Not exact matches
Clint Eastwood got his acting start
in Western
flicks, but his time serving during the Korean War presented the actor with the
adventure of a lifetime.
You can plan a one - night
adventure, an entire weekend getaway, a comedy show
in the middle of the afternoon, a girls night over popcorn and 90s
flicks, or a totally sober event.
It seems
in the early 60's there was a government conspiracy concerning the moon... This overlong, overblown, loud, but pretty 3D
adventure is a fine summer popcorn
flick for male adolescents.
Serious cineasts don t have to wade through the muck and mire of blockbuster action -
adventure flicks like they do
in summer or over the holidays.
Standard buddy action
flick adventure fare where gold hunters wind up saving an African country
in the process.
Grounded by the grainy recurring image of a cell rapidly dividing, «Annihilation» is itself a fluid exercise
in genetic mutation: It begins with scenes from a marriage, then quickly evolves into a wilderness
adventure, an environmental horror
flick and a striking depiction of physical and psychological entropy (emphasis on the «trippy»).
It's Poseidon
Adventure, Alien Resurrection, any heist movies, Jaws, and a little art house
flick called Titanic all
in one.
Detective Dee makes its own place somewhere
in - between, and the result is a thoroughly enjoyable
adventure flick awash with kooky sight gags, some questionable CGI, and a few instances of honest to goodness suspense.
The Signal (R for brief nudity, pervasive profanity and brutal bloody violence) Experimental, sci - fi
adventure flick shot
in three parts by a trio of directors (David Bruckner, Dan Bush and Jacob Gentry) and set on New Year's Eve
in a mythical city where mysterious electronic transmissions being broadcast via TV, radio and cell phones are sending the citizens who receive them on a homicidal rampage.
A few unexpected minor pleasures: the time - travel
flick Predestination, an adaptation of a Robert A. Heinlein short story that's one of those rare sci - fi movies that feels like it was made by people who read sci - fi; the horror Western Bone Tomahawk, which feels,
in the best way, like someone filmed a first draft script and didn't cut anything, all its little quirks of character kept intact, narrative expediency be damned; and In The Heart Of The Sea, the cornball sea adventure of which I enjoyed every minut
in the best way, like someone filmed a first draft script and didn't cut anything, all its little quirks of character kept intact, narrative expediency be damned; and
In The Heart Of The Sea, the cornball sea adventure of which I enjoyed every minut
In The Heart Of The Sea, the cornball sea
adventure of which I enjoyed every minute.
Basically the script was
in development
in some capacity or another since immediately after the release of Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, with a lot of revisions mostly hinging on how much the movie should look like a»50s sci - fi
flick and how much it should retain the classic
adventure - serials vibe.
In a year filled with medicore comedies, dramas and action
adventures, the
flicks, either fiction or based on a true story, that stood out from the rest as the most memorable for being deeply moving, inspiring and / or thought provoking were the following.
Along with his starring role
in the upcoming Craig Brewer
flick, «Black Snake Moan,» the veteran actor is also set to appear
in the Stephen King horror film «1408,» the Doug Liman - directed sci - fi
adventure «Jumper,» the thriller «Cleaner.»
Being as harsh as I tend to be on films
in general, especially considering that this one flies the accursed Disney banner, I think it says a lot that I spent the entirety of the film enjoying it just for what it was: an old - fashioned
adventure flick, with new - fashioned flair to spice it up.
The next six months will see a sprawling smorgasbord of cinematic sweetmeats being served up for our delectation, from the brain - scrambling brilliance of Pixar's latest charmer «Inside Out» to the darkest version yet of Shakespeare's accursed «Macbeth»; from super-spy antics
in new Bond
adventure «Spectre» to an obscure sci - fi
flick called Star something or other...
But it's not enough to make this particular sci - fi
adventure drama romance
flick a strong contender
in the cinematic space race.
An East - meets - West action - fantasy story done up
in the style of a B - movie grindhouse
flick, «Big Trouble
in Little China» stars Russell as Jack Burton, a chauvinistic truck driver who gets caught up
in a mystical
adventure when he accompanies his friend, Wang Chi (Dennis Dun), on a routine trip to pick up his fiancée at the airport.
Built around a mysterious, ancient alien artifact that can transport people instantly between distant planets (that would be the titular Stargate), the
flick dabbles
in Egyptian mythology; but is mostly an excuse for a rollicking sci - fi
adventure starring Kurt Russell and James Spader at their most fun.
Mamoru Hosoda's latest anime - action -
adventure is a bit bloated and repeats its themes over and over again, but it's still an entertaining
flick, especially for those interested
in Japanese animation.
The sci - fi
adventure marked his seventh straight
flick that has opened
in the # 1 slot at the box office, a run which started with Ali and has also included The Pursuit of Happyness, Hitch, Bad Boys II, Men
in Black II and I, Robot.
Voiced by its cast of well - known Hollywood heavyweights, this action -
adventure flick delights audiences with another fun chapter
in the life of our favorite affable, animated, kung fu - fighting panda bear.
Mario's latest
adventure in wedding crashing undoubtedly stole the show at E3 this year, featuring everyone's favorite portly plumber traversing colorful kingdoms while body snatching staple franchise minions with a
flick of his iconic cap.
«Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time» (2010) The actor stars as Dastan
in this
adventure action fantasy film based on the video game, as Gyllenhaal proves he is capable of taking on a macho persona
in an action
flick
Law, once upon a time, was the king of the chick
flick (well, he was when I was a teenager and swooned a lot), but has more recently been seen
in more action and
adventure films such as the Sherlock Holmes trifecta and the upcoming King Arthur.
Rodriguez's career is one of the most prominent and curious dichotomies
in Hollywood, as he manages to make both super violent action
flicks (Machete, Once Upon a Time
in Mexico) and family
adventures (the Spy Kids series), employing several of the same actors
in both.
While the running thread of the mismatched black and white partners forced to work together has been a staple since 1958's «The Defiant Ones,» this movie can not seem to decide if it wants to be a cleverly - bantered buddy
flick in that vein, a serious crime drama, a fast - paced tale of worldwide illegal drug operations or a violent action
adventure (although there is certainly enough of that latter element to go around).
Film Review by Kam Williams Marlon Wayans Spoofs Romance Genre
in Shocking Parody of Salacious S&M
Adventure Ever since Scary Movie (2000), Marlon Wayans has carved out quite a career for himself writing and starring
in a string of silly spoofs that includes Scary Movie 2 (2001), Dance
Flick (2009), A Haunted House (2013), and A Haunted House 2 (2014).
Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Kinshasa Serves as Setting for Congo Gangsta
Flick Drugs may be the contraband of choice
in most modern, American crime capers, but this African
adventure revolves around a present - day black market
in petroleum.
Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Jolie Delivers Again
in Action
Flicks as CIA Agent - Turned - Manchurian Assassin Let's face it, from Tomb Raider (2001) to Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) to Wanted (2008), Angelina Jolie has always delivered
in her high - octane action
adventures, and Salt is no exception.
As the man of mystery
in the middle of the jungle
in swathed
in khaki and cynicism, he channels the quintessential cheesy hero of a B - grade
adventure flick, yet, he is not allowed to pull out all the stops necessary to take full advantage of the ci - mentioned potential absurdity.
That's less of an issue
in the grander scheme of things though, as I'm confident there was enough adult supervision on set of this middling action
adventure flick aimed at audiences still having to sneak into films with an R rating.
Where «Olympus» laid siege to Washington, D.C., the latest
adventure leaves the British capital
in ruins, thanks to terrorists who can kill heads of state and blow up well - guarded landmarks with the
flick of a wrist.
Even though it is the new tentpole of the week, debuting
in the shadow of a worldwide phenomenon might be too much to overcome for the
adventure flick.
Not wallowing entirely
in darkness, like so many action
flicks, this space
adventure offers positive messages about overcoming differences and building a team.
Difficult to pigeonhole, except perhaps as an homage to Italian horror
flicks from the Seventies, this endlessly - imaginative, escapist
adventure presents a surreal exploration of sensuality from the perspective of the same female at three stages
in her life.
In other words, the stakes are higher than high for this epic action
adventure sci - fi fantasy
flick.
If it looks familiar, the futuristic Bronco is a concept SUV from 2004 and will make its big screen debut
in next year's action
adventure flick, «Rampage.»
Mario's latest
adventure in wedding crashing undoubtedly stole the show at E3 this year, featuring everyone's favorite portly plumber traversing colorful kingdoms while body snatching staple franchise minions with a
flick of his iconic cap.