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Category Archives: Review
Planet of the Apes DVD
Get your stinking paws on this DVD…. I’m not the kind of critic that likes to give away too much, but for once I’m not going to worry about it. In fact, I’ll go out of my way to type … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged Charleton Heston, chimpanzee, DVD, Franklyn Schaffner, gorilla, gun fu, planet of apes, post-apoc world, Roddy MacDowall, sci-fi, space travel, spacemen, spaceship, talking animal, time travel
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Conquest of the Planet of the Apes DVD
The monkeys strike back In the previous entry, Escape from the Planet of the Apes, the series was established as a vicious circle. Seemingly, the apes’ travel back in time was destined to make the future planet ruled by them … Continue reading
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Tagged DVD, future, gun fu, J. Lee Thompson, mind control, Movie, plague, Review, Ricardo Montalban, Roddy MacDowall, sci-fi
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The Others
Who else is in the house? No, it’s not a belated sequel to the 1972 Canadian horror hit The Other, but it explores similar edge-of-your-seat supernatural territory. Spanish director/writer/composer Alejandro Amenábar spent a few years developing this Cruise-Wagner Production. His … Continue reading
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Tagged ghosts, haunted house, horror, kids, Movie, Nicole Kidman, noir, Old Dark House, paranoia, psychic phenomena, Review, UK
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Behind the Planet of the Apes DVD
Next to the Tool Shed of the Apes To celebrate the 30th anniversary of , Fox and the American Movie Classics channel produced this feature length documentary, which covers the entire series of films – plus whatever Apes spin-offs followed … Continue reading
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Tagged Charleton Heston, documentary, DVD, Hollywood Babylon, Movie, mutants, planet of apes, post-apoc world, Review, Roddy MacDowall, sci-fi
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Planet of the Apes (2001)
2001: An Ape Odyssey Accepted motion picture classics like Citizen Kane probably won’t ever be remade — unless somebody thinks they can make a quick buck off it. Heck, they hardly blinked at the idea of remaking Psycho. So mere … Continue reading
Jurassic Park 3
Return to JP From the start, the Jurassic Park series has built in an underlying theme, purposefully exploring the comparison between big summer movies and amusement park thrill rides. While this attitude does well by those of us that enjoy … Continue reading
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Tagged action, dinosaur, explosions, giant monster, horror, island, Joe Johnston, Laura Dern, Michael Crichton, monster, Movie, Review, Sam Neill, sci-fi, sequel, William H. Macy
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Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
The sequel to Next to Last Fantasy This isn’t the first all-CGI animated film. No, those are old digital hat and common as pixels in a bitmap these days. Plus, a lot of “live-action” films now contain a great deal … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Alec Baldwin, animation, anime, Donald Sutherland, dystopia, future, gadgetry, invasion, invisible, James Woods, Japan, kung fu, mad laboratory, meteor, Ming-Na Wen, monster, Movie, post-apoc world, Review, sci-fi, space alien, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, zap guns
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A.I.
The Anti-Intellectual This film will always be remembered as the project left unfinished by Stanley Kubrick, then picked up and finished by Steven Spielberg. The first question this brings up is: how much of A.I. (Artificial Intelligence)is Kubrick and how … Continue reading
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Tagged Frankenstein, future, metropolis, Movie, Pinocchio, psycho killer, Review, robot, space alien, Spielberg
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The Fast and the Furious
Two men. One dream. Strapped into monster machines fired out of God’s slingshot. Gone in 60 Seconds? Suck Diesel fumes. Driven? Yo mama’s callin’. With The Fast and the Furious, Rob Cohen (Dragonheart, The Monster Squad) has blasted far ahead … Continue reading
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Tagged action, car chase, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, Movie, Review, Rob Cohen, vehicle chase, Vin Diesel
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Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
Mikey loves Lara! Guest Review by Mike Flores The tremendous opening weekend for Lara Croft Tomb Raider not only represents a triumph for actress Angelina Jolie, but also has great significance for women now working in Hollywood. From the 1920s to … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Angelina Jolie, fantasy, gun fu, kung fu, Movie, Review, robot, secret society, Simon West, superhero, video game
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