‘Cradle 2 the Grave’ Download and Reviews

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

“Cradle 2 the Grave” Movie Details

Cradle 2 the Grave tagline: Born 2 the life. True 2 the code. Bad 2 the bone.
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Cradle 2 the Grave DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Johnny Nguyen
  • DMX Fait
    Jet Li Su
    Anthony Anderson Tommy
    Kelly Hu Sona
    Tom Arnold Archie
    Mark Dacascos Ling
    Gabrielle Union Daria
    Michael Jace Odion
    Drag-On Miles
    Paige Hurd Vanessa
    Paolo Seganti Christophe
    Richard Trapp Douglas
    Ron Yuan Laser Tech
    Woon Young Park Bald Enforcer
    Ling’s Hitman
    Directors: Andrzej Bartkowiak IMDB Rating: 5.4/10 out of 13,915 votes

    “Cradle 2 the Grave” Movie Review

    “Cradle to the Grave” Plot Summary

    A jewel thief’s daughter is kidnapped after he steals a collection of prized black diamonds, which aren’t at all what they seem. add synopsis

    Loved this little flick

    Hey, it’s not Fellini, but I didn’t expect Fellini. It’s a good, old-fashioned, good guys vs bad guys kind of flick. One that’s fairly predictable, you can sit back, grab the popcorn, and just wait for the guys in the white hats to kick the butts of the guys with the black hats

    So, the actors aren’t the best I’ve ever seen, but I was actually surprised and pleased with DMX’s performance, probably because I didn’t expect much and I don’t care for his ‘music’ at all. If nothing else, his character did come across as likable and he may surprise us all and improve with time. Both the movies I’ve seen him in, he at least portrays the ‘bad guy who’s not a bad guy at all,’ and at least gets a couple of points from me for trying to be a positive role model. I’ve seen Oscar winners who had worse performances, and people are being pretty hard on him on this board, but I think he did more than OK for the material he had to work with

    The movie is provided with the obligatory comic relief with Tom Arnold and Anthony Anderson, and some other supporting actors with whom I’m not familiar, and of course the Jet Li fight sequences are always worth watching. How anyone can move that fast is incredible and I could watch him read the Yellow pages aloud just to watch the fights

    So, if it’s a good, old-fashioned throwback to the good guys vs bad guys movie you’re in the mood for, check it out

    I doubt you’ll be disappointed.

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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.
    Planes, Trains & Automobiles - DVD Cover

    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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    ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Download and Reviews

    November 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Animation, Drama, Family

    “Beauty and the Beast” Movie Details

    Beauty and the Beast tagline: The most beautiful love story ever told.
    Beauty and the Beast - DVD Cover

    Beauty and the Beast DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Alec Murphy
  • Robby Benson Beast
    Jesse Corti Lefou
    Rex Everhart Maurice
    Angela Lansbury Mrs. Potts
    Paige O’Hara Belle
    Jerry Orbach Lumiere
    Bradley Pierce Chip
    David Ogden Stiers Cogsworth/Narrator
    Richard White Gaston
    Jo Anne Worley Wardrobe
    Mary Kay Bergman Babette
    Brian Cummings Stove
    Alvin Epstein Bookseller
    Tony Jay Monsieur D’Arque
    Baker
    Directors: Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 64,296 votes

    “Beauty and the Beast” Movie Review

    “Beauty and the Beast” Plot Summary

    Belle, whose father Maurice is imprisoned by the Beast (really an enchanted Prince), offers herself instead and finds the prince inside the Beast.

    The most beautiful love story ever told.

    ” The Beauty and The Beast” is one of the greatest stories ever told and one of the best movies from Disney that I watched in my life. I always identified myself with Belle, the girl who does not belong the place where she is lives and also with a big taste of reading lots of books. Our story takes part in France in 18 century, and our main character Belle is the prettiest girl in the city she lives, being the object of the affection and interest of Gaston, an arrogant man that has the sympathy of the people of the region.(And also considered a big catch for the girls of the city)But Belle is not interested in him and always imagined her life different from the domestic life people always imagine for her

    One day, Belle’s father, an inventor, was going to sell one of his inventions and lost his ways, being attacked by wild animals and entering in a big dark mansion apparently without a owner. He stays there for a time, but soon the Beast comes up and attacks him,making him a prisoner in his castle

    Belle stays worried and goes after her father in the mansion and there she sees the violent and awful beast who locked her father. She then makes a deal: Belle agrees to stay in the dark castle with the horrible beast in return to her father’s freedom. But with the time, Belle is going to discover all the magic that is beyond the castle, including the talking objects and even a nice side that the Beast has

    This story is very inspiring and very beautiful! =)

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    ‘Jurassic Park’ Download and Reviews

    November 16, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller

    “Jurassic Park” Movie Details

    Jurassic Park tagline: An Adventure 65 Million Years In The Making
    JP - DVD Cover

    Jurassic Park DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Christopher John Fields
  • Sam Neill Dr. Alan Grant
    Laura Dern Dr. Ellie Sattler
    Jeff Goldblum Dr. Ian Malcolm
    Richard Attenborough John Hammond
    Bob Peck Robert Muldoon
    Martin Ferrero Donald Gennaro
    Joseph Mazzello Tim Murphy
    Ariana Richards Lex Murphy
    Samuel L. Jackson Ray Arnold
    B. D. Wong Henry Wu
    Wayne Knight Dennis Nedry
    Gerald R. Molen Gerry Harding
    Miguel Sandoval Juanito Rostagno
    Cameron Thor Lewis Dodgson
    Volunteer #1
    Directors: Steven Spielberg IMDB Rating: 7.9/10 out of 142,908 votes

    “Jurassic Park” Movie Review

    “JP” Plot Summary

    During a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinosaur exhibits to run amok.

    I LOVE this movie!

    This film is easily one of my favorite movies. I saw this movie when it came out in theaters back in 1993; I was only 9-years-old and, though some scenes scared the crap out of me, it blew me away. I was amazed at how, for the first time in a movie, I felt like I was watching REAL dinosaurs. For those who haven’t seen this movie (there are people like that?), it centers on a billionaire’s attempt to create a new amusement park on an isolated island creating bio-engineered dinosaurs; when a group of specialists are brought in to examine the park, things go terribly wrong

    I absolutely loved the story of this film; I loved it so much I had my parents buy me Michael Crichton’s novel and I read it 3 times through the course of my fifth grade year. It was then that I fell in love with the work of Crichton and found myself reading the rest of his work. While, yes, the movie did divert pretty heavily from the book, I still felt it was a great adaptation. It’s Spielberg’s version of Crichton’s story, so I don’t mind the mass differences. The movie is much more family-friendly than Crichton’s novel and I would love to see a another version eventually, a darker version that sticks closer to Crichton’s novel. Unlike most instances when I can say ‘The book was better’ or ‘The movie was better’, I don’t feel the need in this case because they were both fantastic

    The cast did a terrific job. Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Richard Attenborough…all were great in their roles. Though my favorite performance came from Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Ian Malcolm, the arrogant chaos theoretician. I’ve been a fan of Goldblum for a while and I thought he was the perfect choice for the role in this movie. Of course, I have to rave a bit about the film’s special effects. As I mentioned before, this film contains probably the most realistic dinosaurs seen in cinema. A seamless combination of practical animatronics and CGI were used to bring the dinosaurs to life. By now, the effects seem a little dated but they continue to stand strong even now, 15 years later

    This movie is one of those films that every must see. It grossed $350 million in the US alone. The film marked yet another milestone in special effects in cinema. And most importantly, it’s just entertaining.

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    ‘Rocky V’ Download and Reviews

    November 8, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Sport

    “Rocky V” Movie Details

    Rocky V tagline: Go for it!
    Rocky 5 - DVD Cover

    Rocky V DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Sylvester Stallone Rocky Balboa
    Talia Shire Adrian
    Burt Young Paulie
    Sage Stallone Rocky Balboa Jr.
    Burgess Meredith Mickey Goldmill
    Tommy Morrison Tommy “Machine” Gunn
    Richard Gant George Washington Duke
    Tony Burton Duke
    Jimmy Gambina Jimmy
    Delia Sheppard Karen
    Mike Girard Sheehan Merlin Sheets
    Michael Williams Union Cane
    Kevin Connolly Chickie
    Elisebeth Peters Jewel
    Hayes Swope Chickie”s Pal
    Directors: John G. Avildsen
    IMDB Rating: 4.4/10 out of 27,949 votes

    “Rocky V” Movie Review

    “Rocky 5″ Plot Summary

    Reluctantly retired from boxing and back from riches to rags, Rocky takes on a new protege who betrays him; As the champ’s son must adjust to his family’s new life after bankruptcy. add synopsis

    Surprisingly good.

    I thought Rocky V was supposed to be bad?! No no no! It is certainly different from the other 4 in that this time Rocky is retired and is working at Mickey’s gym which he now owns…and looking after his son. Great, right? A father-son movie. But the wonderful thing is, it isn’t drawn out with boring scenes of bonding and what not. This movie made me more angry than Rocky IV even. I won’t say why for that would just ruin the fun part. This movie stays realistic to the character of Rocky, but this time it is more about his relationship not with himself but with the people around him. This movie is fun.

    8/10.

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    ‘Carlito’s Way’ Download and Reviews

    October 28, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Thriller

    “Carlito’s Way” Movie Details

    Carlito’s Way tagline:
    Carlito's Way - DVD Cover

    Carlito's Way DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Al Pacino Carlito ‘Charlie’ Brigante
    Sean Penn David Kleinfeld
    Penelope Ann Miller Gail
    John Leguizamo Benny Blanco
    Ingrid Rogers Steffie
    Luis GuzmГЎn Pachanga
    James Rebhorn Dist. Atty. Norwalk
    Joseph Siravo Vincent ‘Vinnie’ Taglialucci
    Viggo Mortensen Lalin
    Richard Foronjy Pete Amadesso
    Jorge Porcel Saso
    Frank Minucci Tony Taglialucci
    Adrian Pasdar Frankie Taglialucci
    John Ortiz Guajiro
    ГЃngel Salazar Walberto
    Directors: Brian De Palma
    IMDB Rating: 7.9/10 out of 48,177 votes

    “Carlito’s Way” Movie Review

    “Carlito’s Way” Plot Summary

    A Puerto-Rican ex-con, just released from prison, pledges to stay away from drugs and violence despite the pressure around him and lead on to a better life outside of NYC. add synopsis

    One of the best movies ever; a dead end

    I think ‘Carlito’s Way’ is one of the most underestimated movies ever, a technically beautiful film, a rare pearl and in my opinion, one of the best achievements in the gangster genre. Not that people usually find it bad, they just don’t consider it as important as it actually is. Many people say it is a kind of unofficial sequel of De Palma’s ‘Scarface’, and they’re not completely wrong because there is an undeniable link between the main character of both films; Brigante is not the antithesis of Montana but just the same man if he could physically no more be a criminal. He doesn’t stop crime activities simply by choice but due to a physical obligation; Carlito represents, in a way, Tony Montana if he had lived longer. I find that this idea of the bad guy searching for redemption by necessity very interesting. And of course, Pacino is the perfect one to play such a complex role

    More fascinating are the reasons why there is no way for Carlito : he makes himself a target because he has still felonious reactions and feel indebted to Kleinsfeld; he is still conditioned by the gangster code he knows since his childhood. It is not an usual thriller at all, the romance has a great part in it, as if Pacino himself was bored of the crime genre that made him so famous and wanted to change the movie into a love story, even if the spectator knows since the beginning that it won’t be possible. The fact is that this romance is the center of Brigante’s actions; thus, in a very touching scene, Carlito explains how he has changed, is now aware of his weakness and by doing so, opposes himself to the archetype of the cold and strong drug dealer. This is people expecting some kind of usual gangster movie could be disappointed if they don’t get in mind that the center of the story is the main character’s search for love and quietness. The conclusion of this search has no importance compared to the path chosen to achieve it; Carlito’s Way is about acting, not about succeeding

    From an aesthetic point of view, the direction is well-mastered and incredibly dynamic for a film of that kind. De Palma is undeniably a virtuoso and loves more than all to make the camera move in an harmonious way, just as if it was following Pacino’s gesture. Of course, the long shot showing Carlito hidden in Grand Central illustrates well this approach. The pool sequence is also a strong example of Hitchcock’s legacy and influence on De Palma; the suspense that results from the situation is at its top and constitutes a pure form cinema based on the agreement between the main character’s feelings and the audience’s. The director also knows how to use ‘cliche’ scenes to reverse them and make them become truly original. It is something rare enough in my experience of moviegoer to be put forward

    I think De Palma developed perfectly the main character (as he did in his ‘Scarface’) and had the good idea to do not idealize him. It seems that according to the director, a gangster can hardly repent; De Palma shows how hard it is for a criminal to regain a good reputation in a society that has changed while he was in jail. Carlito himself doesn’t fully understand the world he’s coming in after his years of prison and it is one of the reasons why his integration becomes very hard. Even the rules of the underworld in which he grew up have changed in such a way that he can’t have any place in it; he progressively understands how alone he is. Of course, beside Pacino, there is Sean Penn in one of his greatest roles as Dave Kleinfeld, a lawyer that will progressively show his true color. Penelope Ann Miller also creates a very touching character and the other supporting actors (including some that were in De Palma’s ‘Scarface’) give an important contribution for creating this typical NY environment. Concerning the music, Patrick Doyle composed a wonderful and very sad theme that fits perfectly with Carlito’s tragic story. However, don’t forget the various pieces of the score that are related to clubbing and very well chosen among the best of the 70’s. Thus, I am always sad to notice that this masterpiece is not more appreciate because it’s a movie you never forget. As I am a huge Pacino fan, I have to say that to my opinion, this is his greatest and deepest performance, far away from his usual gangster roles (Tony Montana was an unusual character, but not as touching as Carlito Brigante). Furthermore, the opening sequence and the ending are certainly among the most tragic and successfully made I have ever seen in a movie. This is an emotive masterpiece. Notice that the French magazine ‘Les Cahiers du Cinema’ chose ‘Carlito’s Way’ as the best movie of the 1990’s; I truly agree with that statement. 10/10 for a pure cinema moment.

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    ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Download and Reviews

    October 27, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Animation, Family

    “Lilo & Stitch” Movie Details

    Lilo & Stitch tagline: There’s one in every family.
    Lilo & Stitch - DVD Cover

    Lilo & Stitch DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Amy Hill
  • Daveigh Chase Lilo
    Chris Sanders Genetic Experiment 626/’Stitch’
    Tia Carrere Nani
    David Ogden Stiers Dr. Jumba Jookiba
    Kevin McDonald Agent Pleakley
    Ving Rhames Cobra Bubbles
    Zoe Caldwell Grand Councilwoman of the United Galactic Federation
    Jason Scott Lee David Kawena
    Kevin Michael Richardson Captain Gantu
    Susan Hegarty Rescue Lady
    Mrs. Hasagawa
    Directors: Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders IMDB Rating: 7.1/10 out of 24,100 votes

    “Lilo & Stitch” Movie Review

    “Lilo & Stitch” Plot Summary

    A Hawaiian girl adopts an unusual pet who is actually an notorious extra-terrestrial fugitive from the law. add synopsis

    the best disney movie yet!

    Thank god that there is actuall someone down at disney who had the common sense to allow a new style of animated cartoon. Lilo and stitch is touching and beautifully created, and the water colour backdrops make it easy on the eye. It tells the story of Lilo and her older sister who adopt a small alien dog from the local kennels. Chris Sanders has made this film into a sentimental tale dealing with modern issues as well as creating comedy and a film great for kids and adults. It is so refreshing to see traditional surreal disney tales like beauty and the beast and the little mermaid, which are full of all singing all dancing hogwash, replaced by a beautiful piece od movie magic. Lilo and stitch is a charming and touching tale with perfectly casted voices and an ideal setting BRILLIANT!!!!! 10/10

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    ‘First Knight’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Drama, Romance

    “First Knight” Movie Details

    First Knight tagline: Their greatest battle would be for her love.
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    First Knight DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Tom Lucy
  • Sean Connery King Arthur
    Richard Gere Lancelot
    Julia Ormond Guinevere
    Ben Cross Prince Malagant
    Liam Cunningham Agravaine
    Christopher Villiers Sir Kay
    Valentine Pelka Sir Patrise
    Colin McCormack Sir Mador
    Ralph Ineson Ralf
    John Gielgud Oswald
    Stuart Bunce Peter, King’s Stableman
    Jane Robbins Elise
    Jean Marie Coffey Petronella
    Paul Kynman Mark
    Sir Sagramore
    Directors: Jerry Zucker IMDB Rating: 5.6/10 out of 19,878 votes

    “First Knight” Movie Review

    “First Knight” Plot Summary

    Lancelot falls in love with Guinevere, who is due to be married to King Arthur. Meanwhile, a violent warlord tries to seize power from Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. add synopsis

    my favorite ending

    In almost all other interpretations of this legend, Guenevere is seen as a woman who cannot choose between two young men that love her. In this movie, Arthur is portrayed as a very mature older man who knows he wants Guenevere as his wife but that she might choose him for the wrong reasons. He gives her protection of her lands without marriage and she refuses. He never loses his wisdom and never forgets his duties as king in face of his crazy private life. Lancelot is presented as a wandering young man who ‘knows when a woman wants him’ and cannot understand Guenevere’s refusal of him time and time again. However, he is not fickle, and has known true loss. His love for Guenevere is always constant. Guenevere is in turmoil but is never seen as flighty. She loves both men in different ways but does not know why. Instead of her having to betray either man completely, the production allows for one of her lovers to die and encourage Guenevere and the other lover to be together. I think this is a brilliant way to end the movie and one that allows all the characters complete fulfillment

    This movie also simplifies the plot enough that the movie is not chopped and confusing or hours and hours long. I never have been able to understand Morgan and appreciate a different antagonist. I can see why this movie was not liked as it came out the same year as Braveheart and Rob Roy and wish the producers had not released for at least one year and it might have been better received.

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    ‘Jaws’ Download and Reviews

    August 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Thriller

    “Jaws” Movie Details

    Jaws tagline: The Nation’s No.1 Best-Selling Book now the Screen’s Super-Thriller
    Jaws - DVD Cover

    Jaws DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Dr. Robert Nevin
  • Roy Scheider Police Chief Martin Brody
    Robert Shaw Quint
    Richard Dreyfuss Matt Hooper
    Lorraine Gary Ellen Brody
    Murray Hamilton Mayor Larry Vaughn
    Carl Gottlieb Ben Meadows
    Jeffrey Kramer Deputy Leonard ‘Lenny’ Hendricks
    Susan Backlinie Christine ‘Chrissie’ Watkins
    Jonathan Filley Tom Cassidy
    Chris Rebello Michael ‘Mike’ Brody
    Jay Mello Sean Brody
    Lee Fierro Mrs. Kintner
    Jeffrey Voorhees Alex M. Kintner
    Craig Kingsbury Ben Gardner
    Medical Examiner
    Directors: Steven Spielberg IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 out of 128,566 votes

    “Jaws” Movie Review

    “Jaws” Plot Summary

    When a gigantic great white shark begins to menace the small island community of Amity, a police chief, a marine scientist and grizzled fisherman set out to stop it.

    Finally, 33 years later, I’ve seen the movie that reminded us to not go in the water…

    ‘Jaws’ is a movie for the ages. It’s an example of what happens when the right people come together for the right reasons, for the right movie

    Firstly, author Peter Benchley co-wrote the screenplay (the screenplay itself is adapted from his own novel of the same name) that became one of the new, classic scary-stories of our time: a huge great white shark is terrorizing the residents of a small New England beach community. Amity Police Chief Brody (the recently departed Roy Scheider), marine expert Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss), and grizzled shark hunter Quint (the late Robert Shaw) are the heroic three who volunteer to have a climatic showdown with this man-eating menace appropriate described as mother nature’s ultimate killing machine

    I should make it clear that for years I was never one of this movie’s biggest fans. So I just kind of avoided it – the theme just didn’t appeal to me, since I’ve never been afraid to go swimming at the beach. But guess what? ‘Jaws’ is the classic adventure-horror of our times, and I am now amongst one of its many, many fans. A lot of things are classic about this movie – it’s pointless to even describe them here

    Also, I’m sure there are a number of scientific inaccuracies about the true nature of sharks (the recently departed shark hunter who inspired ‘Quint’ always said he felt sorry for the shark in this movie) and whether or not they are truly something to fear – but, you know what? – it’s Hollywood, they always win. And I’m also sure that the liberties with sharks were liberties well-taken for the sake of dramatic potential: This movie did its job in scaring the living daylights out of a lot of people

    Most importantly, other than serving up great scares, suspense and adventure, ‘Jaws’ is responsible for starting the career of Hollywood director Steven Spielberg. ‘Jaws’ was his claim to fame; it’s also the movie credited for starting the summer blockbuster phenomenon (this currently ranks pretty high amongst one of the highest-grossing movies of all time), and spawning three sequels and countless imitators. Spielberg would go on to do great things in his career, long after ‘Jaws,’ and he still continues to do great things to do this day because of this movie. It’s probably one of my favorite movies of his and one of my favorite movies of all time.’Jaws’ is a movie not likely to ever go away any time soon. That is part of its appeal: its ability to remain an important piece of cinema and a pop culture phenomenon that continues to genuinely frighten us even 33 years after its release. And that is also the mark of a truly great film. It’s a powerful example of what film-making can really do when the right people are involved in the right movie, for the right reasons.10/10

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    ‘The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3′ Download and Reviews

    August 8, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Thriller

    “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ Movie Details

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    Actors:
    Denzel Washington Walter Garber
    John Travolta Ryder
    Luis GuzmГЎn Phil Ramos
    Victor Gojcaj Bashkim
    John Turturro Camonetti
    James Gandolfini Mayor
    Michael Rispoli John Johnson
    Ramon Rodriguez Delgado
    Saidah Arrika Ekulona Dispatcher One
    John Benjamin Hickey Deputy Mayor LaSalle
    Alex Kaluzhsky George
    Gbenga Akinnagbe Wallace
    Katherine Sigismund Mom
    Jake Richard Siciliano 8-Year-Old Boy
    Gary Basaraba Jerry Pollard
    Directors: Tony Scott
    IMDB Rating: 6.5/10 out of 25,639 votes

    “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ Movie Review

    “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ Plot Summary

    Armed men hijack a New York City subway train, holding the passengers hostage in return for a ransom, and turning an ordinary day’s work for dispatcher Walter Garber into a face-off with the mastermind behind the crime.

    An Awesome Film!!!

    Today, I had a double feature at my theatre and saw this along with Land of the Lost! The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 is an awesome action film filled to the brim with suspense and great actors, great storyline, and a great movie altogether. A man by the name of Ryder and some armed men hijack a subway train and take hostages. Ryder communicates with an MTA dispatcher named Walter Garber who tries to reason with him. If the city does not pay Ryder 10 million dollars within the hour, he will kill a hostage. I have not yet seen the original film from the 70’s, so I can’t compare the two. I highly recommend THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2 3!!!

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