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A government analyst (Kellan Lutz) launches his own rescue mission when terrorists kidnap his father (Bruce Willis), a retired CIA operative. Release date :  March 2, 2016 ( Philippines ) Director :  Steven C. Miller Running time :  1h 23m Music composed by :  Ryan Dodson Screenplay :  Umair Aleem ,  Max Adams Rated R for violence, language throughout and brief sexual content/nudity Certification: Philippines:R-13 / USA:R This is not a worthless movie, because I wouldn't be writing about it if I have nothing good to say, but if you are looking for something new, this is not the movie to watch.  Everything's been said and done.   Although both beautiful in their own right, Gina Carano and Kellen Lutz don't have good chemistry together.  I found their team-up boring and the little black dress was not a bit magical, but it did look good on Carano. Carano is a former mixed martial artist, so ...

Like the movie itself, nothing I will say will be original. Just read Paul Szkibik's review below.  The things I liked about the movie:  Jason Patric is an eye candy and  Rain, although he did not  give his everything here so he wouldn't overshadow Jason Patric, was great here and the way  he was defeated proves to the world that if it weren't that way, he wouldn't lose. Gia Mantegna   was good even if  I wondered if she looked like her mom because she sure didn't look like her  dad. What else?   Probably that's it.  Sorry.  Wait. Why should I apologize?  That's my observation. The good news?  Dad enjoyed it and that's what matters to  me .   From the Hollywood Reporter : South Korean Star Rain Joins Bruce Willis, John Cusack in 'The Prince' The "Ninja Assassins" actor and singer will appear in Brian A. Miller's upcoming action thriller, who...

Watch Armageddon I love good father-daughter relationships onscreen and off-screen because thankfully, I have a good relationship with mine. Probably not the best there is, but it is good, praise God! Grace and Harry don't have the best relationship either, but their love for each other is very, very obvious. Wikipedia compared this movie to DEEP IMPACT.  I don't know with you, but I liked the story of Deep Impact and the movie as whole better than this, but I can't say I hate it. I have nothing more to say. I am not an expert about drilling or any thing astronomical, so let's leave those things be. Let me share with you a couple of songs from the movie and their lyrics. Below those songs, if you are interested, I copy-pasted from Wikipedia the scientific accuracy of the box office hit.  I could stay awake just to hear you breathing Watch you smile while you are sleeping While you're far away dreaming I could spend my life ...

Warning: For those who have not seen these two movies and are intending to, there are spoiler alerts.  No worries, if ever you do watch these movies in the future, you would still be surprised with a lot of scenes. These two movies have one thing in common.  The main protagonists don't know they are dead.  When my time would come, I hope I would know the difference.  :-p I watched the THE SIXTH SENSE around five(5) times already since it was shown in 1999.  I only watched it two times in full and the other two times just partially on TV.   I am not a fan of horror films, but this is somehow one of the exceptions.  As much as possible I stay away from that genre.   When I watched this for the first time, I knew Malcom was dead before he realized it.  Maybe not as early as Cole.  Even before I noticed that Malcolm didn't have reflection when Cole was staring at the doorknob at Kyra's house, Cole was already saying that som...

This movie is important to me because of Simon( Miko Hughes )'s character.  A genius locked inside an autistic boy(autistic savant). My two younger brothers who are now in heaven were autistic savants too.  They might not have been as brilliant as Simon, but I'm mighty proud of them and I miss them so much. Reviews?  Leave it to the experts:   My favorite movie critic's review (Roger Ebert) Rotten Tomatoes Portrayal of autism in Mercury rising Handsome Miko John Hughes. He played his role as an autistic savant well. Is it just me, or was this little guy really a scene stealer? ;-) The guns Bruce Willis used Miko Hughes being intwrviewed about his role

      Happy birthday, Mary-Louise Parker !  You're a year shy from fifty . :) Retired and Extremely Dangerous , indeed! Directed by Dean Parisot Produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura Screenplay by Jon Hoeber Erich Hoeber Based on Red by  Warren Ellis Cully Hamner Starring Bruce Willis  as Frank Moses John Malkovich  as Marvin Boggs Mary-Louise Parker  as Sarah Ross Catherine Zeta-Jones  as Katya Lee Byung-hun  as Han Jo-Bae Anthony Hopkins  as Dr. Edward Bailey Helen Mirren  as Victoria Winslow Brian Cox  as Ivan Simanov David Thewlis  as The Frog Neal McDonough  as Jack Horton Titus Welliver  (uncredited) Music by Alan Silvestri Cinematography Enrique Chediak Editing by Don Zimmerman Studio DC Entertainment di Bonaventura Pictures Distributed by Summit Entertainment Red 2 is a twisted and funny story about true love, friendship, espionage, revenge and all that ja...