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"Don't Say A Word" rated R
What a good thriller. Confusing at first; which makes you
wonder how they will tie it all together.
Preeminent New York psychiatrist
Dr. Nathan Conrad has a successful practice, a beautiful
wife and a charming daughter. Making his way home for the
Thanksgiving holiday, Conrad is summoned by a colleague
to examine a young woman. Elisabeth Burrows presents a history
of unexplained violence, failed treatments and misdiagnoses.
In short, the kind of case Nathan used to live for before
he went 'uptown.' Now he is Elisabeth's last chance before
she is shipped off to a state institution. Nathan's skills
and intuition begin to make headway into Elisabeth's case.
Little does Nathan suspect that Elisabeth is tied to a danger
that has closed in on him and his family. Nathan's daughter
has been kidnapped by ruthless thieves, and to save her
he must somehow unlock a 6-digit number locked away in Elisabeth's
troubled mind. With his daughter's captors watching his
every move, Nathan is constantly reminded: if he wants to
see his daughter alive, he dare not say a single word.
This movie is along the lines of "Rear Window" and Fatal
Attraction" meaning lots of action.
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"Training Day" rated
R
A cop thriller starring Denzel Washington as a REALLY evil
cop, Sgt. Alonzo Harris, hardened by the years of catching
criminals. This is his most evil role yet, but he does an
excellent job.
Harriis is training a rookie cop, John Yoyte played by Ethan
Hawke to be on his elite narcotics squad. They ride around
town (LA) in a customized Cadillac and Jake finds his deadly
routine full of violence, murder, theft and lots of treachery.
A good thriller, lots of violence.. Supporting roles played
by Tom Berenger, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Scott Glenn. This
film is directed by Antoine Fuqua and written by David Ayer.
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""Serendipity" rated
pg-13
You may want to wait until this is out on video, they showed
all the good parts in the preview.
Two random people meet at Bloomingdales over a pair of gloves,
go to the Serendipity Restaurant in New York and spend a great
evening together. Sara Thomas (Kate Beckinsale) believes in
fate and lets Jonathan Trager (John Cusack) go without giving
or getting last names. A few years later Jonathan is getting
ready for his wedding but can't get Sara out of his mind.
Sara is now in San Francisco and has the same feeling. Well
does fate win out... Will the two reconnect??
Good cast, directed by Peter Chelsom and written by Marc Klein.
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"Joy Ride" rated
R
It's summer break and college
freshman Lewis Thomas has decided to embark on a cross-country
road trip to pick up the girl of his dreams, Venna. But Lewis'
romantic hopes hit a detour when he stops on the way to rescue
his older brother, Fuller, who goads him into playing a practical
joke on a lonely truck driver, over a CB radio. Now that trucker,
an unseen and terrifying force known only by his CB handle,
"Rusty Nail," wants the last laugh... and revenge.
Directed by John Dahl, written by JJ Abrams and Clay Tarver
and Executive Producer Patrick Markey ( a native Fostorian)
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. "Bandits" rated
pg-13
Was hysterical. .
The true story of a trio
of fugitives--two bank robbers and the woman they both love.
When the suave irresistible Joe and his hypochondriac partner,
Terry, escaped from prison, they cut a swath from Oregon through
California, robbing banks in order to finance their scheme
for a new--and somewhat legitimate life--south of the Border.
In their wake, they leave a trail of chaos, disguises, wrecked
automobiles -and an adoring public- while fleeing from the
law. Their operation is running smoothly until they have an
unexpected run-in with Kate, who is drawn to the thieves as
a way to escape her ordinary life. Together Joe and Terry
are the most successful bank robbers in U.S. history. To Kate,
they also combine to make the perfect man. Things get more
complicated when the police and media assume that Kate is
their hostage and organize a massive manhunt to save her from
the clutches of Joe and Terry.
A cross between bonnie and clyde and butch cassidy
and the sundance kid. Written by Harley Peyton and directed
by Barry levinson this is a must see.
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