Posted on Jul 11, 2009 under Reviews |
It’s a story about the siblings Andi and Bruce who live in a foster home. In their foster home, dogs are strictly not allowed and the two had no choice but to follow the rules. Then, one day, they met an adorable dog that they just can’t let him go so they thought of a way on how to take care of their new pet.
They found an old, abandoned hotel that would be just perfect for their new pet. Since Bruce is such a genius young boy, he transformed it whimsically into a high-class dog hotel. Their pet dog who they named as Friday soon was not the only guest in the hotel. Soon more dogs considered the hotel as their new home.
Bruce invented conveyor-like machines which could easily provide all dogs their meals and also transport their poop after the digestive process is over. He made several funny machines to make the lives of these dogs as happy as possible. Unfortunately, with that much dogs, it’s not easy to keep them a secret.
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Posted on Jul 09, 2009 under Reviews |
Another exciting adventure for Sam Witwicky (Shia Labeouf) as the decepticon forces had once again returned to Earth and wanted to hold him captive as he had learned the ancient truth about the origins of Transformers. Humankind was once again in harm’s way but thanks to the friendly Transformers led by Optimus Prime, the decepticons can’t quickly take over the world as Optimus Prime joined forces with the armies to fight against them.
The fight scenes are great and it’s really worth watching on cinema. For those who waited for Transformers after the 2007 film Transformers will not be dismayed. Shia LaBeouf is still as good looking as he was on the first film and Megan Fox is as hot as ever.
Optimus Prime in this movie had grown in size at the end part when he was brought back to life and it’s a must-see part of the movie. Who would’ve thought robots can also sacrifice themselves to save another robot and for the good of humanity?
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Posted on Jul 06, 2009 under Reviews |
A movies starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, a story about 2 sister witches who loved each other so much but were very different. One was on the wilder side while the other likes to keep everything simple and discrete. Eventually their paths had crossed when they’re all grown up after Nicole’s character (Gillian Owens) left to be with her man. She called her sister Sally Owens (Sandra Bullock) to help her with her man problem.
Add a bit of magic and some sparkle of fun and you get an exciting and magical movie. Add 2 fun aunts in the picture and you’ll get a super movie that is worth watching over and over again. It’s been 11 years since this movie had been released but it never gets old and boring. The casts are great, the story is fun and well-written and the characters are just darlings.
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Posted on Jul 03, 2009 under Reviews |
Open Season 1 is a very fun animated movie that will surely entertain both kids and adults alike. It’s a fun movie about a cute and loveable bear that was domesticated who saved a deer named Elliott from a crazy hunter. The bear and deer eventually became a team when the grizzly had to be returned back to the wild after a series of unfortunate events that had occurred after Boog (the bear) met Elliott (the deer).
The 2 unlikely teammates had no choice but to stay together while Boog was in a quest to go back to his beloved owner but the problem was, it was open season. The duo had to convince other wild animals to join together and fight against the hunters so they will no longer come and hunt them for prize.
Eventually, the animals won the fight against the hunters and they had nobody else to thank but Boog. Elliott tried to save Boog in one scene where the hunter was about to kill Boog but Elliott jumped towards them to push the hunter away from his gun. This led Boog to finally start roaring like a real grizzly bear.
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Posted on Jun 23, 2009 under Reviews |
This is a very heart-warming movie that was set during World War II and when the Nazis put all the Jews in concentration camps. The movie is not focused on the war or the deaths of the Jews and how they were all tortured but it’s a story that focused on 2 little boys with very innocent minds that was bound by friendship when they should be, in fact, enemies.
The 2 main characters here are Bruno and Shmuel. Shmuel is the boy that is wearing the outfit that looks like striped pyjamas while Bruno is on the other side of the electrified fence, living a very comfortable life as the son of a Nazi commandant. Shmuel is held as a captive in a Jew concentration camp and as unlikely as it may seem but the two boys became friends even if they were separated by electric fences.
It’s a movie that will surely make anybody cry. The innocence of these 2 little boys and the situation that they are in is enough to make the toughest of hearts start to cry.
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Posted on Jun 14, 2009 under Reviews |
If you love a movie where most of the people die and just 1 or 2 lives in the end then Friday the 13th is always the best movie to watch. We’ve watched this since the first movie was released in 1980 and it became so popular that Friday the 13th is always feared that maybe Jason would come out and kill us all.
This movie is still on Crystal Lake and the killer is still Jason. It’s just a remake of the old movie but it doesn’t make it seem bad. It’s a good thing that they did a remake because it brings back the same horrifying flick that we once feared the most and turn it into a more modern version.
To those who still haven’t watched the movie, I will not spoil it for you but expect to feel sorry for some of your favored characters that get mutilated like animals by Jason. This movie is just one of a few where the hot ones aren’t always the ones that survive in the end.
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Posted on Jun 09, 2009 under Reviews |
This film is a retelling of the interview between the deposed President Mr. Richard Nixon and the television talk show host Mr. David Frost after 3 years that President Nixon was put out of office.
In the movie you will hear the one on one interview with the President about the scandal that he faced when he was the President especially the Watergate scandal. Nixon agreed for an interview in the hopes that he could put out a good fight with David Frost and make the televiewers think that he is not at all guilty and gain back the respect of the people. Of course, the additional $600,000 fee is also a bit handy.
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Posted on Apr 29, 2009 under Reviews |
This movie is a continuation of Casino Royale. As usual, it’s mind-boggling and will keep you on your toes from start to end which is typical from all the James Bond movies.
After being betrayed by Vesper who James Bond wanted to leave everything behind for, he fought the urge to make his next mission too personal. After all, Vesper’s story is just the beginning for his next mission. He met M and together they interrogated White who told them that the secret organization they are looking for is far more complicated that they may have thought.
Eventually, James Bond went to Austria then to Italy and to South America. During his mission he uncovered the hidden plans of Greene to take control the most important natural resources of the world which is the water. He is making a deal with General Medrano who had no choice but to accept as he was blackmailed but of course with James Bond, no bad guy can get away with their evil and filthy plans.
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Posted on Apr 20, 2009 under Reviews |
The Unborn is a movie about a spirit that transfers to a person’s body as it refuses to leave the world. The story starts with Casey Beldon, a woman who did not know she actually had a twin brother who died in the womb. She had a dream where she saw this evil child that suddenly transformed into a dog with a mask. She followed the dog only to find the mask on the floor. Tried to lift it up and found a bottle with a fetus inside it that suddenly opened his eyes.
After that dream things started to get weird. Her eye color changed and after seeing a doctor, she learned that it’s a condition experienced by twins. After confronting her dad, she found out the truth. Then she went on a quest to figure out what is going on as strange things started to happen. That’s when she met Sofi, her grandmother whom she didn’t know.
The evil boy turns out to be her grand uncle only that the dybbuk got hold of him during their childhood. Sofi killed his twin hoping to get rid of the monster that inhabited his body but it only left for awhile. It was the reason why Casey’s mom killed herself and now it came for her too.
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Posted on Apr 15, 2009 under Reviews |
This movie is an Israeli documentary animation film It had received several awards including the Golden Globe for best foreign language film and many more. It was directed by Ari Folman who is also the lead actor in the film.
The movie is first set in 1982 when Ari Folman, a 19 year old infantry soldier for IDF or the Israel Defense Forces during the Lebanon War. Then in 2006, Ali had met with his friend from the army and talked about the nightmares he was having in connection to the Lebanon War. He actually could not remember anything from that war as it may have been blocked due to its traumatic nature. That night, Ali had a dream or a vision with the massacre of Sabra & Shatila. He couldn’t tell for certain if it was just a dream or was it really something that happened from the past and he is just now recalling.
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