Field Details Movie Name BOGUS (1996) Director Norman Jewison Writer Alvin Sargent Lead Actor Whoopi Goldberg Cast Whoopi Goldberg, Gérard Depardieu, Haley Joel Osment, Nancy Travis, Andrea Martin Genre Fantasy, Comedy, Family Release Date August 30, 1996 (United States) Duration 1h 50m Budget $25 million Language English IMDb Rating 5.6/10 WATCH NOW BOGUS is a […]
Field Details Movie Name SPY KIDS 2: THE ISLAND OF LOST DREAMS (2002) Director Robert Rodriguez Writer Robert Rodriguez Lead Actor Alexa Vega Cast Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara, Antonio Banderas, Carla Gugino, Steve Buscemi Genre Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi Release Date August 7, 2002 (United States) Duration 1h 40m (100 min) Budget $38 million
Field Details Movie Name SPIRITED AWAY (2001) Director Hayao Miyazaki Writer Hayao Miyazaki Lead Actor Rumi Hiiragi (voice) Cast Rumi Hiiragi, Miyu Irino, Mari Natsuki, Bunta Sugawara, Takashi Naitō Genre Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy Release Date July 20, 2001 (Japan) Duration 2h 5m (125 min) Budget $15 million Language Japanese IMDb Rating 8.6/10 WATCH NOW
It’s hard to finger exactly what it is about the film that irks me. Really, there’s everything in it fantasy creatures, English private school accents, betrayal, redemption, candy. if it had gratutious nudity and some toilet humour, it will be a college hit. In spite of what it has, the film feels hollow to me.
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While I do like fast paced, edgy indie films, or breathtaking, water drip dramas, there will always be a special place in my cerebellum for Mary Poppins. My mother used to watch it with me when I was a little kid it was one of her favourite movies that and the Sound of Music and
Heidi is a s film adaptation of a tremendously famous series of children’s books from Switzerland. Ah, these old movies from the Goldern Era of Film Shirley Temple plays Heidi, a little orphaned girl sent to live with her grandfather in the Alps. Shirley Temple was a huge star in the 30s, known for her
I’ve been in the mood for classic Hollywood films lately it started with The Maltese Falcon, and I’ve been crossing them off the list, one-by-one. Naturally, I’ve seen It’s a Wonderful Life several times when I was an anklebiter. Around Christmas, it played on free TV, maybe twice or even three times in a week.
Yesterday, I criticized Guardian film critic, Ron Bergan, for being too pretentious about the ‘art of cinema’. Though reading his posts is similar to being reprimanded by your father for throwing dirt in the street, he does have a wide knowledge of film, and his recommendations are probably worth watching. Bergan recommended The Story of
