Flight of the Intruder—really good film—is easy-to-miss partly because of its blasé title, partly due to scheduling its release at the same time as Operation Desert Storm, and releasing it in January, one of the worst months to release a film. The acting team of Danny Glover and Brad Johnson are good. Willem
DaFoe is a very good addition to the film. Watch
for the cameo of David Schwimmer.
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Storyline
A Navy ship makes multiple rounds with airplanes to destroy key spots ordered by high command during the Vietnam War. One airplane goes rogue.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director John Milius for directing effort. Thank you to Producer Mace Neufeld for making the film possible. Cast includes Danny Glover, Willem Dafoe, Brad Johnson, Rosanna Marquett, and Tom Sizemore.
Buy a
ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. It's a cohesive film that works from a solid foundation.
The Great Wall—shows Matt Damon to good advantage—is very interesting and very
watchable. It’s storyline is fresh, novel, creative, and original. The movie
reminds the audience of the tremendous dedication China’s leaders took to
building the wall through centuries of effort. The movie presents a likable,
new interpretation of why it was built. Watch for Pedro Pascal, Willem Dafoe, and
Tian Jing who pull very good performances in this well-put-together movie. The movie is worth watching.
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Storyline
This
monster action film is about: two soldiers, who
looking for gun powder in China, are detained by the Chinese government due to
their tale of encountering a monster.
Additional
Thanks
Thank you to Director Yimou Zhangfor directing effort.
Thank you to Executive Producers Alex Gartner, Peikang La, Jillian Share, E. Bennett Walsh, Zhao Zhang, for making the film possible. Cast includes: Matt Damon, Tian Jing, Willem Dafoe, Andy Lau, Pedro
Pascal, Hanyu Zhang, Han Lu and Kenny Lin.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. Terrific choreography of the
computer-generated monsters creates a very watchable and realistic film. the presentation or storyline is worth watching.
Finding
Nemo—one of the best Pixar films since 1995’s Toy Story—runs
onan outstandingly loving, thoughtful, and imaginative script with
some of the best voicing in the entertainment industry. The animation is
fabulous even by 2017 standards. The script is flawless. This movie nearly made
a billion dollars box office and earns its money in every way.
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Storyline
Marlin
(voice of Albert Brooks), a clownfish, finds his entire family wiped out by a
barracuda except for one single egg. When the egg hatches, he names the baby
fish Nemo (voice of Alexander Gould). Nemo’s fin is slightly damaged due to the
earlier barracuda attack and Marlin becomes overly protective of his young son.
When Nemo disappears after an encounter with scuba divers, Marlin goes on a
long search to find his son.
Additional
Thanks
Thank
you to Director Andrew Stanton for directing effort. Thank you to Executive
Producer John Lasseter for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast
include: Dory (voice of Ellen DeGeneres), Gill (voice of Willem Dafoe), Bloat
(voice of Brad Garrett), Peach (voice of Allison Janney), Gurgle (voice of
Austin Pendleton), Bubbles (voice of Stephen Root), Deb/Flo (Vicki Lewis),
Jacques (voice of Joe Ranft), Nigel (voice of Geoffrey Rush), Crush (voice of
Andrew Stanton), Coral (voice of Elizabeth Perkins), and Squirt (voice of
Nicholas Bird).
Buy
a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. It’s a solid piece of animated entertainment that serves
the whole family.