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Jon Voight plays Billy Flynn, an ex-champion boxer who was KO’d by booze and gambling. When the wealthy, estranged mother of Flynn’s young son begins trying to lure the boy away from him, Flynn must return to the ring to provide for his child.
Personally, I thought Jon Voight was incredible, but wasn’t too impressed with Faye Dunaway.
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First, the movie is about Nick Cannon, Mena Suvari and Ving Rhames star in this horror film based on the George A. Romero classic zombie film. A mysterious virus has infected the small town of Leadville, Colorado, and the military is brought in to enforce a quarantine and stop the spread of the disease. As people perish, survivors realize that the virus is creating the walking dead who crave human flesh. Only a small number of people are immune to the virus, and those few survivors must battle to fend off the infected zombies while trying to make it out of town alive..
I really enjoyed the performace of Mena Suvari and Mena Suvari. The rest of the cast was solid as well. The cast includes Ving Rhames, Mena Suvari, Michael Welch, Pat Kilbane, Nick Cannon.
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Mission Impossible - The Complete First TV Season was an incredible movie! Both Martin Landau and Barbara Bain were amazing!
The great cast includes Martin Landau, Barbara Bain, Steven Hill.
If you love watching Martin Landau or Barbara Bain, you are definitely going to want to watch Mission Impossible - The Complete First TV Season
The head of the “Impossible Missions Force”, a top-secret government group of operatives, starts a tape recorder and finds out about his latest assignment. Throughout most of the series, they would have to stop some petty dictator or powerful bad guy from whatever evil plot they had against the U.S. or Democracy in general. The elaborate use of electronic gadgetry, masters of disguise and detailed plans that require split-second timing made this tv show an “on the edge of your seater”!
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Warm Blooded Killers was an incredible movie! Both Mick Murray and Constance Zimmer were amazing!
The great cast includes Mick Murray, Constance Zimmer, Carmen Argenziano, Will Wallace, Doria Valenzuela.
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John Portenza is a hit man and baseball card collector, working on his anger management. His little sister Vicky, works alongside her brother in the people removal business. Their lives are turned upside down when John loses his cool and kills Vicky’s boyfriend, Dutch who turns out to be the godson of Johns crime lord boss, Vince. Counterfeit money, a mouthy undertaker and a twice-killed cadaver are clues that lead the crime boss to believe that the siblings are no longer employees - but now the targets!
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The Ref was an incredible movie! Both Denis Leary and Judy Davis were amazing!
The great cast includes Denis Leary, Judy Davis, Kevin Spacey, Robert J. Steinmiller Jr., Glynis Johns.
If you love watching Denis Leary or Judy Davis, you are definitely going to want to watch The Ref
Denis Leary plays an unfortunate cat burglar, who is abandonded by his partner in the middle of a heist and is forced to take an irritating Connecticut couple (Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis) hostage. He soon finds that he got more than he bargained for when the couple’s blackmailing son and despicable in-laws step into the picture. Before long they’re driving him nuts with their petty bickering and family problems. The only way for him to survive is to be their referee and resolve their differences before he can be nabbed by the police.
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A true rediscovery of the most valuable kind, The Hired Hand has been superbly restored after 30 years of obscurity–which followed a pitifully half-hearted release in 1971. The Western storyline is simplicity itself: after many years, a wanderer (Peter Fonda) returns to his farm and wife (Verna Bloom), with his saddlemate (the incomparable Warren Oates) in tow; violence intrudes. But the subtle sexual politics in Alan Sharp’s script, the guitar sound of Bruce Langhorne’s music, and the rapturous landscapes in Vilmos Zgismond’s cinematography create a fresh take on the old form. This was Fonda’s directing debut (two years after Easy Rider), and while it has an unmistakably seventies vibe to it, the film also feels like an “eastern” Western, its minimalist style approaching zen. Give yourself over to its deliberate mood, and by the time the final shot rolls into view you’ll know you’ve seen something special. –Robert Horton
Personally, I thought Verna Bloom was incredible, but wasn’t too impressed with Severn Darden.
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Everyone has a breaking point. Pray that Carrie White doesn’t reach hers. Angela Bettis (Girl, Interrupted) stars in this bone-chilling update of Stephen King’s legendary tale of horror and retribution, featuring eye-popping special effects and a shocking, all-new twist ending! Carrie White (Bettis) is a lonely, awkward teenage girl who just doesn’t fit in. At school, she endures her classmates’ constant ridicule, and at home she suffers endless psychological torture at the hands of her fanatically religious mother (Patricia Clarkson, “Six Feet Under”). But Carrie has a secret. She’s been cursed with the terrifying power of telekinesis. And when her tormentors commit an act of unforgivably cruel humiliation at the prom, they’ll soon learn a deadly lesson: If you mess with fire, you will get burned!
Personally, I thought Angela Bettis was incredible, but wasn’t too impressed with Patricia Clarkson.
Reno 911! - Miami was an incredible movie! Both Danny DeVito and Ian Roberts were amazing! The great cast includes Danny DeVito, Ian Roberts, Mindy Sterling, Paul Reubens, Steven E. Little.
If you love watching Danny DeVito or Ian Roberts, you are definitely going to want to watch Reno 911! - Miami
The story centers on a rag-tag team of Reno cops that are called in to save the day after a terrorist attack disrupts a national police convention in Miami Beach during spring break. They’re not the best, but that’s all we got. Based on the successful Comedy Central TV series.
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A Big Hand for the Little Lady was an incredible movie! Both Henry Fonda and Joanne Woodward were amazing! The great cast includes Henry Fonda, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards, Paul Ford, Charles Bickford.
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As the biggest high-stake poker game in the West begins, compulsive gambler turned homesteader, Meredith, is drawn into the game. With the entire family fortune at stake, he suffers a heart attack when delt a winning hand. Mary, his pluck penny-pinching, long-suffering wife, steps in. As she plays the hand, she assails her rivals with fortitude and guts. Each is transformed into a model of sensitivity. But a twist ending reveals Mary has had more than fortitude up her sleeve all along.
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A Dog’s Breakfast was an incredible movie! Both David Hewlett and Kate Hewlett were amazing! The great cast includes David Hewlett, Kate Hewlett, Paul McGillion, Christopher Judge.
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Interview with the director of A Dog’s Breakfast, David Hewlett
Tell us about your background and how it prepared you for the making of this film.
I have been making films from the other side of the camera (as an actor) since I was 14. My friends and I used to spend our entire summer vacations causing chaos running around Toronto, Canada armed with an 8mm Cine film camera making short films. They were entirely self-funded and we would beg, borrow or steal equipment, locations and post-production time to get them finished. They were the best “vacations” I ever had. Those experiences were the reason I became a professional actor. Being on Stargate Atlantis has afforded me the time and the money to try to relive those fantastic experiences. This time with me at the helm!
What or who was your inspiration for writing and directing “A Dog’s Breakfast”?
My biggest influences for the script were “A Fish Called Wanda”, “Fawlty Towers” and the original “Pink Panther”. In order to stand out and get noticed, many first time filmmakers go to extreme lengths to be dark, twisted and edgy. Rather than trying to shock people into taking notice of my work, I just wanted to make people laugh. I wanted it to be enjoyably silly. I really liked the idea of all the different aged members of a family being able to sit together and share a giggle. Making those early short films with my friends was the biggest inspiration. But, I also read a lot of books and watched a lot of DVDs in preparation for “A Dog’s Breakfast”. “Garden State” was a fantastic first film by another actor-turned-director (Zach Braff) that really inspired us to get on with making our own movie. Robert Rodriguez was another huge inspiration. Here is someone who just went out there and made a movie, all on his own. His book “Rebel Without A Crew” is like a road-map to your first film and made it sound so do-able. He had to sell himself for medical research to get the money to fund his work. I just have to save the universe, on Stargate Atlantis. I didn’t think we had any excuse not to spend our hiatus making “A Dog’s Breakfast”.
Is this the first project in which you’ve starred and directed? How was that experience?
This was the first time I’d ever done two of the three jobs I ended up with on “A Dog’s Breakfast”! Directing was completely new to me and it was the skill-set I was most worried about. I have done a fair amount of writing over the years, but this was the first complete script to make it to camera. And then on top of that the fact that I’m actually acting in just about every scene as well — I don’t know what I was thinking! Well, actually I do. It was two less people to feed and schedule around! I would definitely re-think trying to do them all simultaneously again. I kept forgetting to call ‘action’ or remembered and then forgot my lines, I was a mess! That said, once I got into the swing of it, writing and directing was a dream come true! I was finally able to take part in every aspect of filmmaking. I’d been privy to aspects of it over the years, but seeing a film through from conception to release and even dabbling in the marketing side of things was incredible. I can’t wait to do it again! I’m half way through the script for the next project which I’m hoping to have someone else pay for this time! Over 20 years later and I’m still making films during my holidays, and they’re still the best “vacations” I could wish for!
You chose to cast several cast mates from Stargate:Atlantis and Stargate SG-1 in your film (your sister Kate, Paul McGillion, Christopher Judge, Rachel Luttrell). What prompted the decision and were you worried it may mislead people about the content of the film (thinking it was sci-fi or associated with Stargate)?
I just worked with my friends and family, it’s always worked for me in the past. I know how tough it can be for first time directors and I wanted to surround myself with top-notch and supportive talent. I’d be crazy not to take advantage of those connections! One of the reasons we chose to make Ryan a “sci-fi” actor was to be able to give a little nod to the Stargate fans with his “Starcrossed” clips. So far “A Dog’s Breakfast” hasn’t been mistaken for a sci-fi movie, so I think we’re good, there. The reality is that I knew Stargate audiences were going to be interested in the project so I tried to make a humorous film that would appeal to them. But people outside of the sci-fi world are also enjoying this movie, and it’s certainly not exclusively for Stargate fans. If you own a dog you’re going to like this as you’re in what I call our “Pet-Nerd” audience. That said, the film (and even more so the DVD) certainly has a few giggles that will appeal to those “in the know”.
What about the DVD: will there be any extras that you can tell us about?
I can’t wait to see the response to the DVD! We’ve complied a ton of extras that adds a whole new level to the film. We’ve got a number of “deleted scenes” that are really funny, but just had to go in order keep the running time down. I really miss them, and I’m so glad that now they’ll see the light of day. The big seller to me is what Jane has done with the Behind-the-Scenes. Jane Loughman is “A Dog’s Breakfast” producer and her background was producing at E! and for Entertaiment Tonight. She’s used all those skills to put together a series of mini-documentaries that are so much fun! One of the things that I hate on many DVD’s are these repurposed marketing pieces that are dumped on the DVD. You end up having to watch half the film again! We set out from the beginning to have these designed specifically for the DVD and it really shows. This is the kind of DVD that I would buy for the extras!
What do you want your audience to get out of this movie?
I love to make people laugh. I suppose it’s the product of being the eldest and only boy in a family of 5 sisters, I’m just desperate for that kind of attention! I made this movie as pure silly entertainment. I wanted to make a new, old-fashioned comedy and I really hope that’s how people see it. One of the most rewarding things that happens with “A Dog’s Breakfast” is people like it enough to want to quote my own film back to me! That’s the kind of response I like to see, because that’s how I am about the movies I love.
The big climax, how did you film that?
Very carefully! Jane is such a stickler for detail and she made me re-write that ending section a number of times. She was adamant that there be no “cheats” — no holes where people could question the timeline and people’s motives. When it came to actually shooting it, I was so strapped for time. As it turned out the necessity to jump around with the shots in order to preserve make-up and costumes etc. made it a lot more dynamic than it would have been had I been given all the time I needed. I just wanted a nice spooky reveal that was “tainted” by Patrick’s confused and paranoid state-of-mind. I like to think of it as my David Lynch “Murder She Wrote” episode.
What are your favorite movies? What DVDs do you have on your shelf at home?
Wow! There are loads, but here are a few faves, off the top of my head… “A Fish Called Wanda” “Withnail and I” Blake Edward’s “The Pink Panther”, “A Shot in the Dark” Robert Rodriguez’s “El Mariachi”, “Desperado”, “Sin City” The “Evil Dead” trilogy “Mad Max 2, The Road Warrior” “Garden State” Anything with Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd or Charlie Chaplin in it! “Arsenic and Old Lace” “Sid and Nancy” “Fitzcarraldo” “Blade Runner” Danny Boyle’s “Shallow Grave”, “28 days later”, “Trainspotting”, “Millions” “Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind” “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” Steven Soderbergh’s “Out of Sight”, “Solaris”… and just about anything he gets up to!
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