Charlie has nothing else but money on his mind, while Raymond doesn’t even know what money is. That’s without any doubt a very smart idea which makes this movie work. And that’s not the only good thing about this movie. The acting for instance is also very good. Especially Dustin Hoffman is excellent, but that has of course much to do with the role that he is playing. Still, his performance is very believable and remarkable. And even though I’m not a huge Tom Cruise fan, I must say that he was really very good in this movie. The role he was playing seemed to be written for him

    All in all this is a very good movie that sure deserves to be seen. The acting and the story are far above average and give a good idea of what it must be like to live with an autistic person. I’m convinced that this movie certainly doesn’t deserve a rating lower than 7.5/10.

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    ‘TMNT’ Download and Reviews

    September 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Animation

    “TMNT” Movie Details

    TMNT tagline: Raising Shell In 2007
    Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV - DVD Cover

    TMNT DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Chris Evans Casey Jones
    Sarah Michelle Gellar April O’Neil
    Mako Master Splinter
    Kevin Smith Diner
    Patrick Stewart Max Winters
    Laurence Fishburne Narrator
    Ziyi Zhang Karai
    Mitchell Whitfield Donatello
    James Arnold Taylor Leonardo
    Mikey Kelley Michelangelo
    Nolan North Raphael/Nightwatcher
    John DiMaggio Colonel Santino
    Paula Mattioli General Serpiente
    Kevin Michael Richardson General Aquila
    Fred Tatasciore General Gato
    Directors: Kevin Munroe
    IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 25,026 votes

    “TMNT” Movie Review

    “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV” Plot Summary

    The continued adventures of the four adolescent mutated turtles gifted in the art of the ninja, as they attempt to stop a mysterious evil that threatens to end the world.

    An excellent and enjoyable treat for all Turtles fans!

    I saw this last night at a preview in my local Odeon. I am a big fan of the Turtles and have been since my childhood. I wasn’t quite sure of what to expect from this movie but I was very impressed

    The characters have all had a terrific makeover which is displayed with some of the best on screen animation that I have seen in a long time. The film itself is a bit vivid but all the same very enjoyable

    All the chosen voice overs and presentations for each character seem very well suited, although my only criticism is against April O Neils character. She has gone from a geeky news reporter to tough as nails ninja it would appear, but we are not told exactly how far into the future this movie is from the Turtles timescale so I accept that the scriptwriters have progressed things and the characters have moved forward.**Spoiler Alert** One thing in particular is Leonardo , he looks very, very well done indeed. One scene in particular is the rooftop fight scene between him and Raphael which looks visually stunning and is way above anything I have seen in the animation world

    The fight scenes/violence are a lot tougher than what you would expect from a Turtles feature. Some hard hitting ‘ninja’ violence is displayed throughout the movie and combined with the scary monsters is well worth it’s PG certificate. All in good taste though

    Overall a very enjoyable and visual treat for the kids and grown ups which does justice for the whole TMNT history.

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    ‘The Bank Job’ Download and Reviews

    September 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Thriller

    “The Bank Job” Movie Details

    The Bank Job tagline: The true story of a heist gone wrong… in all the right ways.
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    The Bank Job DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Jason Statham Terry
    Saffron Burrows Martine
    Stephen Campbell Moore Kevin
    Daniel Mays Dave
    James Faulkner Guy Singer
    Alki David Bambas
    Michael Jibson Eddie
    Richard Lintern Tim Everett
    Don Gallagher Gerald Pyke
    David Suchet Lew Vogel
    Peter Bowles Miles Urquhart
    Andrew Brooke Quinn
    Trevor Byfield Jack Jessell
    Peter De Jersey Michael X
    Rufus Dean Young Cop
    Directors: Roger Donaldson
    IMDB Rating: 7.5/10 out of 46,844 votes

    “The Bank Job” Movie Review

    “The Bank Job” Plot Summary

    Martine offers Terry a lead on a foolproof bank hit on London’s Baker Street. She targets a roomful of safe deposit boxes worth millions in cash and jewelry. But Terry and his crew don’t realize the boxes also contain a treasure trove of dirty secrets – secrets that will thrust them into a deadly web of corruption and illicit scandal. add synopsis

    Better than Most

    I recommend this movie

    The movie has a well thought out plot. It moves at a good pace that leaves you interested with the actual events in the film

    The acting was well done. Jason Statham continues to be one of todays most under-appreciated and underrated actors. Yes, he does do some questionable action movies, but when you put him in a role where one actually needs to ‘act’, he never disappoints

    The dialog was ‘catchy’ but still believable. The characters in this movie are believable in their ’sinister’ ways or their ‘everyday joe’ kind of ways. You really do end up hating certain individuals and loving others. There are so many interesting characters that have an interest in the bank heist that you really do want to know how it all ends

    There was no unnecessary violence just for the sake of violence and yet at points, it felt like an action thriller

    In the end, this is a movie with a great plot, great characters, good dialog and an ending with no holes. AND this movie is missing the Hollywood ‘over the top’ quality that has a tendency to ruin most movies

    Definitely worth seeing.

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    ‘xXx’ Download and Reviews

    September 4, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Crime

    “xXx” Movie Details

    xXx tagline: If you want someone to save the world, make sure it’s someone who likes the world as it is.
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    xXx DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Vin Diesel
    Samuel L. Jackson
    Michael Roof
    Marton Csokas
    Asia Argento
    Eve
    Directors: Rob Cohen
    IMDB Rating: 5.5/10 out of 49,454 votes

    “xXx” Movie Review

    “xXx” Plot Summary

    Xander Cage is an extreme sports athelete recruited by the government on a special mission. add synopsis

    Original

    Though movies about spies have been created many times over through the years, xXx still carries an auro of uniqueness

    Xander Cage (Diesel) is a character that doesn’t nessecarily want to save the world. He’d rather live out his life being the extreme sportist he is. But, a heavy threat hangs in the air and he is roped into becoming a hero…and winning a woman along the way

    Yelena (Argentino) is a far cry different from ‘Bond girls’ and fights Xander with biting words and suspician along the way of the movie…and we have our own suspicians about her.

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    ‘The Incredibles’ Download and Reviews

    September 1, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Animation

    “The Incredibles” Movie Details

    The Incredibles tagline: Do hero, ek awaaz!! (Hindi-language version)
    The Incredibles - DVD Cover

    The Incredibles DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Michael Bird
  • Thandie Newton
    Craig T. Nelson Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible
    Holly Hunter Helen Parr/Elastigirl
    Samuel L. Jackson Lucius Best/Frozone
    Jason Lee Buddy Pine/Syndrome
    Dominique R. Louis Bomb Voyage
    Teddy Newton Newsreel Narrator
    Jean Sincere Mrs. Hogenson
    Eli Fucile Jack Jack Parr
    Maeve Andrews Jack Jack Parr
    Wallace Shawn Gilbert Huph
    Spencer Fox Dashiell ‘Dash’ Parr
    Lou Romano Bernie Kropp
    Wayne Canney Principal
    Sarah Vowell Violet Parr
    Tony Rydinger
    Directors: Brad Bird IMDB Rating: 8.1/10 out of 146,995 votes

    “The Incredibles” Movie Review

    “The Incredibles” Plot Summary

    A family of undercover superheroes, while trying to live the quiet suburban life, are forced into action to save the world.

    Good Entertainemt For About Any Age

    This was somewhat of a surprise hit when it came out in 2004. Most of the attention was on a competing animated film but this is the one that turned out to be a huge box-office success. Word of mouth helped his immensely. It’s what made me check it out, as several friends recommended it. I wound up agreeing with them: it’s excellent entertainment

    The visuals and sound are very impressive, but it’s the story that carries this film: a solid combination of humor, drama, suspense, family ties and action. The action, as in many modern-day films, was overdone in the last half hour of the movie but overall….the DVD is a good investment since people 3 to 63 should enjoy this

    As an adult, it’s not always easy to keep my attention for two hours with animation but the fact this movie does, tells you how good the story is presented. There are wonderful colors in here, too, and a good 5.1 surround system with a sub-woofer would probably blow the roof off!

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