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10 Promises to My Dog, a review by Tom


     10 Promises to My Dog (2008/Japan)
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(Hong Kong)
Director:Katsuhide Motoki
Writing:Hare Kawaguchi (Screenwriter), Yoshimitsu Sawamoto (Screenwriter)
Length:117 min.
Video:Widescreen 2.35
Audio:Cantonese: Dolby Digital 5.1, Japanese: Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles:Chinese, English

Stars:
Rena Tanaka as Akari Saito
Ryo Kase as Susumu Hoshi
Mayuko Fukuda as Akari Saito - child
Chizuru Ikewaki as Yuko Inoue
Akira Fuse as Shinichi Hoshi

Plot:
Akari is a 14-year-old schoolgirl living in Japan's northern island of Hokkaido. One day, a puppy wanders into her yard, a Golden Retriever with white paw markings. Akari names her "Socks". Akari's mother consents to her keeping the dog but only after she agrees to abide by "10 promises" from Socks herself. Akari enthusiastically assents and the two begin their journey to adulthood together. Akari finds herself having to overcome many changes and challenges. But at every juncture, Socks is there to provide unquestioning love and support.

Extras:


    My Thoughts:
    A nice movie which I enjoyed throughout, even though there aren't really any surprises. The ending is emotional and done well in my opinion.

    Rating:

    (From Tom's Random Reviews on January 27th, 2012)

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    The Mummy Returns, a review by Dragonfire




    The Mummy Returns




    I first saw this movie in the theater on opening day for it - this was actually the first movie I went to see on opening day.  I really like Rick and Evie, so I was happy to see them in another movie.  I like Jonathan too and I loved some of his interactions with Alex.  The movie is another fun, adventure type movie and it connects well to the first movie.  I've seen that some people have said that it contradicted the first movie when Evie was the reincarnation of Anuk-sun-amon.  The first movie never said she was...Imohtep was just going to scarfice Evie for the ritual to bring back Anuk-sun-amon - I may have spelled that wrong, sorry - and then her spirit would take over Evie's body.  I still really enjoy this movie when I watch it. 



    This was another of my first reviews at Epinions that I went back and updated later.

    The Mummy Returns


    (From Marie's Random Movie Viewing on July 15th, 2013)

    Member's TV Reviews

    Smallville Marathon, a review by addicted2dvd


    Disc 4:

    13. Recruit
    In an effort to recruit Clark for their football team, Met U sends their star player Geoff to show Clark the "perks" of attending Met U. However, after one of Met U's players dies under mysterious circumstances and Lois is arrested for his murder, Clark discovers that Geoff has super powers and is using them to paralyze anyone who gets in his way - including Lois.

    My Thoughts:
    This was a good episode... though nothing special about it. I think that this episode was made just for a reason for Clark to quit football.

    14. Krypto
    While driving, Lois accidentally hits a dog and brings it back to the farm to heal. Clark realizes this is no ordinary dog after the pup lifts up a car to retrieve a ball.

    My Thoughts:
    Decent episode... nothing to special about it... I think this episode was no more then a nod Superboy's pet dog from Krypton. Even though they really changed it up for this series big time.

    15. Sacred
    After learning that Jason and Lex are in China searching for one of the mysterious kryptonian crystals, Clark and Lana follow in the hopes of finding it first.

    My Thoughts:
    This is one of the mythology episodes. Not a great one... but it was good. For the second time... Lana gets possessed by the witch in this episode.

    16. Lucy
    Lois' younger sister, Lucy, with whom Lois doesn't get along, comes to town and charms everyone she meets.

    My Thoughts:
    This is just another basic good episode. Aside from meeting Lois' sister there is nothing really special here.
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    The first time I saw this episode I was thinking if she comes back it would be a new love interest for Clark... what with the way they flirted... but at this point I doubt we ever see her again. I did like her... so I would like to see an update to her storyline before the series ends.

    (From Smallville Marathon on August 10th, 2007)