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Tag Archives: Movie
Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World
The T Rex that ate San Diego The first film bearing the title The Lost World was made in 1925, and it represented the cutting edge in cinematic special effects for that year. 1997’s The Lost World, both a quasi-remake … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, adaptation, dinosaur, explosions, giant monster, gore, horror, Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Michael Crichton, monster, Movie, Peter Stormare, Review, sci-fi, sequel, Spielberg, Stan Winston, Vince Vaughn
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Gamera, Guardian of the Universe
Giant Turtle to the Rescue! With 1998’s Godzilla getting so much attention, surely there’ll be wise guys in the crowd shouting out, “Hey! What about Gamera?!” Ah, yes. Gamera, the giant prehistoric jet-propelled fire-breathing flying turtle – friend to all … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, Akira Kubo, destruction of city, explosions, gadgetry, Gamera, giant monster, Japan, Kojiro Hongo, monster, Movie, mutants, psychic phenomena, Review, sci-fi, Shûsuke Kaneko, superhero
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The Fifth Element
The Fifth Element is – Fun! In the year 2214, an ancient prophecy is fulfilled when a dark, devouring planet appears on the edge of the galaxy. It is composed of pure evil and it intends to destroy the Earth, … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, Brion James, Bruce Willis, comedy, explosions, gadgetry, Gary Oldman, gun fu, kung fu, Luc Besson, mad scientist, Milla Jovovich, Movie, murder, Review, robot, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, superhero, supervillain
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Grosse Pointe Blank
Smith and Wesson’s High School Reunion The Blank of the title is Martin Blank (John Cusack), a professional contract killer who, at the urging of his Girl Friday (Joan Cusack) and his reluctant shrink (Alan Arkin), decides to attend his … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, Alan Arkin, assassin, Benny Urquidez, blood, comedy, Dan Aykroyd, explosions, George Armitage, gun fu, John Cusack, kung fu, Michigan, Movie, murder, Review
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Double Team
Two On One The latest in a series of Jean-Claude Van Damme action films that puts a slight twist on the usual bullets-and-badmen formula. This time the main gimmick – and the focus of all publicity – is the feature … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, gun fu, Italy, Jean-Claude Van Damme, kung fu, Mickey Roarke, Movie, prison, Review, spy, thriller, Tsui Hark, vehicle chase, Xin Xin Xiong
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Liar Liar
This Movie Isn’t Funny In 1941, Bob Hope reteamed with his co-stars from The Ghost Breakers, Paulette Goddard and Willie Best, to make Nothing But the Truth. The zany comedy (filmed twice previously) had Hope playing a stockbroker who makes … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Amanda Donohoe, Cary Elwes, comedy, fantasy, Jennifer Tilly, Jim Carrey, magic, Movie, race to airport, Review
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Fireworks
“Beat” Cop Goes On Sad to say, but “Beat” Takeshi Kitano is probably most recognized for his guest spots as villains in movies like Johnny Mnemonic and Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. But to those in the know, Takeshi is the … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, blood, cops & robbers, gun fu, Japan, kung fu, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Ren Osugi, Review, Takeshi Kitano
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David “The Rock” Nelson’s Video Shorts Vol. 2
Short is 2 Good Shot back in 1992, these shorts were made back before Nelson learned to sustain viewer interest for the length of an entire feature. Well, okay, so he still hasn’t learned that, but back then he could … Continue reading
Posted in Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, blood, David "the Rock" Nelson, Dracula, fly, Frankenstein, giant monster, gore, heads roll, horror, Illinois, insect, mad scientist, monster, Movie, mutant, Review, serial killer, space alien, spaceship, VHS, werewolves
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Lost Highway
Next Exit: Weirdsville Bill Pullman plays a nervous jazz musician, suspicious that his wife (Patricia Arquette imitating Bettie Page) has been having an affair. The vaguely unhappy couple suddenly has their lives invaded by a supernatural demon (Robert Blake imitating Bela Lugosi), … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Bill Pullman, blood, David Lynch, demons, fantasy, gore, gun fu, horror, Movie, murder, Patricia Arquette, psycho killer, Review, Robert Blake, Robert Loggia, time travel
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Dante’s Peak
A True Lava Story About a year ago, I met a vulcanologist who had been assigned the task of reading the scripts for the two competing big screen volcano movies being released this year. He described Dante’s Peak as being … Continue reading
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Tagged disaster, explosions, incineration, lava, Linda Hamilton, Movie, Pierce Brosnan, Review
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