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Last City Raiders, a review by EdwinTitle:Last City Raiders Year: 2008 Director: Jean De Segonzac Rating: Length: 98 Min. Video: Audio: Subtitles: Stars: James Brolin (1940) Ian Somerhalder (1978) Bettina Zimmermann (1975) Jamie Thomas King (1981) Elodie Frenck Plot:Extras: My Thoughts: Do not waste your money on this one. It is just another one of those disaster movies without anything new added.Rating: (sorry, I've got this one in Dutch, so the plot outline is writen in Dutch as well. ) The year is 2048, and global warming has flooded much of Earth's land areas. A father and his two sons try to salvage treasures from sunken buildings when they are given an important assignment by the New Vatican btw. Since I've got much of the info from IMDb with Cast en Crew editor I will not submit the profile to the database. (From Lost City Raiders on June 1st, 2010) Psycho, a review by addicted2dvdTitle: Psycho Movie Count: 11 TV Ep Count: 3 Other Count: 0 Time Started: 9:30am Plot: 'Alfred Hitchcock's' masterpiece of the macabre stars 'Anthony Perkins' as the troubled Norman Bates, whose "old dark house" and adjoining motel are not the place to spend a quiet evening. No one knows that better than 'Janet Leigh', the film's ill-fated heroine who is victimized in the now-notorious "shower scene." 'Vera Miles', 'Martin Balsam', 'John Gavin' and 'John McIntire' co-star in Hitchcock's most compelling and terrifying film. Screenplay by Joseph Stefano. My Thoughts: I really enjoyed every minute of this movie. I thought Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh both did a wonderful job. I have watched this movie a few times since I started to get into classics... and this one never fails to keep my attention. My eyes are always glued to the screen with this great classic. The DVD itself is very good quality and there is a nice collection of extras to check out as well. My Rating: Out of a possible 5: (From My Month Long Horror/Halloween Marathon: 2008 on October 3rd, 2008) "Stargate SG-1" Marathon, a review by DJ DoenaDisc 5 Absolute Power Synopsis: Harsesis has come to Abydos to learn more about his mother. But Oma Desala has made him forget the knowledge of the Goa'ulds. SG-1 tries anyway to access that knowlegde in the hope that Oma can make him forget again. Finally Daniel gets a glimpse of what it means to possess the entire knowledge of the Goa'uld.My Opinion: "Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Strangely it's always the humble Daniel who falls for the power and loses the empathy for his friends - just like it happened in Need. As a warning shot I liked this episode very much. The Light Synopsis: After the suicide of a SG member and Daniel's try to do the same, SG-1 visits the planet where they suspect the cause of this. There they find an addicting source of light and now they're stuck there.My Opinion: Average episode, not much to say about it. Prodigy Synopsis: Carter is holding a lecture about wormhole physics at the US Air Force Academy while Jack and Teal'c babysit some scientists on a remote moon. A female cadet at the academy seems to be very gifted but she is also rebelious and faces expulsion. Carter shows her where she could go if she manages to finish the academy.My Opinion: I really liked it when Cadet Hailey and Sam argued (scientifically) but one really sees that she has much to learn, especially about the responsibilites that come with having a command. When she suggests to use the Zat'n'tkels again she refers to them as "Phaser things". Entity Synopsis: When the M.A.L.P. (Mobile Analytic Laboratory Probe) scans a remote planet to analyse of whether it's safe to go there it is drawn away from the Gate and into the air. Simultaneously a data stream reaches Earth that manifests itself as a program within the computers of the SGC.My Opinion: For the second time an alien lifeform has taken over Major Carter's body and for the second time the lifeform has to sacrifice itself for a higher purpose and has to give the control back to Carter. The scene I liked the most was when Amanda Tapping only could speak through an audio synthesizer and could only work with her facial expressions. I also liked the opposite approaches of the warriors Jack and Teal'c and the scientists Sam and Daniel. (From "Stargate SG-1" Marathon on March 29th, 2008) |