‘Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels’ Download and Reviews

December 26, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Comedy, Crime, Thriller

“Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” Movie Details

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels tagline: A Disgrace to Criminals Everywhere.
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Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Huggy Leaver
  • Jason Flemyng Tom
    Dexter Fletcher Soap
    Nick Moran Eddie
    Jason Statham Bacon
    Steven Mackintosh Winston
    Nicholas Rowe J
    Nick Marcq Charles
    Charlie Forbes Willie
    Vinnie Jones Big Chris
    Lenny McLean Barry the Baptist
    Peter McNicholl Little Chris
    P.H. Moriarty ‘Hatchet’ Harry Lonsdale
    Frank Harper Dog
    Steve Sweeney Plank
    Paul
    Directors: Guy Ritchie IMDB Rating: 8.1/10 out of 116,031 votes

    “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” Movie Review

    “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” Plot Summary

    Four London working class stiffs pool their money to put one in a high stakes card game, but things go wrong and they end up owing half a million pounds and having one week to come up with the cash.

    entertaining

    For $8 million, this is a fricking monument of 1990’s film. The first time I saw it I laughed at most of the jokes and followed the plot with pleasure. That’s more than I can say about any number of movies in the 1990’s that cost ten times as much to make and starred pricey talent. The editing is clever and cute. The casting is just short of flawless. Of the four principles, only Bacon seemed consistent to me. The minor parts were sometimes spectacular, esp. Big & Little Chris and Barry the Baptist

    There are some legitimate complaints about this movie. The big one is that it doesn’t really go anywhere or mean anything. It seems like an awful lot of flash and talent to end up saying nothing about anything. But um it’s not like Lock, Stock is trying to be anything it isn’t, so maybe it’s not a valid critique after all. Considering how long Tarrantino’s influence has been around, it’s a little unfair to call Ritchie on imitating him. There are some similarities large casts, distinct characters, clever dialogue, rapid shifts in narratives from one string to another and shifting in time, and few other things. I think the problem is that years of dumbing down by Hollywood have almost eliminated all these things. The influence is there certainly, but it would not seem as pronounced if there were any other hugely exposed filmmakers in recent memory that put as much emphasis on dialogue and character besides Tarantino

    I haven’t watched MTV since the mid-1980’s, so the style of Lock Stock and Snatch didn’t seem trite to me. Some people I talked to said that the film style was too much like the average car commercial or pop video, which is getting the influence backwards, but I could see how those associations would spoil the experience.

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    ‘The Italian Job’ Download and Reviews

    December 25, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Thriller

    “The Italian Job” Movie Details

    The Italian Job tagline: Steal The Day 5.30.03
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    The Italian Job DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Mary Portser
  • Mark Wahlberg Charlie Croker
    Charlize Theron Stella Bridger
    Donald Sutherland John Bridger
    Jason Statham Handsome Rob
    Seth Green Lyle
    Edward Norton Steve
    Mos Def Left Ear
    Fausto Callegarini Italian Guard
    Stefano Petronelli Garbageman/Thug
    Fabio Scarpa Garbageman/Thug
    Cristiano Bonora Garbageman/Thug
    Tiberio Greco Garbageman/Thug
    Jimmy Shubert First Detective
    Tammi Cubilette Second Detective
    Stella’s Receptionist
    Directors: F. Gary Gray IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 71,414 votes

    “The Italian Job” Movie Review

    “The Italian Job” Plot Summary

    Thieves plan to pull off the heist of their lives by creating Los Angeles’ largest ever traffic jam. add synopsis

    FAST PACED EXCITING MOVIE

    I went to see THE ITALIAN JOB with mixed reviews in my head. I was pleasantly surprised with an entertaining close to 2 hours. I thought the cast was just great and so were the special effects, with the safe and truck just dropping out of sight. If you like fast paced action movies, this is the one to see.

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    ‘Scarface’ Download and Reviews

    December 25, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Thriller

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    Scarface tagline: He was Tony Montana. The world will remember him by another name…SCARFACE.
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    Scarface DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Dennis Holahan
  • Al Pacino Tony Montana
    Steven Bauer Manny Ribera
    Michelle Pfeiffer Elvira
    Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio Gina
    Robert Loggia Frank Lopez
    Miriam Colon Mama Montana
    F. Murray Abraham Omar Suarez
    Paul Shenar Alejandro Sosa
    Harris Yulin Mel Bernstein
    ГЃngel Salazar Chi Chi
    Arnaldo Santana Ernie
    Pepe Serna Angel
    Michael P. Moran Nick The Pig
    Al Israel Hector The Toad
    Banker
    Directors: Brian De Palma IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 140,171 votes

    “Scarface” Movie Review

    “Scarface” Plot Summary

    In 1980 Miami, a determined Cuban immigrant takes over a drug empire while succumbing to greed. (Cartel not Mafia)

    Timeless Great

    Whilst a little long, ‘Scarface’ produced a movie well worth the old perusal. Al Pacino was his regular solid self, and Michelle Pfeiffer fairly ordinary which is to be expected. The degree of violence and swearing in the movie was an indication of the direction these kind of movies were taking as the eighties rolled into the nineties. This is another movie you can’t help but admire the wardrobe on. The sheer arrogance of the manner the leads wear their clothes allows them to pull off a look that is laughable, yet amazingly stylish. One must applaud such a show. On top of all this, a well directed and written script allows the audience into what is quite likely an accurate portrayal of the Miami underworld.

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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)
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    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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    ‘Lord of War’ Download and Reviews

    December 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Drama, Thriller

    “Lord of War” Movie Details

    Lord of War tagline: The first and most important rule of gun-running is: never get shot with your own merchandise.
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    Lord of War DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Tanya Finch
  • Nicolas Cage Yuri Orlov
    Bridget Moynahan Ava Fontaine
    Jared Leto Vitaly Orlov
    Shake Tukhmanyan Irina Orlov
    Jean-Pierre Nshanian Anatoly Orlov
    Jared Burke Ukrainian Mobster
    Eric Uys Ukrainian Mobster
    David Shumbris Ukrainian Mobster
    Stewart Morgan Ukrainian Mobster
    Jasper Lenz Gregor
    Kobus Marx Boris
    Stephan De Abreu Liev
    Jeremy Crutchley Arms Fair Salesman
    Ian Holm Simeon Weisz
    Ingrid
    Directors: Andrew Niccol IMDB Rating: 7.7/10 out of 73,993 votes

    “Lord of War” Movie Review

    “Lord of War” Plot Summary

    An arms dealer confronts the morality of his work as he is being chased by an Interpol agent.

    A ‘Stylish’ Look At Arms Dealing

    This was a very pleasant surprise, far better than I had ever hoped, filled with fabulous cinematography and riveting story about the life of arms dealer during the 1980s and ’90s

    It was an interesting film, to say the least, and Nicholas Cage was terrific as the lead character, ‘Yuri Orlov.’ I loved his narration, too. How much of what he said is true, I have no idea, but it’s fascinating stuff. Don’t believe a lot of it, even when they tell you it is ‘based’ on true events. Most of still can (and usually) is made up for dramatic purposes

    I felt those visuals, combined with the outstanding acting and always-interesting story made this a good film. It also proved you don’t need action every two minutes to keep a film involving for the audience. This has just the right amount of drama, suspense, action, romance and, yes, even humor. With all the political comments made here in the narration I was wondering if I was going to hear the typical Democrat whine and sure enough, late in the film a comment is made regarding the 2000 elections. The liberals still can’t get over losing, fair and square. They just can’t accept that. This is about the fifth time I’ve heard this in 2007 films although at least time, the guy making the absurd statement was the Liberian dictator…..but it really was the film maker, of course. Despite that, and the very pessimistic storyline that evil always wins in the world. According to Bible of ‘Yuri,’ in the end, the meek won’t inherit the earth; the arms dealers will and that evil rules, so why fight it and yourself over it. Wow, what uplifting words to live by. Outside of Yuri’s wife ‘Ava’ (Bridget Moynahan) and the man who pursues him, ‘Jack Valentine’ (Ethan Hawke) no one in here has much in the way of high-ground morals. At least they made the lawman an honest; that’s rare in films today. Jared Leto plays Cage’s brother ‘Vitaly’ and plays his standard slime-ball character. Wow, this guy is becoming the male Jennifer Jason Leigh, regarding sleazy roles. Everyone was solid in here, from the Americans to the Russians the Africans….and all intriguing people. Ian Holm as rival arms dealer ‘Simeon Weisz’ deserves mention

    Amir Mokri is the cinematographer and Andrew Niccol, the director, who combined to make this movie look so stylish and beautiful to see. Looking at Mokri’s resume, I see he’s done a number of stylish films. Niccol hasn’t directed much but what he has also offers interesting visuals

    Looking at the front and back cover of the DVD might make you think this is just another of these brainless action flicks, but it is not. This is solid film.

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    ‘The One’ Download and Reviews

    December 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller

    “The One” Movie Details

    The One tagline: What if there was a killer traveling through parallel worlds…and he looked just like you? [taken from the trailer]
    The One - DVD Cover

    The One DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Jet Li Gabe Law/Gabriel Yulaw/Lawless
    Carla Gugino T.K. Law/Massie Walsh
    Delroy Lindo MVA Agent Harry Roedecker/Gas Station Attendant
    Jason Statham MVA Agent Evan Funsch
    James Morrison LAPD Officer Bobby Aldrich/’A’ World Inmate #1
    Dylan Bruno Yates
    Richard Steinmetz D’Antoni
    Steve Rankin MVA Supervisor
    Tucker Smallwood Prison Warden
    Harriet Sansom Harris Nurse Besson
    David Keats MRI Technician
    Dean Norris Sgt. Siegel
    Ron Zimmerman Rotten Ronnie
    Darin Morgan Hugo
    Mark Borchardt Cesar
    Directors: James Wong
    IMDB Rating: 5.6/10 out of 22,927 votes

    “The One” Movie Review

    “The One” Plot Summary

    A sheriff’s deputy fights an alternate universe version of himself who grows stronger with each alternate self he kills. add synopsis

    Jet Li?s best Hollywood movie yet

    Yep, that including Cradle 2 the Grave… The fights in this movie are awesome, specially the Li vs Li one. Story-wise, the movie have a few plot-holes, but is a science-fiction movie as well so i thinks that is forgivable. I recommend The One for all the Jet-Li fans and the action movies fans as well. BTW the music rocks!

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    ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ Download and Reviews

    December 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Horror, Thriller

    “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Movie Details

    A Nightmare on Elm Street tagline: She is the only one who can stop it… if she fails, no one survives.
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    A Nightmare on Elm Street DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Sandy Lipton
  • John Saxon Lt. Thompson
    Ronee Blakley Marge Thompson
    Heather Langenkamp Nancy Thompson
    Amanda Wyss Tina Gray
    Jsu Garcia Rod Lane
    Johnny Depp Glen Lantz
    Charles Fleischer Dr. King
    Joseph Whipp Sgt. Parker
    Robert Englund Freddy Krueger
    Lin Shaye Teacher
    Joe Unger Sgt. Garcia
    Mimi Craven Nurse
    Jack Shea Minister
    Ed Call Mr. Lantz
    Mrs. Lantz
    Directors: Wes Craven IMDB Rating: 7.4/10 out of 40,782 votes

    “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Movie Review

    “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Plot Summary

    In the dreams of his victims, a specteral child murderer stalks the children of the members of the lynch mob that killed him.

    Another good movie from the past

    Before I start reviewing this wonderful series I must say that for the longest time I had wanted to and now have had the chance to watch it. Now to the review, what can I say, hmmmmz, maybe that this film was an awesome movie with a lot of blood, gore and killing that I love

    Nancy Thompson(Heather Langenkamp)has been having dreams. So have her friends Tina(Amanda Wyss), Glen(Johnny Depp)and Rod(Jsu Garcia). And all of the dreams that they have been having seemed to center about a man that wears a brown fedora hat, red and green striped sweater and a clawed hand of deathly precautions. One by one Nancy sees her friends die to the hands of the killer. That is until she makes him come into the real world and learning that she holds the power of his strength and weaknesses

    The ending was a great success as it shouted out that Freddy Krueger(Robert Englund)is not done with his revenge upon the civilians of Elm Street. I gave this an 8 as I felt it needed to be a lot longer.

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    ‘Secret Window’ Download and Reviews

    December 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Horror, Mystery, Thriller

    “Secret Window” Movie Details

    Secret Window tagline: The most important part of a story is the ending.
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    Actors:
  • Richard Jutras
  • Johnny Depp Mort Rainey
    John Turturro John Shooter
    Maria Bello Amy Rainey
    Timothy Hutton Ted Milner
    Charles S. Dutton Ken Karsch
    Len Cariou Sheriff Dave Newsome
    Joan Heney Mrs. Garvey
    John Dunn-Hill Tom Greenleaf
    Vlasta Vrana Fire Chief Wickersham
    Matt Holland Detective Bradley
    Gillian Ferrabee Fran Evans
    Bronwen Mantel Greta Bowie
    Elizabeth Marleau Juliet Stoker
    Kyle Allatt Busboy
    Motel Manager
    Directors: David Koepp IMDB Rating: 6.4/10 out of 50,190 votes

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    “Secret Window” Plot Summary

    A writer is accused for plagiarism by a strange man, who then starts haunting him for “justice.”

    i love this movie!

    i love this movie, its great for the simple fact that Stephen king wrote the basic story line . the movie is pretty close cut from the book with a few exceptions like in the book he drinks Pepsi and in the movie he drinks mountain dew(or maby its the other way around) but other then a few things like that its pretty true to the masterpiece that is any Stephen king work, if u liked movies like psycho and identity u will love secret window because of the mind boggling psychological turn of all rational thought into a twilight zone that can only be described as the human mind when at its best and most vulnerable state.the fact that king opens eyes to the part of the brain that is only slightly touched in movies like red dragon(also awesome). definitely watch this movie if u like psychology related horror!

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    ‘Enemy at the Gates’ Download and Reviews

    December 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, History, Thriller

    “Enemy at the Gates” Movie Details

    Enemy at the Gates tagline: Some Men Are Born To Be Heroes.
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    Actors:
  • Mikhail Matveyev
  • Jude Law Vassili Zaitsev
    Ed Harris Maj. KГ¶nig
    Rachel Weisz Tania Chernova
    Joseph Fiennes Commisar Danilov
    Bob Hoskins Nikita Khrushchev
    Ron Perlman Koulikov
    Eva Mattes Mother Filipov
    Gabriel Thomson Sacha Filipov
    Matthias Habich Gen. Paulus
    Sophie Rois Ludmilla
    Ivan Shvedoff Volodya
    Mario Bandi Anton
    Hans Martin Stier Red Army general
    Clemens Schick German NCO
    Grandfather
    Directors: Jean-Jacques Annaud IMDB Rating: 7.4/10 out of 55,134 votes

    “Enemy at the Gates” Movie Review

    “Duell — Enemy at the Gates” Plot Summary

    Two Russian and German snipers play a game of cat-and-mouse during the Battle of Stalingrad. add synopsis

    Smashing good movie

    There is something odd about Russian peasants talking in articulate, middle-class British accents, but it works. I’m not sure why. Something symbolic about the nobility of the common man?Ed Harris doesn’t bother with accents either. In fact, nobody does. It’s probably for the best

    This is a pretty gripping movie, as is any movie where the lives of all the characters can end with the mere squeeze of an index finger from some unseen place

    Watch this movie. Despite what you might read here, it’s a lot better than rubbish like Saving Private Ryan. Though it might be a shock to the system for many of you to have no Americans to barrack for.

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    ‘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
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    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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