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Tom Hanks hardly ever makes negative films any longer. Probably this is due to the fact that he is so unfathomably rich that he has the high-end of
John Spartan (Stallone) is the “& ldquo; Demolition Guy & rdquo; a Dirty Harry styled negative ass police officer in the late 20th century. When a mission goes
The young impressionable English lit major (note: only female authors that kind with one pass on their trousers usually have the audacity to make their heroine an English
The initial thing we see in ‘& lsquo; The Big Heat & rsquo; is a pistol being loaded behind the workdesk of Policeman Tom Duncan. Duncan, a filthy
If you’& rsquo; re seeking the nuanced realistic look of modern-day activity motion pictures such as those in the Jason Bourne franchise with lots of unstable hand held
Jason Statham is just getting out of prison and is bound for revenge versus Ray Liotta, that plays the big bad mob man who screwed him over back
Court room dramas are a category of flick I need to remain in the right state of mind for, as they, like court cases themselves tend to drag
Struggling author Jack Torrance (Nicholson) takes a task as an off period caretaker at the Overlook Hotel. Torrance takes the setting and also relocate for the winter months
A man (Nicolas Cage) capturing an aircraft flight home from a four year stint in prison after accidentally killing the guys who attempted to assault his pregnant other
This flick, while both a crucial and ticket office failure, is to me a great hidden treasure instance of a fun “& ldquo; garbage movie & rdquo;. Take